hotplug: allow button timeout actions to trigger a subsequent timeout#10
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This allows visual feedback when timeouts are reached. In our case, there is a single button which on a normal press/release will initiate DPP, but longer presses will first reboot then factory reset. So users know they've held it down long enough, it's nice to change the state of an LED. This also fixes what seems to me a bug, in that you can attach a timeout to a 'release' action but the timing was reset (so you can't distinguish between a released timeout vs a pressed timeout).
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This allows visual feedback when timeouts are reached. In our case, there is a single button which on a normal press/release will initiate DPP, but longer presses will first reboot then factory reset. So users know they've held it down long enough, it's nice to change a status LED. This also fixes what seems to me a bug, in that you can attach a timeout to a 'release' action but the timing was reset (so you can't distinguish between a released timeout vs a pressed timeout). See: openwrt/procd#10 Approved-by: Sophronia Koilpillai Approved-by: Arien Judge
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This allows visual feedback when timeouts are reached. In our case, there is a single button which on a normal press/release will initiate DPP, but longer presses will first reboot then factory reset. So users know they've held it down long enough, it's nice to change a status LED. This also fixes what seems to me a bug, in that you can attach a timeout to a 'release' action but the timing was reset (so you can't distinguish between a released timeout vs a pressed timeout). See: openwrt/procd#10 Approved-by: Sophronia Koilpillai Approved-by: Arien Judge
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This allows visual feedback when timeouts are reached.
In our case, there is a single button which on a normal press/release will initiate DPP, but longer presses will first reboot then factory reset. So users know they've held it down long enough, it's nice to change a status LED.
This also fixes what seems to me a bug, in that you can attach a timeout to a 'release' action but the timing was reset (so you can't distinguish between a released timeout vs a pressed timeout).