David Masshardt

@benoit74 I'm using mwoffliner to create an offline version of my own private wiki, so I can't send you a link to this. But Wikipedia also has a lot of...

@benoit74 I now found the time to take a look at this and I found a way that the sub categories and page members of categories are rendered as HTML...

@benoit74 I rebased the code with the latest version from the main branch and created a pull request: https://github.com/openzim/mwoffliner/pull/2334

I guess I just found out where in the code this trigger is sent from. I found this line in the automation bundle: https://github.com/openhab/openhab-core/blob/b3e583867ebbda437f54dae0e449a75373c3662b/bundles/org.openhab.core.automation/src/main/java/org/openhab/core/automation/internal/RuleEngineImpl.java#L875 First there is a check if...

@Nadahar @jimtng I think this is the pull request you are looking for: https://github.com/openhab/openhab-core/pull/3717 This change added the whole function that triggers the start level event after saving a rule...

@Nadahar I see 4 possible solutions for this: 1. The event is sent with the current startlevel when the rule has exactly this startlevel as a trigger. So there would...

I've added a pull request to add the event source to the startlevel event. This way rules can distinguish between events from the StartLevelService and events from the RuleEngine after...

@Nadahar The event itself does not have a map. The map is for the runNow method. When multiple events would be sent it should be in the right order. (From...

@Nadahar I just did some testing and my suggestion would be to change the code in the activateRule method like this: ```java // check if we have to trigger because...

I've just tested this in OpenHab 4.1 and regarding the logs the channels still don't always all get unsubscribed. Here is a log where I renamed a channel 3 times:...