luci-app-wifischedule counterituitive behavior
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Environment: ath79, TP-Link archer A7 v5, openwrt 22.03.2
Description: wifi schedule acts counterititvely.
there are 2 sections, the first one, businesshours (it was probably supposed to be named workdays) and second one, weekend. When i set up wifi off on all workdays (Mon-Fri) at 10 pm and back on at 7 am, and NOTHING on weekend, it generates cron entry to shut it off on friday at 10 pm, and it stays off (not on) for the whole weekend, unless manually rebooted. Since a default state for wifi router is to be with a wifi on, no entry for weekend should (imho) mean no limitations on weekend. Right?
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Start with luci-app-wifischedule and reproduce the configuration described on OpenWrt 22.03.2, inspecting the generated cron entry after disabling Wi-Fi on weekdays and leaving the weekend section empty. Done means the weekday schedule still applies while an empty weekend section leaves Wi-Fi unrestricted, with the behavior covered by an appropriate test or reproducible verification.
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- operating-systems
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- Bug
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