My quickApp runs some function every minute

[Mateo 2]

and i don't want

 

Hello every body,

For a reason that i don't understand, my QA are running every minute, sharp at 0 seconds of the minutes...

i don't know why and don't want to.

do you have any idea how i could stop this?

 

thanks in advance for your support,

mathias

 

[jgab 2,642]

3 hours ago, Mateo said:

and i don't want

 

Hello every body,

For a reason that i don't understand, my QA are running every minute, sharp at 0 seconds of the minutes...

i don't know why and don't want to.

do you have any idea how i could stop this?

 

thanks in advance for your support,

mathias

 

 

Your QA crashes. It will restart the QA every ~minute.

Do you see any errors in the log?

If not:

sometimes when you crash in a setTimeout function it will not show any errors. Do you use setTimeout?

If so try to add this code in the beginning of the QA and you will see if your function crash inside setTimeout

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The line numbers may still be wrong

[jgab 2,642]

Another way to see if QAs have crashed is to add this QA that looks for DeviceCrashedEvents and adds a notification in the notification centre at the top of the web GUI (the letter icon)

Unfortunately, the error messages are not always that helpful, but at least one sees that the QA has crashed.

You can turn it on/off with the switch.

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Edit1: could probably be improved by looking through the debug messages for the real lua error.

Edit2: doesn't see errors in setTimeout functions. Need to also use the setTimeout patch in the first post

Edited May 31, 2020 by jgab

[Mateo 2]

14 hours ago, jgab said:

Another way to see if QAs have crashed is to add this QA that looks for DeviceCrashedEvents and adds a notification in the notification centre at the top of the web GUI (the letter icon)

Unfortunately, the error messages are not always that helpful, but at least one sees that the QA has crashed.

You can turn it on/off with the switch.

Please login or register to see this attachment.

Edit1: could probably be improved by looking through the debug messages for the real lua error.

Edit2: doesn't see errors in setTimeout functions. Need to also use the setTimeout patch in the first post

 

 

hello @jgab, always you

Thanks for taking some time for me.

 

it looks i finally found the error that was not appearing into debugging.

 

self:setVariable("hueGroupName",     hueGroupName)

don't support the space

 

self:setVariable("hueGroupName",hueGroupName)

and it works fine

 

thanks a lot  again

 

 

 

[jgab 2,642]

4 hours ago, Mateo said:

hello @jgab, always you

Thanks for taking some time for me.

it looks i finally found the error that was not appearing into debugging.

self:setVariable("hueGroupName",     hueGroupName)

don't support the space

self:setVariable("hueGroupName",hueGroupName)

and it works fine

thanks a lot  again

Cause and effect is always tricky, especially when programming.

However, it was not the space that caused your problem.You can have as many as you want between arguments in a call. Must have been something else, but what I don't know.

In any case, don't be afraid of spaces...