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My guess is that at some point you had a lux sensor (illuminance) as a condition and that entity has either had its name changed or has been deleted.
Check out the automation (either in the builder or in the yaml) to see if you have this condition. Then see if that entity still exists or if it’s name has changed.
Edit: for clarity
See that's the weird thing. I haven't removed or renamed any devices and most of the time everything works, but once in awhile I get these errors.
Once I had devices that replaced entities with new ones with a different ID after a firmware update. It happened to some ESPHome devices I had after upgrading the firmware. Have you checked the device the entity belongs to?
Yup, once I manually trigger the automations, everything starts working again
Very strange. Are you yaml based or automatic builder based? Can you post your code/screen shots?
Automatic builder. Just had it happen again
Screenshot of the build
Have you looked at your logs to see if anything looks fishy? Check your main logs but also the logs in your zigbee integration
Also it may be time to submit it as a bug.
So I've been going through whatever the search engines would throw at me and it seems some people have become so accustomed that they have automations to send alerts. I'm gonna try and track down more info so I can file a decent bug. Hopefully they squash it for once and for all.