2.29.0 Weather Module w/api v3.0 works, sort of…

Peter

@HeikoGr does it show country and city in the header?
Peter

HeikoGr

@Peter no, unfortunately not

Peter

@HeikoGr what does it show in the header?
And do you see the right weather for your location?
Peter

HeikoGr

@Peter it shows the timezone „EUROPE/BERLIN“, but the weather is correct.

Peter

@HeikoGr can you share your config?
Without the key and only the weatherpart.
Thanks!
Peter

HeikoGr

@Peter of course


      {
            disabled: false,
            module: "weather",
            position: "top_right",
            config:
            {
                // See 'Configuration options' for more information.
                weatherProvider: 'openweathermap',
                weatherEndpoint: '/onecall',
                apiKey: 'apikey',
                apiVersion: '3.0',
                lat: '50.465',
                lon: '9.481',
                type: 'forecast',
                colored: true,
                fade: false,
                maxNumberOfDays: 3,
                degreeLabel: 'true',
                showWindDirectionAsArrow: 'true',
                decimalSymbol: ','
            }
        },

Peter

@HeikoGr thanks.
I will try tomorrow.
I will let you know!
Peter

reilley

@HeikoGr - so as it was said before, we’re not going to see our city the way we did under v2.5 of the API. That’s going to likely need a response from the MM2 dev team because if /open call is used, it’s timezone/city only. It seems api 3.0 broke the location/locationID functionality when using “current” or “forecast”. Or did someone else get it to work?

sdetweil

@reilley that’s open weather 3.0 is /onecall only

nothing we can do but force you to specify the header yourself
does that work or get overridden by the weather data?

i am not where i can test

reilley

@sdetweil - sure, I’d be happy to force my header if that’s possible. So for example, with forecast I would want it to say:

Forecast - Canton, GA

Or similar, of course. I could test it if you could let me know where to insert that line of code.