Fix missing colorTemperatureInKelvin from Alexa responses

[mikeage]

Description:

Related issue (if applicable): fixes #18827

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[mikeage]

Thanks for helping out with the test and indentation

[balloob]

Thanks for finding this. Helped out because I wanted to make sure it made the beta.

[mikeage]

Glad I could help. It took me a while to understand how HA is put together internally, but it's quite straightforward now that I'm starting to see how the different parts fit

[stich86]

Hello,

i still have that issue when using HUE strip exposed via HA to Alexa. Change to every color doesn't give any error, but when i'm asking to switch on "white" (just white, no other type of color.. i'm italian so i'm asking "bianco"), the strip changes color but Alexa report a "Server error".

How can i help you to check and fix that issue?

thanks!

[mikeage]

Best to open a new issue, I think. I found this one by adding debug and checking that the response matched what was in the docs, but it's still working for me with my devices. Maybe someone more familiar with Alexa will be able to help.