Blueprint disable_vacuum_camera_update_when_docked.yaml - add "Idle" + "Pause"

[c11umw]

Checklist

• [X] I have updated the integration to the latest version available
• [X] I have checked if the problem is already reported

The problem

The blueprint to disable the camera (to prevent rate limiting) has 3 states.

Request to add the following to further reduce the chance of rate limiting (idle + paused)):

Reasoning: 1) Pause: Some people have automations to pause the vacuum when they enter the same room/space it's currently cleaning and resume when vacant. 2) Idle: I have my Roborock on a charging cycle rather than leave it powered on all the time. When it's on it's on a discharge cycle it eventually goes to "sleep" and shows as idle, not docked.

Blueprint location: /config/blueprints/automation/PiotrMachowski/disable_vacuum_camera_update_when_docked.yaml

My install:

Home Assistant 2023.9.2
Supervisor 2023.09.2
Operating System 10.5
Frontend 20230911.0 - latest

What version of an integration has described problem?

v2.2.1

What was the last working version of an integration?

No response

What vacuum model do you have problems with?

roborock.vacuum.s4

What version of Home Assistant do you use?

2023.9.2

What type of installation are you running?

Home Assistant Supervised

Camera's configuration

camera:
  - platform: xiaomi_cloud_map_extractor
    host: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_host
    token: !secret xiaomi_vacuum_token
    username: !secret xiaomi_cloud_username
    password: !secret xiaomi_cloud_password
    country: de
    scan_interval: 30
    auto_update: false
    draw: ["all"]
    attributes:
      - calibration_points

Errors shown in the HA logs (if applicable)

No response

Additional information

No response

[dahlmo]

I've created a PR that I think fixes this @c11umw (#472).

[c11umw]

I've created a PR that I think fixes this @c11umw (#472).

I saw that :) It covers the "Idle" state, but doesn't mention "Pause"

[dahlmo]

It does cover "paused" @c11umw (screenshot from the PR diff below)

[Davst]

I second this, I have a automation that picks up when the robot is done cleaning and sends it over to the dust-bin to be emptied before it returns to the dock.