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So I tried implementing functionality (https://github.com/mark9064/InfiniTime/commit/225be818b14637092e09e2ce3587e25c71a91bce and https://github.com/mark9064/InfiniTime/commit/97d894edc4a2787ada38f6c3057d49aa4326e934) that allows the user to choose between no background measurements, periodic background measurements and continuous measurement. It seems to work as expected...

Finally got time to do some proper power testing using the patchset in my last message With low brightness, raise wake and lower to sleep (latest PR versions), sleep mode...

> @mark9064 is this using the testing branch at https://github.com/mark9064/InfiniTime/tree/testing ? which measurement mode were you using? periodic? continuous? Using periodic mode, though I've rebased the branch on 1.13 locally

@patricgruber What's your opinion on the proposal that the user can choose whether they want background measurements or not? I think we should choose what we want to do here...

(InfiniSim PR now ready)

[InfiniTime uses the SDK for GPIOTE](https://github.com/InfiniTimeOrg/InfiniTime/blob/57e625d4dcb94c4d26a3a65e6738322f172b705b/src/systemtask/SystemTask.cpp#L157) management at the moment. I can remove the PPI setup stuff easily (though I'd just be reimplementing the functions from the SDK verbatim in...

This is fixed as part of the brightness refactors for AOD, but merging this now would be fine, no problem rebasing

So keep-awake was added in #432 I'm guessing it was so the device doesn't go to sleep right as you want to stop the timer / record a lap. So...

Hmmm, I like the idea but I don't think it'll be convenient in practice as you may want different settings for each app, and also you need to remember to...

> I meant something like a list of checkboxes in the settings app for each user app, and selecting one would enable/disable sleep for that specific app. Oh right, sorry...