it probably depends on what @tom_l says above: what notifiers are configured.
notify.notify was the service that automatically sent notifications to the iOS app very 1.5. Now that we have 2.0, we use notify.mobile_app_device for that.
Most people will have deleted the iOS.conf in the config folder, so notify.notify probably wonāt work without specifying a notifier of that nameā¦
do you still have the ios.conf? or have a notifier configured?
ya, which would point to a previous and leftover ios.conf? just maybe, must admit I am not 100% positive, since this is a bit in the haze really.
It works in my setup also, but Ive have tinkered a lot with the .storage files and the iOS.conf itself
but, going forward, I would think it to be best to focus on mobile_app service, and configure specific notification notifiers (like groups) for grouped messages.
So, I left only this automation in /config/automations.yaml and made sure every indent was a space, not a tab (not sure if that matters, but just in case).
If you enable āAdvanced Modeā in your profile you will see an automation reload option in configuration / server control , so you donāt have to restart when creating new or editing existing automations.