Application crashes if you write the time with dot instead of colon

[Manseiler]

Hello
I was so happy with this integration,,, manaing maily cliamte and switches.. , so well done and simple

Since days I am not able to run..
Always never ending starting..., or crashing or whtever
I already spent som mch time to solve (re-installing, new building etc..)
with 12.0 and 12.4 HA versions, all tried
but not solution found yet..
I am on the verge to make a handmade automations , which would be a pity..
Suppport more then welcome
Manfred

if 0 <= int(hm[0]) < 24 and 0 <= int(hm[1]) < 60:

ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '23.00'
[07:54:01] WARNING: Scheduler process crashed...
[07:54:01] INFO: Restarting...
[07:54:01] INFO: Starting service.d [Scheduler]
[07:54:01] INFO: Running scheduler.sh
[2024-12-20 07:54:02] STATUS: Starting scheduler
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/simplescheduler/scheduler.py", line 95, in
event_time = main.evaluate_event_time(t, sunrise, sunset)
File "/simplescheduler/main.py", line 823, in evaluate_event_time
if 0 <= int(hm[0]) < 24 and 0 <= int(hm[1]) < 60:
ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: '23.00'
[07:55:00] WARNING: Scheduler process crashed...
[07:55:00] INFO: Restarting...
[07:55:00] INFO: Starting service.d [Scheduler]
[07:55:00] INFO: Running scheduler.sh
[2024-12-20 07:55:01] STATUS: Starting scheduler
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/simplescheduler/scheduler.py", line 95, in
event_time = main.evaluate_event_time(t, sunrise, sunset)
File "/simplescheduler/main.py", line 823, in evaluate_event_time
if 0 <= int(hm[0]) < 24 and 0 <= int(hm[1]) < 60:

[arthurdent75]

You write the time as 23.00
As per the manual, you must write 23:00
I will add a check in the next release

[Manseiler]

Thanks, what a shame (to me) .. , I checked so much.., but I did not see this
But I had this : issue some times already , (then the single schedule did not work, but the rest was ok) but I do not remember such a never ending blocking...
Might be good to have a syntax check point, like you mentioned
Many thanks !!!!!!!!!!!!