Can start charging?

[iancg]

If the car has reached it's target state of charge and stopped charging as a result, then the "start charging" button in the app is inactive.

Over time vampire drain will reduce the state of charge - left long enough (so it has lost 3 or 4%) the car will top itself up to the target state of charge.

If, while the car is in this state (button in app inactive), I send a start charging command, the car won't start charging, but wakes up (accelerating the vampire drain).

If I move the target state of charge slider in the app, then move it back - the "start charging" button in the app is reactivated and I can start charging successfully. However I suspect the cars default behaviour is to minimise wear on the battery so I don't really want to make the car charge when it wouldn't to protect the battery.

What I'm hoping to find is the indication in get_vehicle_data() that in effect tells me if the button in the app is active or inactive (so I can avoid sending a start charging command if the button is inactive).

Does anyone already know what this data is? I wondered if it might be "charge_enable_request", "managed_charging_active" or "user_charge_enable_request" (or something I've missed)? Trying to get the car into the right state to test again has been tricky so I'm hoping someone may know.

Thanks in advance...