Simple sumr wrapper

sumr.god

def should_i_start?
  puts "Should I ?"
  Time.now.min % 2 == 1
end


def setup_watch(w)

  w.stop_if do |on|
    on.condition(:lambda) do |lam|
      lam.interval = 5.seconds
      lam.lambda  = lambda { ! should_i_start? }
    end
  end

  w.restart_if do |on|
    on.condition(:lambda) do |lam|
      lam.interval = 5.seconds
      lam.lambda  = lambda { should_i_start? }
    end
  end
end

God.watch do |w|
  w.name     = "sumr"
  w.group    = 'seasons'
  w.interval = 5.seconds
  w.dir      = "/tmp/"
  w.start    = "ruby /tmp/dru"
  w.log      = "/tmp/dru.log"

  setup_watch(w)

end

I'd expect this god configuration file to start my daemon and stop it every other minute. Unfortunately, after the first stop event, it never starts again.