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@tweethue Automations: Before an automation turns on, it should check if the off time is already passed, and not turn on at all.
Example: on: 05:00 off: Sunrise.
If sunrise is 04:00 the light comes on all day. Turns off the next morning at 04:00. Then turns on an hour later!
@tweethue Yes I understand the behaviour. I'm saying that's not what I want it to do. It needs some extra logic and probably an extra option to skip the automation if start time if after the stop time on _the same day_.
@tweethue Well that's a bug surely?
If I set:
Start: 05:15
Stop: Sunrise
Then I'd expect that to work fine in the winter (as it does) because sunrise is after 05:15.
But as the time of sunrise changes, I'd expect the light to no longer turn on at all.
@tweethue Have you got enough info regarding how the Automation is set up now? I attached 3 images but although I can see that I've replied 3 times I only actually see 1 image myself ๐ Do you see them? Do you need more info?
@tweethue So, for example, it might be start 05:15 and stop 04:30 (sunrise). Meaning, surely, that the logic should do a very simple check like "if (start < end) turnOnLights else exitAutomation"
But they just come on at 05:15 and remain on.
@tweethue Thanks - no, no other automations outside the Hue app.
So does this imply that it should be smart enough to not turn on an automation if the end time (determined by sunrise/sunset) is prior to the start time?
@tweethue The lights are coming on and off at the right time, relative to the sunrise and sunset. I'm not sure how time zone would affect it. Also, where do I check the time zone?