Neal Wilson ✅ @neal@social.typica.us

There are a couple minor tweaks that I still want to make, but I think it's all stuff that I had in the last public release that should be trivial to port into the new code base when I have the time to look at that.

Combined with interpolation in the reference columns, it's now easier to see how live data compares with the plan for people who want that expressed in numbers instead of pictures. Last night's change adds a bit of visual distinction (for now just a yellow background, but it's trivial to change that to several other styling options) to the row containing the latest measurements so it's a bit easier to spot that at a glance.

I think I'm probably just about done with enhancements to the table view for the next version of Typica. The two big changes from previous versions are that roast profile translation can now be reflected in the table instead of being a graph only feature and I've put in the option to show whatever the most recent measurement is whether that's a row that would otherwise be displayed or not.

New person doing the routine health inspection this year. Passed with no violations.

So whatever was causing the problem in the first place is may still be hiding somewhere unfixed just no longer causing directly visible problems. I'll use it the next time I roast coffee and see how that goes, but this is something I'll want to come back to later to clean things up properly.

Just did my least favorite kind of bug fix. Gave up on trying to figure out why the erroneous behavior was happening (a variable was being updated with double the expected offset) and rewrote the code to just recalculate the value every time it's needed, at which point everything seemed to start working properly. It's a cheap calculation infrequently performed so it's not like anybody will notice, but I kind of hate that a change that shouldn't have altered the behavior at all ended up fixing it

Lots of big dogs out today.

Always nice to chat when another professional coffee roaster visits my shop.

Fixed a bug. It's not the bug I was trying to fix at the time, but it's one that needed fixing all the same.

There are still a couple places left to switch over to LEDs, but the entire east half of the building is done now and about half of the east half (anything that customers see minus the bathrooms plus the half of the back rooms that's not kitchen).