Using map and list comprehension

[jonathan-morton]

Hi, so I'm just getting started and it has been years since I've used Python so apologies if I am missing something obvious
It seems like when I use map or list comprehension in a time trigger the result is not being updated

I have the Jupyter notebook setup and the body of turn_off() works fine when run once when the lights are on

LIGHTS_BATHROOM = [
    light.bathroom_overhead_1,
    light.bathroom_overhead_2,
    light.bathroom_overhead_3
]

@time_trigger("period(0:00, 5 sec)")
def turn_off():
    light_is_on = [light == "on" for light in LIGHTS_BATHROOM]
    #light_is_on = list(map(lambda light: light == "on", LIGHTS_BATHROOM))
    if any(light_is_on):
        if binary_sensor.bathroom_motion_occupancy == "off":
            light.turn_off(
                entity_id=LIGHT_BATHROOM_IDS
            )
        else:
            log.debug(f"motion sensor status: {binary_sensor.bathroom_motion_occupancy}")
            log.debug(f"contact sensor status: {binary_sensor.bathroom_door_contact}")

But the console outputs the following continuously even when the lights have been turned on

file.bathroom.turn_off: calling any([False, False, False], {})

If I update the condition to

if light.bathroom_overhead_1 == "on" or light.bathroom_overhead_2 == "on" or light.bathroom_overhead_3 == "on":
        if binary_sensor.bathroom_motion_occupancy == "off":
            light.turn_off(
                entity_id=LIGHT_BATHROOM_IDS
            )

It works as expected