I’ve installed HABmin, because it seemed to have the easiest rule-maker UI:
had a yellow expl.mark on top
error: %%NO_KEY_FOUND%% appeared whatever I tried to click
it crashed my Artnet DMX bus !!! (Could not use any of my dimmers any more)
… digged into the error message and realized:
HABmin is not developed any more, and it isn’t fully compatible with OH2.x
The auto-installed version from PaperUI was 2.0.0 only
Why is NOT marked this addon as “DEPRECATED” or “not stable” something? … at least on the info page!
Why do we (beginners) have to waste dozens of hours to realize that?
That’s not right. There’s parts of habmin that don’t work with OH 2.X (for a long time btw) while others (notably ZWave interface) are up to date and even recommended for use.
I have spent so far 200+ working hours to read the docs, installing, etc. (12-16 hours every each day during last weeks.)
I also have 30 years of iT + programming experience (2 years of that specialized directly for home-automatisation, like writing a complete hotel-automatisation system 10 years ago.)
If that’s not enough, than yes, it’s my fault, but you could maybe start to think about:
what if I’m saying this because I would like to HELP to save time to other people?
Instead if arguing and criticism, how about you guys would enhance the docs a little?