v2024.8.1-beta-6

fixing bug that did not add max and min temp back into last entry data.

v2024.8.1-beta-5

Changes

• add current precipitation to sensor group (fix #469). This is in preparation of finishing up continuous updates

Bug fixes

• confirmed continuous updates work with just one zone (#467)
• make sure attributes update on UI and panel (#466)

v2024.8.1-beta-4

Changes:

• #468 - keep last measurement (mostly for continuous calculations)
• #466 to clear weather data during continuous updates

v2024.8.1-beta-3

extra debug logging for apply_aggregates_to_mapping_data because
of discovered bug where continuous updates stops working after weather data is cleared

v2024.8.1-beta-2

v2024.8.1-beta-2 found bug when forecast in PyETO was left to default (empty) and continuous updates skipped the zones using that module

v2024.8.1-beta-1

v2024.8.1-beta-1 extra debug logging for continuous_update_for_mapping due to suspected bug with forecast not being handled correctly on PyETO.

v2024.8.0

Bug fixes

• "fix" #455 where the logging was given errors about missing data in continuous calculation when not all sensors were updating at the same time.

Changes

• the zone sensor now has an et_value attribute that you can use to inspect the calculated evapotranspiration #462 .
• adding debug logging for #461.

v2024.7.10

fix #453 and fix #440: if continuous updates are enabled zones that do not rely on a weather service are now skipped as part of automatic (scheduled) updates and calculations.

v2024.7.9

fix issue with new indexing that stopped zones from being persisted on new installs #452

v2024.7.8

Changes

• fix #451 where continuous updates failed
• updated readme with recommendations for maximum bucket and multiplier values based on [this discussion] (#448):
• The maximum recommended bucket size is based on the type of soil. clay soil: 30 mm (1.18"), sandy soil: 12 mm (0.47"). This recommendation is based on the soil water holding capacity.
• It is recommended to set the multiplier depending on your grass type. Cool-reason grasses (such as fescue, bluegrass) should be set to 0.8, while warm-season grasses (such as bermuda, zoysia) should be set to 0.7