https://www.kaphing.idv.tw/loh/mp3/poktshiokiok_liamkua.htm -- Will and won't occur in adverbial clauses where the modals express the present predictability of the occurrence or nonoccurrence of a future event: 1. You may not want to go to summer camp when none of your friends will be there. [You may not want to go to summer camp when none of your friends is going to be there.] 2. If the game won't be finished until ten, I'll spend the night at your place. [If the game is not going to be finished until ten, I'll spend the night at your place.] The main clause conveys the consequence of the present predictability. In #1 and #2 the consequence is a present decision on a future action. --

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