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For common UP/DOWN/STOP commands, it just makes the device seem very laggy. If your device supports position, and you're actually using a UI that continuously sends position commands as you're dragging a slider around, it should be the responsibility of the device to handle that gracefully (either by throttling them itself, or not restarting movement when the new command continues movement in the same direction). Given ESPHome is all over TCP, a high rate of commands shouldn't be a connection issue. Signed-off-by: Cody Cutrer <cody@cutrer.us>
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For common UP/DOWN/STOP commands, it just makes the device seem very laggy. If your device supports position, and you're actually using a UI that continuously sends position commands as you're dragging a slider around, it should be the responsibility of the device to handle that gracefully (either by throttling them itself, or not restarting movement when the new command continues movement in the same direction). Given ESPHome is all over TCP, a high rate of commands shouldn't be a connection issue.