This rule keeps executing (via the triggers) even though the Required Expressions would be false. Am I missing something?
Another post said they fixed the issue by "Update Rule" - giving that a try
hmm... I don't typically use required expressions and would instead place that condition at the top of the actions to run section. ie if sprinkler timer enable switch is off or sprinkler overseed switch is off then exit rule.
ya, that is a more clear way, the required expressions are just so nice and compact --
appears the update rule trick was what was needed to honor the expressions ..
Either Update Rule or Done would have done it; they're both the same (except Done takes you out of the app) and are necessary after changing trigger events or required expressions to establish the necessary event subscriptions or schedules. There are some cases where you may not want to use them, as explained in the docs, though you'd eventually need to for this particular change.
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Thanks @bertabcd1234 .. Could have sworn I hit done. However, maybe I navigated off the page after setting the new expressions
