Parallel submachines break exitActions

[wlfbck]

If you attach more then one submachine to a state using .parent("XYZ") it will break the exit actions of these submachines. See example below. This bug is hinted at by #969 but does not include the correct reason why.

Unfortunately i don't have any fancy graphical tool, so you get some excalidraw from me.

This one breaks the state machine:

This one is fine:

public class Testy {
    private static final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Testy.class);

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        StateMachineBuilder.Builder<String, String> builder = StateMachineBuilder.builder();
        builder.configureConfiguration().withConfiguration()
                .regionExecutionPolicy(RegionExecutionPolicy.SEQUENTIAL)
                .transitionConflictPolicy(TransitionConflictPolicy.PARENT)
                .listener(new StateMachineListenerAdapter<>() {
                    @Override
                    public void stateChanged(org.springframework.statemachine.state.State<String, String> from, org.springframework.statemachine.state.State<String, String> to) {
                        logger.info("from \n{} \nto \n{}", from, to);
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void eventNotAccepted(Message<String> event) {
                        //logger.info("event not accepted: {}", event);
                    }

                    @Override
                    public void transition(Transition<String, String> transition) {
                        logger.info("transition: {}", transition);
                    }
                })
                .machineId("GD24-machine");

        builder.configureStates().withStates()
                .initial("order-canExist")
                .state("order-Exists", ctx -> logger.info("hello order"), ctx -> logger.info("goodbye order"))
                .and().withStates()
                .parent("order-Exists")
                .initial("ncprogram-canExist")
                .state("ncprogram-Exists", ctx -> logger.info("hello ncprog"), ctx -> logger.info("goodbye ncprog"))
                .and().withStates()
                // change to "ncprogram-Exists" and it will magically work
                .parent("order-Exists")
                .initial("madeup-canExist")
                .state("madeup-Exists", ctx -> logger.info("hello madeup"), ctx -> logger.info("goodbye madeup"));

        builder.configureTransitions()
                .withExternal().source("order-canExist").target("order-Exists")
                .event("order-start")
                .and().withExternal().source("order-Exists").target("order-canExist")
                .event("order-end")
                .and().withExternal().source("ncprogram-canExist").target("ncprogram-Exists")
                .event("ncprogram-start")
                .and().withExternal().source("madeup-canExist").target("madeup-Exists")
                .event("madeup-start");

        StateMachine<String, String> stateMachine = builder.build();

        stateMachine.startReactively().subscribe();

        logger.info("sending ncprog start");
        Message<String> message1 = MessageBuilder.withPayload("ncprogram-start").build();
        stateMachine.sendEvent(Mono.just(message1)).subscribe();
        logger.info("sending order start");
        Message<String> message2 = MessageBuilder.withPayload("order-start").build();
        stateMachine.sendEvent(Mono.just(message2)).subscribe();
        logger.info("sending ncprog start");
        Message<String> message3 = MessageBuilder.withPayload("ncprogram-start").build();
        stateMachine.sendEvent(Mono.just(message3)).subscribe();
        logger.info("sending madeup start");
        Message<String> message4 = MessageBuilder.withPayload("madeup-start").build();
        stateMachine.sendEvent(Mono.just(message4)).subscribe();
        logger.info("sending order end");
        Message<String> message5 = MessageBuilder.withPayload("order-end").build();
        stateMachine.sendEvent(Mono.just(message5)).subscribe();
    }
}

Expected output from first example would be:

15:40:03,713 INFO  com.plansee.edge.flink.Testy                                 [] - goodbye madeup
15:40:03,720 INFO  com.plansee.edge.flink.Testy                                 [] - goodbye ncprog
15:40:03,720 INFO  com.plansee.edge.flink.Testy                                 [] - goodbye order

Instead, only this comes:

15:40:35,452 INFO  com.plansee.edge.flink.Testy                                 [] - goodbye order

I assume this is happening because the variant with 2 submachines is triggering a RegionState to ObjectState transition, while with 1 submachine it is triggering a StateMachineState to ObjectState

[wlfbck]

Looking at the debug output some more, it seems that while building the statemachine using the same parent twice turns the submachines into regions. That seems wrong to me.