penguin-teal/gnome-openweather

I can't see any value in a recient updates (show all parameters in blank)

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hhlp commented

Description

I can't see any value in a recient updates

System

Which Linux distro are you using?

Fedora : 40
Arch: x64_64

gnome-shell-46.2-1.fc40.x86_64
gnome-shell-extension-openweatherrefined-136-1.fc40.noarch -> Installed from COPR repo

Settings

Go to extension settings > "About" > "Copy Settings JSON" and paste here.
{"app-version":"136","git-version":"Desconocido","gnome-version":"46.2","user-locale":"es","appid":"<KEY>","actual-city":"0","sun-in-panel-first":"true","has-run":"true","days-forecast":"5","locs":"[(0, '<NAME>', 0, '<PLACE>')]","owm-api-translate":"true","expand-forecast":"true","show-sunsetrise-in-panel":"true","last-init-error":"'(2024/05/12) TypeError: settings.set_value is not a function'","weatherapidotcom-key":"<KEY>","simplify-degrees":"true","wind-direction":"true","menu-alignment":"71.0","position-in-panel":"'center'","show-comment-in-panel":"true"}

Captura desde 2024-06-23 13-15-54

Regards.,

Try a different weather provider in Settings. I had this issue myself and after switching from "Adaptive" to "OpenWeather", everything was back to normal. Apparently "Adaptive" defaults to "Visual Crossing" in my case, which is not functional.

Thought I should show my settings json?

{"app-version":"136","git-version":"136.r1.g8d02397","gnome-version":"46.0","user-locale":"en","unit":"'fahrenheit'","appid":"","weather-provider":"'weatherapicom'","has-run":"true","days-forecast":"5","refresh-interval-current":"1200","delay-ext-init":"5","locs":"[(0, '', 0, '')]","show-sunsetrise-in-panel":"true","my-loc-prov":"'ipinfoio'","weatherapidotcom-key":"","position-index":"1","pressure-unit":"'inHg'","position-in-panel":"'center'","wind-speed-unit":"'mph'","show-comment-in-panel":"true"}

I still cannot save api keys for openweather and weatherapi. Openweather is flaky and unstable. Weatherapi is off +_ 2-3 degrees.

Try a different weather provider in Settings. I had this issue myself and after switching from "Adaptive" to "OpenWeather", everything was back to normal. Apparently "Adaptive" defaults to "Visual Crossing" in my case, which is not functional.

It turns out Visual Crossing blocks if API usage goes over, so it is permanently blocked right now unless I appeal which I may or may not do if I think I've found a viable solution (which is unlikely). For the next update it has been removed from the "Adaptive" pool. The reason it would've kept choosing that is most likely because you have high forecast days which the other weather providers do not support.

Fixed in b11628a by removing Visual Crossing from the Adaptive mode pool.