Feature Request: Add Automation Action "Set current profile back to 100%" (independent of profile name)

[gerison77]

Summary: Currently, it is possible in AndroidAPS to reduce the active profile using automations (e.g. "Use current profile at 70% for 60 minutes"). However, there is no action available to simply return the currently active profile back to 100%. Instead, the user must select and activate a named profile (e.g. "Elias 39") – even if that profile is already active in the background.

This becomes a maintenance issue when the name of the base profile changes, because all automations that refer to it by name must also be updated manually.

Real-world use case – described automation logic:

I currently use the following automation setup:

• "Sport on":

  • Temp target 140 mg/dl for 60 minutes
  • Use current profile at 70% for 60 minutes
  • Disable SMB
  • Send SMS and show notification

• "Sport off":

  • Stop temp target
  • Enable SMB
  • Switch to named profile "Elias 39"
  • Send SMS and show notification

But here's the issue: The profile used in “Sport on” is not a different named profile — it is just the current profile, temporarily used at 70%. What I actually want to do after 30 minutes (not 60) is to return the current profile to 100%, without having to name it. This is currently not possible.

Why this matters:

• If the standard profile name changes (e.g. "Elias 39" becomes "Elias Standard Oct"), the automation “Sport off” would fail unless I also change the profile name in the automation.
• This becomes a major burden when managing multiple automations for different daily routines or have different profiles in active use.
• All I want is to restore the current active profile (whatever it is) back to full strength (100%) — just like how "Stop Temp Target" works for glucose targets.

Suggested feature: Add a new automation action like: "Set current profile back to 100%" or "Reset profile multiplier to 100%"

Expected behavior:

• The system restores the currently active profile (whichever is active in the background) to 100%, regardless of name
• No need to select a named profile
• Works seamlessly with automation chains and makes transitions more robust

Benefits:

• More flexible and robust automation flows
• Avoids fragile dependencies on profile naming
• Easier to maintain when default profiles are renamed or adjusted
• Clean return to standard settings after temporary reductions
• Especially helpful for children with variable insulin sensitivity, where short-term adjustments are often used

[gerison77]

Also, switching full profiles just to reset a reduced % can unintentionally reset autosens history, which further impacts system stability.