if a begin is after the end the node triggers always "true"

[Einstein2150]

Describe the bug if a begin is after the end the node triggers always "true". Maybe begin = sun-something + 10 = 7.35 and end is sun-something -15 = 7.33 the node triggers alway a true. This is not true because the beginning should never be after the end. If so it should be false.

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Expected behavior In a case where the end is logical before the beginning the node should answer with false.

System information (please complete the following information):

• Node Version 14.15.1
• Node-Red Version 1.3.4

Additional context

[Hypnos3]

A lot has changed here with version 3. There is the feature that you want to define a period of time beyond midnight. This is the case when the end is before the begin.

Example:

• begin: 21:00 - end: 6:00

Then in the time after 21:00 and before 6:00 the next day the rule is active. Or other:

• the rule is active before the end time
• the rule is active after the begin time
• the rule is not actibe between end and begin

In your example:

• begin = sun-something + 10 = 7.35
• end = sun-something -15 = 7.33

This leads to

• the rule is true before the end time 7:33
• the rule is true after the begin time 7:35
• the rule is false between 7:33 and 7:35

So this is more than a feature than a Bug. - That doesn't mean there can't be problems.

One could still consider having this behavior switched off for individual rules. This could be useful if one of the times (Begin/End) has a fixed point in time and the other is a solar time.