Feature: Cancel shutdown, if printer is currently printing? about octoprint-tasmota HOT 7 CLOSED

I've done this with my other plugin. It shouldn't be too hard or take too long to integrate the same changes here. I'll try to add this and #44 over the holidays.

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That brilliant!

Btw; Are the other plugin, just the MQTT version, or what? Cause that would be fine to use instead.

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Yeah, the Tasmota-MQTT plugin has the fix for canceling shutdown if printing, but not thermal monitoring (more work for me to do now...). Both are in the TPLink-Smartplug plugin. IMHO the Tasmota-MQTT plugin is more advanced than this one, but the additional infrastructure setup isn't for everyone. I think it's best feature is automatically detecting a change in the plug with the MQTT subscription and not have to enable a polling option.

I just pushed a new branch for testing that has both features integrated in this plugin. If you could test out for me prior to release that would be great. Use the URL below in plugin manager to upgrade. It unfortunately will clear out all the plug settings, so you may want to grab a screenshot of your plug's setting to be able to set back up.

https://github.com/jneilliii/OctoPrint-Tasmota/archive/0.8.8.zip

To avoid the shutdown while printing you have to enable the option on your plug to Warn while printing and the gcode trigger delay needs to be enough time for your printer to clear it's gcode buffer. The 10 minutes you have configured should be plenty.

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Are the main focus on the MQTT edition, or?

Cause i'm use to MQTT, and has no problem with changing to that, instead.

However, now that you're asking, i'll test 0.8.8.zip :-)

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Not necessarily my main focus, I try to maintain all of them.

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Sure. I fully understand, that it's not possible to keep every thing up-to-date, so i would just switch to the mainly updated on, if there was any :D I'll install the plugin, and update, after a few tests.

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I've tested it a few times. It went fine, for both "Auto poweroff", and triggered by GCODE. If another print was ongoing, it didn't turn off the printer. And, while not printing after the first print, it did turn off, as it should :-)

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