Loop task can be set to a timestamp

[ghost]

It would be great if the loop task had an option to set a timestamp, so that it would keep looping until that specific time.
Could either be with a specific date or just a time of the day.

[ghost]

@masterofhash do you think this would be possible to be implemented?

[Explv]

This shouldn't be hard, we'll need to make sure the GUI changes are backwards compatible in terms of JSON serializing / deserializing to ensure it doesn't break people's existing saved configs

[Master-Of]

Yeah that's true. Would you want to do a full loop or check the time at each step in the loop and short circuit the loop @realpoke ?

[ghost]

I think it would be best to have it stop as soon as it hits the timestamp, so to short sircuit the loop would be great if possible :D

[Master-Of]

Oh okay, I was thinking the "Stop at end of loop" approach. I'm good with either one, though. We could also have a "Timestamp" input and an "Interrupt Loop" checkbox button?

[Explv]

I think timestamp and an interrupt option makes the most sense here.

[Master-Of]

That’s good with me.

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