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I've had rainy few days and humidity was at 99.99%. I'm using this extension, with these color ranges:
99.99%
color_thresholds: - value: 0 color: '#FF0000' - value: 20 color: '#FFFF00' - value: 35 color: '#00FF00' - value: 70 color: '#FFFF00' - value: 80 color: '#FF0000'
Strange thing is that when humidity was at 99%, it showed green value:
But if I touched it by mouse on PC or finger on the phone, it switched to red, which is the color I originally want:
And when we got less humid day today, value returned back to correct colors, even without touching or hovering the widget.
Is this a bug?
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It is a state that hasnt been updated by sensor until humidity measured actually changed the value.
Ill check the rest but might be challenging to get data back again
It looks like you have red markers but the line below might still be green. Here's an example of one of my graphs with markers more spread apart:
The issue is that line below must not be green, because anything above 80 must be red
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I've had rainy few days and humidity was at
99.99%
. I'm using this extension, with these color ranges:Strange thing is that when humidity was at 99%, it showed green value:
But if I touched it by mouse on PC or finger on the phone, it switched to red, which is the color I originally want:
And when we got less humid day today, value returned back to correct colors, even without touching or hovering the widget.
Is this a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: