Peter Newman

> After looking at it a little, I am leaning towards Open Weather Map. See my summary above, the benefit of DarkSky is a longer forecast, the downside is needing...

> > See my summary above, the benefit of DarkSky is a longer forecast, the downside is needing something server side. Weatherbit could work (which has the best of most...

How do you normally deploy it? Who does which bits? If you enter the URL and the users just add the JSON, then we could add master options URL encoded...

Indeed it does, and I'm pleased to see that I can even search for a quoted string: https://ent8r.github.io/NotesReview/?view=map&query=%22StreetComplete%22%20%22"surface%20does%20this%20piece%20of%20road%22&status=open Are you able to add that to the ? docs next to...

Is the solution not to have a ternary display, so if you select that you want showers (or a current category), it shows all the ones with showers with a...

Can we expect one of these soon @samkearney now it compiles on Linux as per #25 ?

> FYI @peternewman; Doesn't seem like I can assign you. That was my plan all along! Mwahahaha! More seriously, I think you just need to make people members of the...

> This would require to change the interface of the API, as currently not a geo location is supplied, but a country code. Ah, in which case as a temporary...

Yeah that makes sense @Julusian . I've opened #2916 to get in the easy one of hostname which already exists (and would resolve my specific use case), I just added...

Hi @TdatRJ , I assume you're trying to compile from source for bleeding edge tests? There's some improved notes here you could try: https://github.com/OpenLightingProject/website/blob/f68f1b08d5046f34a0cf0ffc14db51c5d5a3f925/download_and_install/compiling_from_source.md#compiling-from-source Otherwise which doc have you followed...