Try trigger_on_initial_state

Author: f18m

include/scripts.yaml

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@
 script:
   - id: on_boot_scripts
     then:
-      - delay: 2s
       - script.execute: hide_unwanted_rooms
       - script.execute: hide_unwanted_tabs
       - script.execute: hide_unwanted_scenes

include/sensors_room_status.yaml

@@ -117,6 +117,7 @@ binary_sensor:
   - platform: homeassistant
     entity_id: ${ha_window_contact_sensor_id}
     id: sensor_contact_${room_id}
+    trigger_on_initial_state: true
     on_state:
       - script.execute: sync_window_contact_ui_${room_id}
 

include/time.yaml

@@ -22,3 +22,11 @@ time:
         minutes: '*'
         then:
           - script.execute: time_update
+
+      # Keep window contact UI in sync twice per minute
+      # The reason for this is that the ESPHome sensors created for the window contacts
+      # may not trigger their "on_state" actions for a long time... i.e. until the window
+      # is opened or closed. This can lead to the UI being out of sync with the actual state.
+      # - seconds: /30
+      #   then:
+      #     - script.execute: sync_all_window_contact_ui