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Describe the bug
i use the time-inject node to trigger the garden lights at specific times depending on the sun position (on = civil dusk, off = civil dawn).
there seems to be 2 issues for me:
1.) the status which is displayed next to the node is only correct after the first deploy. when the first time the node was triggered, the new displayed value for next trigger time seems to be wrong.
For example at the moment, the displayed value for the next civil dusk is at 12.06.2020 23:45:21 which is A) in the past and B) not a correct calculated value for civil dusk for my lat/long location.
2.) it will trigger at the correct time, but also at other times. so last night, the expected time was 04:32 but it has also triggered at 01:00 and 02:20.
it is completely independent from the chosen sun set method (nautical dusk, astronomical dusk etc), they all not working. even using an exact timestamp to trigger seems not to work correctly.
i have checked the defined time and timezone on my server, it is set correctly.
Expected behavior
the status of the used nodes should display the next time when the it will trigger again. this value will be automatically updated after a trigger.
it will only trigger once in 24h, the time of the selected sun position.
System information (please complete the following information):
Node Version 10.14.1
Node-Red Version 1.0.4
sun-position version 1.1.3
Additional context
n/a
It would be nice to get some help, this things are driving me crazy at the moment.
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- general
- for a property compare implemented `contain`, `containSome` and `comtainAll` #158
- time inject
- maybe fix of #159 by better memory cleanup on change
- added possibility of define which time should be in payload (current or next) #163
- now setup of payload, topic and additional payload is similar to the inject node of th newest Node-Red Version #172
- within-time
- fix bug not usable/visible offset for alternate times #170
- added `withinTimeStart` and `withinTimeEnd` and `withinTime` property to message #156 + #166
- moon-position
- moon-times now available #161
- has now a `isUp` _Boolean_ property which gives the state if the moon is Up #162
- additional properties are `positionAtRise` and `positionAtSet` with position information on rise and set
- clock-time
- fixed not working overrides #171
Describe the bug
i use the time-inject node to trigger the garden lights at specific times depending on the sun position (on = civil dusk, off = civil dawn).
there seems to be 2 issues for me:
1.) the status which is displayed next to the node is only correct after the first deploy. when the first time the node was triggered, the new displayed value for next trigger time seems to be wrong.
For example at the moment, the displayed value for the next civil dusk is at 12.06.2020 23:45:21 which is A) in the past and B) not a correct calculated value for civil dusk for my lat/long location.
2.) it will trigger at the correct time, but also at other times. so last night, the expected time was 04:32 but it has also triggered at 01:00 and 02:20.
it is completely independent from the chosen sun set method (nautical dusk, astronomical dusk etc), they all not working. even using an exact timestamp to trigger seems not to work correctly.
i have checked the defined time and timezone on my server, it is set correctly.
Expected behavior
the status of the used nodes should display the next time when the it will trigger again. this value will be automatically updated after a trigger.
it will only trigger once in 24h, the time of the selected sun position.
System information (please complete the following information):
Additional context
n/a
It would be nice to get some help, this things are driving me crazy at the moment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: