Changing units from 'metric' to 'imperial' breaks currentweather module

zorrotech

Changing my config.js units from ‘metric’ to ‘imperial’ causes my currentweather module not to appear. Any thoughts?

vaju0503

@zorrotech seems I’m having the same issue, I just posted about it not working, but I now see that I too am having this same issue. The weatherforcast module still seems to work in imperial but the current weather did break.

dplawrance

So glad to know that someone else is experiencing the same thing (well, not actually glad that someone else is having a problem…) All was well until performing the v2.3.1 update, yesterday. The weatherforecast module is fine, but the current weather module is not displaying, and I do have the imperial unit option set.

dplawrance

Confirmed that switching to metric restores a display.

strawberry 3.141

@dplawrance its fixed on the develop branch

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/10eb41d31943a4495bf4c4674d52d0b9631a7446

vaju0503

Agreed it does appear to fix what was broken. :)

Cyberwrights

Wow I was really starting to lose my mind over this one. Have been going over and over my config.js file.

sefeing

@strawberry-3.141 said in Changing units from ‘metric’ to ‘imperial’ breaks currentweather module:

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/commit/10eb41d31943a4495bf4c4674d52d0b9631a7446

Having this issue as well, with the same reproduction, changing to metric brings it back but imperial breaks it.

How do I pull the file from the develop branch, as someone fairly new to all this?

ninjabreadman

@sefeing Use the instructions here. You want to git checkout the branch by name (in this case, run git checkout develop in the ~/MagicMirror folder).

You might even be able to use git cherry-pick 10eb41d31943a4495bf4c4674d52d0b9631a7446 instead, to stay on master but incorporate that specific fix. YMMV.

sefeing

@ninjabreadman maybe a silly question, but can I… download and manually replace the file? git cherry-pick failed with the reason:

error: cherry-pick is not possible because you have unmerged files.
hint: Fix them up in the work tree, and then use 'git add/rm '
hint: as appropriate to mark resolution and make a commit, or use
hint: ‘git commit -a’.
fatal: cherry-pick failed

edit… scratch that, it just started working again…