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Allow creating rules with exit actions and calendar items

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Michael Zanetti 2021-05-28 12:54:58 +02:00
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commit a660bdd0e2
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libnymea-core/ruleengine/rule.cpp
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@ -206,14 +206,14 @@ bool Rule::isValid() const
bool Rule::isConsistent() const bool Rule::isConsistent() const
{ {
// check if this rules is based on any event and contains exit actions // check if this rules is based on any event and contains exit actions
if (!eventDescriptors().isEmpty() && stateEvaluator().isEmpty() && !exitActions().isEmpty()) { if (!eventDescriptors().isEmpty() && stateEvaluator().isEmpty() && timeDescriptor().calendarItems().isEmpty() && !exitActions().isEmpty()) {
qCWarning(dcRuleEngine) << "Rule not consistent. The exitActions will never be executed if the rule contains an eventDescriptor but no stateEvaluator."; qCWarning(dcRuleEngine) << "Rule not consistent. The exitActions will never be executed if the rule contains an eventDescriptor but no stateEvaluator or calendarItem.";
return false; return false;
} }
// check if this rules is based on any time events and contains exit actions // check if this rules is based on any time events and contains exit actions
if (!timeDescriptor().timeEventItems().isEmpty() && stateEvaluator().isEmpty() && !exitActions().isEmpty()) { if (!timeDescriptor().timeEventItems().isEmpty() && stateEvaluator().isEmpty() && timeDescriptor().calendarItems().isEmpty() && !exitActions().isEmpty()) {
qCWarning(dcRuleEngine) << "Rule not consistent. The exitActions will never be executed if the rule contains a timeEvents but no stateEvaluator."; qCWarning(dcRuleEngine) << "Rule not consistent. The exitActions will never be executed if the rule contains a timeEvent but no stateEvaluator or calendarItem.";
return false; return false;
} }