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Never let cached-state dedup bypass session validity in cloud-backed Hubitat drivers.
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| name | auth-before-dedup |
| description | Never let cached-state dedup bypass session validity in cloud-backed Hubitat drivers. |
| domain | auth |
| confidence | low |
| source | earned |
Use this when a Hubitat driver has command handlers that compare requested values with device.currentValue(...) or cached state, but the actual auth/queue logic lives deeper in sendCommand() / executeOrQueueRequest().
Check session validity before any dedup early-return. If the session is expired, missing, or still discovering the target device, skip the dedup return and fall through to the normal command path so the request can queue itself and trigger re-auth / session setup.
private boolean ensureSession(boolean requiresDevice = true) {
if (hasUsableAccessToken() && (!requiresDevice || state.deviceId)) {
return true
}
continueSessionSetup()
return false
}
def on() {
boolean sessionReady = ensureSession()
if (sessionReady && device.currentValue("switch") == "on") {
return
}
sendCommand(action: "on")
}
A stale access token can hide behind a cache hit: if dedup returns first, the command never reaches the queue/auth layer, so the user sees a silent no-op until some non-deduped path (like refresh()) repairs the session.
if (device.currentValue("switch") == "on") { return } before any auth/session checkdrivers/gemstone-lights/gemstone-lights.groovy v0.4.17: ensureSession() gates switch/level/color/effect dedup so expired Cognito tokens still recover on the next user command.