I discovered that IDs are used multiple times for actions with the same name and same parameters if executed concurrently. Let's say I have a PNP like this:
Where my two actions both have a a wait_5. The output I get is:
[ INFO] [1470999215.113255001]: Start: dummy spam foo - ID: 1
No plan found. Trying with an action ...
[ INFO] [1470999215.215408931]: Start: dummy wait 5 - ID: 2
No plan found. Trying with an action ...
[ INFO] [1470999215.317454795]: Start: dummy eggs bar - ID: 3
[ INFO] [1470999215.417702159]: Start: dummy wait 5 - ID: 2
So both wait_5 actions got the same ID even though in my opinion they are supposed to spawn two different executables each waiting for 5 seconds.
I discovered that IDs are used multiple times for actions with the same name and same parameters if executed concurrently. Let's say I have a PNP like this:
Where my two actions both have a a
wait_5. The output I get is:So both
wait_5actions got the same ID even though in my opinion they are supposed to spawn two different executables each waiting for 5 seconds.