If I have an automation set to “restart” and it is already running, now it’s triggered again but the condition is false. Is the original automation run still aborted?
I’ve never tried it but that makes sense of how it should work.
you are restarting the automation so the last run should be aborted and the new automation should start from scratch.
But the condition prevents the new automation from starting. So it kinda shouldn’t abort the previous automation run.
I don’t think so.
I’m pretty sure the automation has already “started” from a trigger event by the time the condition is evaluated.
But again I can’t say for 100% sure so the only way to know is to build a long running automation, re-trigger it after changing the condition to false and see what happens.
I have just tested it and the previous automation run is not aborted if the automation’s condition is false. This is exactly what I need and I think it is logical. The automation’s condition prevents the automation from being triggered. If you want to abort the previous automation run, you can move a condition from the automation’s condition section to the action section. So everyone can choose what behavior they want.