Closed alexander-potemkin closed 1 month ago
Don't see any problem here. 8W doesn't look like the battery is charging.
@exelban , it's quite sufficient to charge notebook for a few hours thought... And shouldn't it be charging, if input != 0?
I don't know, it's macOS decides. But it looks ok for me.
Ok, let's raise the bar up then :)
To rephrase - I have never seen this flag set to 'Yes'. However my Macbook has been definitely charging...
hmm, need to check if apple does not change their API. Because this value is from macOS.
It seems like API might be alright - below is a screenshot from System Information app.
That's interesting...
but you are looking at the app, not api
And according to that screenshot it's not charging)
I have checked on my MacBook and everything works fine.
but you are looking at the app, not api
I believe the app uses API; does it not?
And according to that screenshot it's not charging)
My point exactly! It's launched with 100W cable connected at that moment.
I have checked on my MacBook and everything works fine.
Are you on Intel? Or it's M* laptop?
hi @alexander-potemkin can you help me in this? if yes, kindly send a email at m.sulman@zigron.com https://github.com/element-hq/element-android/issues/7761
@exelban , it seems like this API call / flag means that the battery is charging now. Below is a screenshot from the same laptop that is charging.
I believe it might be beneficial to rephrase the 'Is charging' to 'Now charging', just for such narrow cases of curiousity, like mine :)
Thanks anyway for the fantastic app and your support!
Describe the bug My MacBook is charging, app shows voltage, but shows 'is charging' == 'no'. That is an old bug, I've just got my hands on reporting it.
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