I've noticed that when the dining room light is on, and the dimming level is low enough, the lights are off. This has caused an issue a couple of times when we haven't even been sure if the light was on or not. The switch is a GE 14294 and the bulbs are some random GE LED bulbs. I don't believe there is any sort of a trim on the switch itself to set upper or lower limits to the dimming range. One possible solution I've had in mind has been to simply create an automation that will turn the dimmer up to a visible level whenever the dimming level drops below the threshold that the light goes out, but the switch is still on. I'll come up with something, but I'm opening an issue for now to make note of it.

The Lovelace configuration have been moved to .storage/lovelace. In order to maintain public visibility on this, I want to clear out the existing ui-lovelace.yaml file and create an automation to generate a new one every time the UI is changed from within Home Assistant.

It also seems like that file isn't even getting read anymore, so I'm trying to figure out how to get a custom card in now.

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My Dropbox if filling up every single time that this backup automation runs. I need to find another place to store all of my snapshots.

Additionally, the add-on sends EVERY snapshot EVERY time that it runs. It's pretty inefficient to begin with.