Bruno is pretty decent, though I don’t like that it’s not fully FOSS. The whole premium feature stuff is closed source, if I’m not mistaken.

I’ve been searching for alternatives as well, especially since Insomnia introduced mandatory account creation.

I think Yaak is pretty good and I recently found out about Voiden, though I haven’t had a chance to try it out yet.

Edit: I forgot to mention that if you’re using IntelliJ Ultimate for what you’re doing, it has a built-in HTTP client too. We use that a lot at work, because then you can have the requests directly together with your application’s source code inside your repository, which is kinda handy.

I don’t know how Woodpecker works, but I have a lot of experience with Gitlab runners. You can startup a runner locally, as it doesn’t need to be publicly accessible from the internet. Only the Gitlab instance needs to be accessible for the runner, as the runner actively fetches new jobs from there and pushes the results again.

If Woodpecker works similarly, you could just deploy the runner locally while you’re actively developing and your computer is running anyway, if you don’t want to pay for a VPS.

This was exactly the same for me. Every Manjaro install I had broke sooner or later because of these dependency issues. After my 3rd or 4th try, I decided to switch to EndeavorOS which is extremely stable for me and serves me well for a couple of years now.

I thought that too at first but this wasn’t the case. I bug is, that if a switch-event of these specific switches are routed through one of those plugs, the plug reacts to it, even though it is not addressed to it. So the behavior also changes over time, depending on where the events where are routed. They switched the correct target lamp as expected, but also random plugs on the way.

Yes! Absolutely the same for me. I also have ADHD and when living alone I had only one type of everything. Since my now wife and me live together, this it not the case anymore and, if I’m being honest, it sometimes stresses me out. It leads to so much distraction for me, that it makes cleaning and tidying up even harder for me than it already is.

I had a similar issue in the past. I’ve got a bunch of Ikea switches and Aqara Smart Plugs. At some point, using the switches also switched random plugs on and off without any automation set up for it. I wasn’t able to figure anything out through the logs and it drove me mad for weeks until I finally read that it’s due to a bug in the firmware of the plugs and Aqare couldn’t be bothered to fix it. I had to manually downgrade the firmware in order to get everything working again.

What you describe sounds very similar to what I experienced. Maybe have a look if that kind of bug was introduced recently for your devices too.