Bug: Sleep command actually hibernates the PC

[felipecrs]

Describe the bug
The Sleep command actually hibernates the PC, which is very different and takes a lot more time to recover.

To Reproduce
I believe this is kinda self-explanatory, but:

Add a button like such:

Then press it from Home Assistant. Instead of sleeping, the computer will hibernate. At least mine does.

Expected behavior
To sleep, not hibernate.

Screenshots
N/A

Misc info (please complete the following information):

• Windows build (ideally screenshot/info of winver.exe output):

• Windows' UI language: Portuguese (Brazil)
• HASS.Agent version: 2.1.0

Please check what's applicable (multiple answers possible):

• Installed via installer
• Installed manually
• Problem occurs in HASS.Agent
• Problem occurs in Satellite Service

Additional context
Sleeping the PC works fine through PowerShell using this:

# load assembly System.Windows.Forms which will be used
Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Windows.Forms

# set powerstate to suspend (sleep mode)
$PowerState = [System.Windows.Forms.PowerState]::Suspend;

# do not force putting Windows to sleep
$Force = $false;

# so you can wake up your computer from sleep
$DisableWake = $false;

# do it! Set computer to sleep
[System.Windows.Forms.Application]::SetSuspendState($PowerState, $Force, $DisableWake);

Logs
I could not find anything relevant in the logs.

[amadeo-alex]

Hmm, I'm not the author of that specific piece of code but:

It is interesting however that the winforms command works properly for you - I'll do some testing to see if it can be used but the SleepCommand is also "available" for satellite service where winforms might not work properly due to missing user context.

[felipecrs]

Oh. I wonder how come I completely missed that.

But I suppose this command can be refactored to simply call that PowerShell command, which works (even when called from Hass Agent using the PowerShell method).