version: v2.37.0; git: 53fc814f is contradictory.

How did you update MM? This can happen if the repo was not updated via a proper git pull, but via a partial or manual file copy. Could you paste the output of git status and git remote -v from the MM root directory?

@rkorell I fixed it. The false positive git clone hint doesn’t appear anymore :)

Ah, it only works if you choose “All Activity”.

It’s a bit difficult to figure out if a developer is not watching all. If you don’t want to watch everything, we’ll just have to live with the false positives for now, because I don’t have an idea at the moment how we can solve this better.

I have the impression that there are fewer and fewer working HAFAS providers - which is why MMM-PublicTransportHub is, in a way, more future-oriented, since it supports more than just HAFAS.
I don’t have any experience with your region. So I recommend give MMM-PublicTransportHub with Transitous a try :)

@rkorell Nice!

One hint: Apparently, you’re not watching any of your modules. But I highly recommend doing so, because now, you won’t get a notification if someone opens an issue or a PR.

@Mati_93 That are endpoint issues. Have you tried https://github.com/KristjanESPERANTO/MMM-PublicTransportHub?

@bwente Nice! I think if you put them together and offered them for sale, you’d find people willing to buy them :)

Wow, that’s cool! I’d love to see more of that 👏

@Tigershroffr Good points. Feel free to suggest specific improvements to the documentation or the module checks (here is the result list) 😃
Some developers really pay attention to the suggestions. Others ignore them, but that’s fine too. We definitely want to encourage non-programmers to write their own modules.

We already have one other weather station as a provider in the core. So I think we are open to add another one.

You could create a PR to add your provider to the core. So you don’t have to do this hack:

cp ~/MagicMirror/modules/MMM-PWSWeather/pws.js \
  ~/MagicMirror/defaultmodules/weather/providers/

Thanks for sharing your experience! As Node.js and Electron evolve, their hardware requirements increase over time, and older or less powerful devices may eventually struggle.

Staying on older versions is unfortunately not a sustainable solution because of missing security fixes, bug fixes and new features.

@sys64738 Nice. Don’t forget to add it to the module list: https://github.com/MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirror/wiki/3rd-party-modules

With the new v3.1.0 release, MMM-RAIN-MAP gets two new features:

• You can now choose LibreWXR (https://librewxr.net/) as an alternative provider, which can be useful in regions with limited RainViewer coverage. You can even host it yourself :)
• A new opacity option makes it possible to adjust the radar layer, especially when using a dark map theme. @mdiorio Thanks for the suggestion!

@plainbroke The module got an update which shout fix the issue :)

@fischi87 Thanks :)

And don’t forget to add your module to the module list.

@fischi87 Looks nice!

I noticed you marked it as UNLICENSED.

I’m not a lawyer, but in my understaning, this means ‘All Rights Reserved’ by default, so others cannot legally clone, use, or modify your code, even though it’s public.

@rkorell Cool! Would be nice if you would switch on “Issues” in your repos.

Awesome! 👏

One nitpick: MMM-Remote-Control doesn’t need MMM-Remote-Control-Repository anymore.

@msimon360 Maybe add the URL to the repo here :)