Hmm, nevermind… I created a debug.json to figure out which values are currently actually used and it turns out it’s cloudy_windy… not cloudy. My bad.

So to debug this yourself, just point the remoteFile to this link or add this to your compliments config:

{
    "anytime" : ["anytime"],
    "morning" : ["morning"],
    "afternoon" : ["afternoon"],
    "evening" : ["evening"],
    "day_sunny" : ["day_sunny"],
    "day_cloudy" : ["day_cloudy"],
    "cloudy" : ["cloudy"],
    "cloudy_windy" : ["cloudy_windy"],
    "showers" : ["showers"],
    "rain" : ["rain"],
    "thunderstorm" : ["thunderstorm"],
    "snow" : ["snow"],
    "fog" : ["fog"],
    "night_clear" : ["night_clear"],
    "night_cloudy" : ["night_cloudy"],
    "night_showers" : ["night_showers"],
    "night_rain" : ["night_rain"],
    "night_thunderstorm" : ["night_thunderstorm"],
    "night_snow" : ["night_snow"],
    "night_alt_cloudy_windy" : ["night_alt_cloudy_windy"]
}

The Wiki mentions:

If use the currentweather is possible use a actual weather for set compliments.

However, it’s not clear to me if we can combine the time-of-day with the current weather compliments. So for example:

    {
        "anytime" : [
            "Hi, sexy!"
        ],
        "morning" : [
            "Have a good day!"
        ],
        "afternoon" : [
            "Almost dinnertime!"
        ],
        "evening" : [
            "You rock!"
        ],
        "day_sunny" : [
            "It's gonna be a sunny day!"
        ],
        "rain" : [
            "Bring an umbrella today!!"
        ],
        "night_clear" : [
            "Good night for stargazing!"
        ],
        "cloudy" : [
            "Cloudy today... hmmm..."
        ]
    }

Currently it’s cloudy so I’d expect to see “Cloudy today… hmmm…”. But all I see is compliments from the time-of-day. Are these two types mutually exclusive or am I doing something wrong?