New Version of Rule Machine: Rule 3.0 We are introducing a new version of Rule Machine, with Rule 3.0. Rule 3.0 is a new child app for the parent Rule Machine. Existing child app instances that are installed, Rule and Rule 2.5, will continue to function as before. New rules that are created will …

[image] CAL.hub: Would you please give RM a graceful way out if this? Yes, this shouldn't happen like this. Will put in a fix for it. This is a bug specific to Garage Door and Door. Found and fixed,

Yep.. you're right.. I glossed over (skipped) the part about and the RULE gets evaluated. and there's no change in truth, nothing happens. Change in Truth is part of evaluation, that's for sure. :slight_smile:

Okay...I thought you were saying that whenever the rule is evaluated as false the false action happens.

Found a bug (I believe) Rule is setup to turn on a light in my kitchen at midnight, then it delays a fade action for two hours. When it triggers the fade action it does this: app:1217 2019-05-08 02:00:00.314 am error groovy.lang.GroovyRuntimeException: Ambiguous method overloading for method java.la…

How to make a simple rule : If Light ( Switch, Contact … ) STAY ( triger ) : on ( or off, open, close ... ) for x minutes, second THEN do something … with Cancel on truth change. Thanks.

Here is a simple rule. If the garage door is left open for 5 minutes, it will send a message. If it closes within that time, it won't do anything at all. [50%20PM]

@bravenel a while ago i wanted a conditional action repeat but I had set up wrong as i was told the actions IFs done get evaluated so esentaly it would run forever. So stop on truth change had to be the main conditions truth change correct? but in the documentation it says this A Repeat Actions, l…

The confusion is around which type of conditional action to use. For while loop, use Simple Conditional Action, not IF-THEN. Like this: [22%20AM]

Right! ok that would be why. It's not clear what the difference is between them (currently reading the docs so it may become clear) what is the difference, is it one is evaluated all the time one not?

[image] BorrisTheCat: what is the difference, is it one is evaluated all the time one not? A Repeat Actions works by running the same action for each repetition, starting with the Repeat Actions action. For a Simple Conditional Action, the condition is part of that action, so it is tested on…

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