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For testing is it possible to force the date, but not the time? #16

Closed kd2gfn closed 8 months ago

kd2gfn commented 8 months ago

For testing is it possible to force the date, but not the time? This way we can see the schedule change as the time increments throughout the day we select to watch

superlou commented 8 months ago

Would it be more useful if when you put in the debug datetime, there is an option to let time advance from when the configuration was saved? Or is it specifically that we want to force the date but the time must be the real clock time?

kd2gfn commented 8 months ago

letting the time advance from when the configuration is saved is okay. I want to see how the schedule progresses without updating the time.

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Would it be more useful if when you put in the debug datetime, there is an option to let time advance from when the configuration was saved? Or is it specifically that we want to force the date but the time must be the real clock time?

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superlou commented 8 months ago

I added an accelerate debug datetime option, which should normally be 1 for time to progress as expected in 452d925.

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If you want to freeze the time while the debug datetime is set, just set it to 0. Edit: I removed the ability for the acceleration option to affect real times. That seemed too dangerous. If that gets us what we need, you can close the issue.

kd2gfn commented 8 months ago

Appears to work well