With sunrise offset, the displayed times in the card are out of sync about scheduler-card HOT 5 CLOSED

@KTibow The component sets timers either at startup or when a timer has expired.
If timers are sunset/sunrise related then the last known state of sun.sun is used for setting the timer.
This could get a little off, especially when setting a timer that fires in a week from now.
The misleading thing is that the card performs its own calculation of trigger time, based on the sun.sun state as well.
The result is that a timer could be triggering at 6:00 while the card shows 6:10 or so.
Very ugly.

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Just curious, what does "but does not update while the timer is set" mean?

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@nielsfaber did you get around to this yet? How hard is it to implement?

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quite hard if you don't know anything about python 🙂
but i am working on changing stuff there. Also to make things robust for the daylight saving time which will come in a month.

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fixed in new scheduler_component update.
component will listen for state changes in sun.sun, and reschedule items that are outdated

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