feat: time based power plug

[YogevBokobza]

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[TomerFi]

I'm removing the Stale action because it's not working as expected.

[TomerFi]

Any update about this one @YogevBokobza @thecode ?

[thecode]

Any update about this one @YogevBokobza @thecode ?

My status is the same as reported at #335 (comment)

I don't know how to progress with this PR since the workaround trying to fix the problem with devices that report an 30:00:00 when the timer is disabled did not work on my device last time I checked.

I think @YogevBokobza need to get information from Switcher about this or alternatively a plug that use this value and fix the PR.

[TomerFi]

@thecode I just want to make sure I understand, it's been a while since we discussed this. This PR works for @YogevBokobza 's device, but not for yours? Do we know if there's any difference between the devices? Maybe different firmwares?

[thecode]

@thecode I just want to make sure I understand, it's been a while since we discussed this. This PR works for @YogevBokobza 's device, but not for yours? Do we know if there's any difference between the devices? Maybe different firmwares?

See #335 (comment) there is a difference in the firmware version, but since these devices can't be upgraded anymore and we don't know how to read the firmware version from them we must have a solution that will at least not raise an exception when an older device exists on the network.

[TomerFi]

but since these devices can't be upgraded anymore and we don't know how to read the firmware version

@thecode So old devices can't upgrade their firmware? Wo we know what's behind this, is it like an old device not supported by the vendor anymore or something?

we must have a solution that will at least not raise an exception when an older device exists on the network.

@YogevBokobza Can we do that? Identify the device in question is an old device and log something?