Describe the bug
I have a repeatable alarm set based on apparent solar time. This works fine, except that when I dismiss the alarm and the days are getting longer, the alarm triggers again after just a few minutes. I suspect the next-event calculation only looks at the time part of the next event, and doesn't consider the case where "future events" might be just 1 minute from now.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Set an alarm based on dynamic time
- Choose a schedule that occurs at a later time each day for your current location
- Wait for the alarm and dismiss it
- Observe the next alarm triggering in just a few minutes
Expected behavior
It would be nice if Suntimes could detect when the next scheduled event is only a few minutes away, and skip it.
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Version Info:
- App Version: 0.16.12
- Android Version: 12 (/e/OS 3.2-s official)
- Device Model: Teracube 2e
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Describe the bug
I have a repeatable alarm set based on apparent solar time. This works fine, except that when I dismiss the alarm and the days are getting longer, the alarm triggers again after just a few minutes. I suspect the next-event calculation only looks at the time part of the next event, and doesn't consider the case where "future events" might be just 1 minute from now.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
It would be nice if Suntimes could detect when the next scheduled event is only a few minutes away, and skip it.
Screenshots
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Version Info:
Additional context
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