Description
Hi,
I just found some strange behaviour when using the event_trigger.
Having somehting like this:
@event_trigger("some_event", "action == 'some_action' and state=='finished'") def dummy(**kwargs): log.debug(f"{kwargs}")
a and triggering the event with event.fire("some_event") leads to the correct result - the function dummy isn't called and thus no log output.
Triggering the event with event.fire("some_event", action="some_action",state="finished") also works correctly and leads to a log output like this:
{'trigger_type': 'event', 'event_type': 'some_event', 'context': <homeassistant.core.Context object at 0x7f7ced65ab40>, 'action': 'some_action', 'state': 'finished'}
BUT, each subsequent event without any arguements (event.fire("some_event")) now also triggers the function and shows an output like this:
{'trigger_type': 'event', 'event_type': 'some_event', 'context': <homeassistant.core.Context object at 0x7f7ce9657e00>}
It seems the the str_expr of @event_trigger is not evaluated anymore. Giving some random arguments to the event like this
event.fire("some_event", x="s")
also triggers the function.
But providing at least one of the arguments to be checked in the str_expr like here
event.fire("some_event", action="s")
prevents the function from being called.
Thats pretty strange. I would expect the str_expr to return false if the arguments are not provided in the event instead of ingoring this and evaluating to true.