Display numeric fan speed instead of just 'On'

[randalln]

I suspect this was broken at some point, based on github comments, but seems to work now.

[sethkinast]

I don't think this is supported based on the documentation. thermostatFanMode - ENUM ["on", "circulate", "auto"] https://docs2.hubitat.com/en/developer/driver/capability-list The docs may be out of date but I seem to remember this breaks dashboards? It's been awhile though.

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[randalln]

I don't think this is supported based on the documentation. thermostatFanMode - ENUM ["on", "circulate", "auto"] https://docs2.hubitat.com/en/developer/driver/capability-list The docs may be out of date but I seem to remember this breaks dashboards? It's been awhile though.

I dug up a conversation where it sounds like custom values are okay for supportedThermostatFanModes, which makes sense since different types of thermostats will have different capabilities. I just confirmed that Rule Machine was updated to pull the values from supportedThermostatFanModes.

I imagine you could break the dashboard tile if you had long enough strings (but your driver doesn't). I had actually noticed that Thermostat Controller tiles were mirroring what you had in supportedThermostatFanModes.