akloeckner

see #833. That's how it could be done here.

Just a quick guess: you have aggregate function `sum`. So, the bar will show the sum of all states occurred during one day. If you have 100 changes per day,...

When searching the repo for `update`, I found #250 . Maybe related.

From your animation, it looks to me like our graph does not update the most recent point, but only shows the second-most recent data point. 🤔

While thinking about #1075 , I realized, we have two places where we react to HA state changes: * `render` is called every time `this.hass` changes. And it actually only...

It might be addressed by this PR: https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card/pull/1075 ?

@jasonlewis, thanks for contributing! It seems we'll have to work on it a bit still. See my comment. Unfortunately, I will only be able to look into it in a...

I did think about this quite some time. Sorry for the delay. Although it's a small change, I don't like that we would treat `points` differently from the other properties,...

Just to note: the current behaviour is apparently "by design": https://github.com/kalkih/mini-graph-card/blob/af01df1e2a68cbdd367cf8e27ada26ea8f41d83b/src/buildConfig.js#L158 But that doesn't mean we can't improve it. Additional suggestion: if both bounds also have the same time (as...

> @aik try adding `aggregate_func: max` to your bar chart. This did the trick for me. I also think, this should help. The default aggregation function is 'mean', I think.