Speedtest-Tracker [BUG] Show results for the last xx days not working

Describe the bug When I change "Show result for the last 7 days" to 2, 4 or 20 days -> it's now working for me. I see always 7 days charts.

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OS: [e.g Docker, Ubuntu, etc.] docker
Speedtest-Tracker Version: 1.12.0

Mar 26 '22 19:03 somera

The same thing happens to me, it's always 7 days, it doesn't change at any time, tested in all known web browsers. My version is 1.12.0 Docker via Synology

Mar 28 '22 06:03 octaviz

Same thing here. Version 1.12.0 using Docker via Unraid.

Mar 28 '22 14:03 JamesTeague

Seems like it is fixed in v1.12.2; however, that image has not been released on the latest tag. Switching to the dev tag has fixed the issue.

Mar 28 '22 15:03 JamesTeague

Seems like it is fixed in v1.12.2; however, that image has not been released on the latest tag. Switching to the dev tag has fixed the issue.

thank you, that indeed fixes this specific bug

Jun 21 '22 09:06 BeutelHeu

Is there a planned release for this bug fix rather than using the dev tag?

Sep 12 '22 14:09 ozdeadmeat

It doesn't seem like it. The release has been on dev for a long time.

Sep 16 '22 03:09 JamesTeague

Maybe have a look at the new fork and contribute to this one https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker

Sep 16 '22 07:09 spcqike

Maybe have a look at the new fork and contribute to this one https://github.com/alexjustesen/speedtest-tracker

Thanks for the support @spcqike! @ozdeadmeat @JamesTeague I'm actively developing a new speedtest-tracker since this one seems abandoned. Feel free to post any questions on the repo discussions linked above.

Sep 16 '22 13:09 alexjustesen

Alex, is it possible to use your fork without a separate DB? I think I didn't have to set up a DB for this project, but would love to switch to yours without extra setup ideally.

Sep 08 '23 18:09 sbressler