[BUG] Less than 2 y-axis labels still happens in some situations

[Greg15]

WeatherXM Related Element

• Android Application

Describe the bug

In some situations, the y-axis still only has a single label. This makes it hard to interpret the data in that graph.

How To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Possibly wait for a trivial but non-zero amount of precipitation. Or, possibly let lose your helpful pet bird to perch on the rain funnel and make enough commotion to make the rain cup pivot.
2. In the app, navigate to and click 'See Historical Charts' for the weather station.
3. Notice that the trivial amount of rain registers visually as non-zero on the line chart, but is listed on the popup as 0.00 in of precipitation, and only a single y-axis label, for 0.00 in, exists. Notice that without clicking on the data to get a pop-up, you would think a non-trivial amount of rain would have fallen, due to the shape of the rainfall line on the chart.

Expected behavior

A 2nd y-axis label should exist. I suspect that in the example shown, the 2nd y-axis point should be 0.01 in, even if the line then looks flat.

Screenshots

Smartphone

• Device: moto g(7) power
• OS: Android version 10
• Android App Version: not sure if I captured this with current version of 3.0.6-805d729, or with previous version.

[PavlosTze]

I have fixed it internally @Greg15 and will be out on the next beta release.

[Greg15]

Awesome :)

[Greg15]

Pavlos, I found a related situation where I have NO y-axis labels for precipitation. Actual values are 0.00 in (when rounded). Do you think your fix will address this one too, or should I open a separate issue?

[PavlosTze]

@Greg15 I think my fix might work for this also, but I will have a look at it again. Not needed for a new issue, I'll check it. If you can send me all those values though in that chart, that would help, so I can properly reproduce it.

[Greg15]

The highest and lowest values all display as 0.00 inches on the value pop-up, so I suspect the actual values are between 0.001 and 0.009 inches inclusive (or 0.001 and 0.005 if rounding is used).

So I think the best I can offer is to suggest you pull the actual stored data associated with this station during the time period in question.

The station name is in the original pic (Furry Golden Downpour), and the time period is shown in the prior pic, and the additional ones below showing the value pop-ups for high and low values.

The times shown in the graph are UTC-5.

[PavlosTze]

I'm looking into it. Thank you Greg!

[PavlosTze]

Should be fixed in the latest Android Beta version.