Open Radar

 
Summary:
If the condition of an event trigger is created using `HMEventTrigger.predicateForEvaluatingTriggerOccurringOnDateWithComponents(...)`, the condition never evaluates to true.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Download HMCatalog project, setup HomeKit, create a scene and event trigger
2. Add event to trigger (e.g. door is opened)
3. Add scene to trigger (e.g. turn on all lights)
4. Add a time condition to the event trigger which evaluates for a specific time using `HMEventTrigger.predicateForEvaluatingTriggerOccurringOnDateWithComponents(...)` (e.g. at 8:50)
5. Create the event for the trigger by opening the door at 8:50

Expected Results:
The scene, which turns on the lights, is executed.

Actual Results:
The scene is not executed because the condition evaluates to false even though the time is 8:50.

Version:
iOS 9

Notes:
It doesn't matter what properties of the date components are set – year, month, and day to represent a date or weekday – "on date" predicates always evaluate to false.

Predicates created using `HMEvenTrigger.predicateForEvaluatingTriggerOccurringBeforeDateWithComponents()` and `HMEventTrigger.predicateForEvaluatingTriggerOccurringAfterDateWithComponents()` work as expected.

Configuration:
iPhone