@chicknlil25
If any posts made by me made you feel offended or attacked, I can guarantee you that was not my intention. Like I already said before, I’m only trying to help here.
You’ve claimed I’m changing the rules, but I don’t know exactly what you mean with that? Yes, there have been some major changes since last month, where I first combined the Google Home Resume script and automation in one package, and then this month I also included the two other related scripts in that package. I did this partly so it is easier for me to manage changes to the scripts. Changes in certain parts of the code can easily be used in all scripts. On the other hand it also makes it easier for new users to install it, and for existing users to update it.
The update from 2022.11 to 2022.12 did need some additional changes, and your comments made me realize I did not make that clear enough. I’m not a professional user guide writer, heck, I’m not even a professional software developer. If I was, this would not have been a script, it would have been a custom integration. But I do try to make required changes on update as clear as possible.
Since my automations no longer call your script, there’s no point sharing a trace from those. So instead you get YOUR automation, and YOUR two scripts. Audio was playing on the living room speaker only.
In none of my recent posts I have asked you to change how the script is called. The way you were calling the script is still the preferred way to use it. In all recent updates nothing was changed on how the script should, or can be called.
The thing is, that if you call the script in the automation, like you were doing, and again, which is still the preferred method, a condition in the automation should prevent it from calling the script as well. For some reason this was not working, and I was asking for your help to find out why. For this I needed more information than you were already providing, and I was merely trying to explain what I did need, and why I needed it.
Again, in none of my posts I was questioning how you were calling the script, and claiming you were doing wrong. I have tried to explain several times that there is something wrong in my automation or my script, which I want to debug.
As this did seem to have to be an unwanted approach on your side, I suggested to disable MY automation in the script settings, so at least the script would not be triggered twice (first by your automation, and then by mine). So again, I never asked from you to change the way you use the script.
I’m still willing to try to help you resolve the issues, but only if we can continue doing this in a polite way, without resolving to “shouting” and swearing.
BTW, in your last trace I do see something is off. It should have at least tried to resume the living room speaker, but for some reason it decided there was nothing to resume. So I will look into this.