(02-16-2023, 09:45 PM)Rob F Wrote: First I edited the schedule I made yesterday so it would run immediately and it did. Then I created a new schedule but this time ticked the days and it worked, yesterday I used 1 day. I thought the schedule didn't actually run but I think I was wrong there, I'll know soon.
I've edited the schedule multiple times but never started until the 24h (or near that) expired.
Quote:What do you think of all this rambling? Just trying to think of ways to add fail safes. Before adding more features I want to do some polishing on what's here.
Seems all good and the new dosing schedule is very interesting, i'm using with 24 dose daily on each pump
BUT as you changed the dosing system allowing for groups, you should add a "parent_id" field in database to join the schedules together. In this case, when you have to change something, you can change from the parent schedule (the one with "parent_id" null), then delete everything having "parent_id" set to the main schedule and re-add them from scratch with the updated parameters. Actually I have to delete 5 * 24 schedules every time i need to do a variation. I don't think having a mass-update would be any usefull, if you can delete and add sub-schedules every time.
Let's suppose I want to temporary disable the pump 3 schedule, I have to disable 24 schedules one by one. with my proposal, it's just one click on the main schedule (then all sub-schedules are deleted and recreated with disable flag set)
It should be trivial to add this feature.
Anyway, one of the two temp sensor doesn't work.
