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Yeah, it's really more of a cosmetic issue as sending the off to an already off plug doesn't harm anything, but I have been planning to look into this when I begin work on splitting the state data from settings,
Is it possible to just an option to disable the Abort Power Off Timeout notification? I know we can set the time, but I'd be happy just letting it do its thing retaining the Idle Timeout and not having to see the box.
That could definitely be an option, but still wouldn't resolve the issue completely.
I was just working on your last reply that sending an off to an off plug doesn't harm anything - which is true, I just don't need to know about it :D ....and I'm quite happy for it to kill the power if it is idle and never stop it.
I gained an extra monitor so have a dedicated Octoprint screen now and keep seeing it flash up all through the day (working from home)
Describe the bug
The idle timeout power-off ignores the current state of the smart plug and kicks in even when the plug is already off.
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Expected behavior
The idle timeout power off should not fire and the abort dialog should not appear if the plug is already off.
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