Hi all,
I am just wondering if someone can tell me why I am able to set a time less than the interval minutes (60 minutes) in (Advanced scheduling → Time to) ?
It should prevent me somehow. Just wondering why not!
The selected days are all, and the scenario actually executed.
Thanks all.
This is actually expected behavior.
In Make, “Minutes” defines the repeat frequency, while Advanced scheduling (Time from / Time to) only defines the allowed execution window.
Make doesn’t validate that the window length must be ≥ the interval.
So in your case:
Interval: every 60 minutes
Window: 19:45–19:55
Make just checks:
“Is there a scheduled tick inside this window?”
If yes, it runs once. If not, it skips. That’s why the scenario can still execute.
It’s not meant to be a strict constraint check, more a lightweight time filter on top of the interval scheduler.
