jalves wrote:But (you knew that was coming, didn't you)
I've come to expect that on every post that starts off saying something nice, there is almost always a "but" .
So the fact that it works fine on one iOS device but not another has nothing to do with the plugin or HomeKit because there is no difference between one or the other. It sounds like your HomeKit data is messed up on one device. I would shut off the HomeKit sync on the problematic X and re-enable it an hour or two later.
If you had this happening across all devices there are actions in the plugin to restart one or all of the servers, I put that in there because I had a similar issue but mine was for ALL servers and ALL devices, just 'not responding'. This prompted having the actions so I could schedule restarts every day as a safety precaution but there have also been a lot of extra debugging options added to HomeKit (even more so in the not-yet-published release) to try to see why could cause that.