Similar behaviour happens with a myriad of settings, but not all of them.
As I make the changes to the switch, I’ve tried pushing buttons to “wake” the switch, and I’ve also tried cutting power from the breaker to it, restarting the switch, and trying again after a short time. Nothing will allow me to disable the click.
What does that button do? I haven’t pushed that button at all. I’ve been pressing this button and assuming that would be enough for the setting to take effect. That works for the rest of them, and as soon as I push it, that’s when the error log is generated.
Did you see the link i shared? That’s the user guide for z2m.
zigbee2mqtt/bridge/request/device/configure
Allows to manually trigger a re-configure of the device. Should only be used when the device is not working as expected (e.g. not reporting certain values), not all devices can be configured (only when the definition has a configure in its definitionopen in new window). Allowed payloads are {"id": "deviceID"} or deviceID where deviceID can be the ieee_address or friendly_name of the device. Example; request: {"id": "my_remote"} or my_remote, response: {"data":{"id": "my_remote"},"status":"ok"}
You are correct it does not explicitly say to do it on a firmware upgrade, but it does say to run it when values are not reporting correctly. In this case they are not reported correctly because new parameters were added. To use the new ones the device needs to go reread the device definitions. Depending on the version of z2m you had when you installed the switch it may or may not have had the latest definition. The relay click functionality was added in a commit on 11/7/23. Although I do not know when that commit actually made it into a z2m release. Most recently the definition was updated to support the 2.14 firmware.
