v2.28.0
MagicMirrorOrg/MagicMirrorv2.28.0Jun 30, 2024by khassel
AI Summary
Weather-focused release dropping Node.js 18 support in favor of Node.js 20 and making OpenMeteo the default weather provider.
Key Highlights
- Dropped Node.js v18 support (requires v20.9.0+)
- OpenMeteo becomes the default weather provider (no API key needed)
- Multiple fixes for OpenMeteo precipitation and forecast display
New Features
- ShowEndsOnlyWithDuration config option
- SpecialDayUnique config option
- Fix for weathergov precipitationLast3Hours
Full Release Notes
## [2.28.0] - 2024-07-01 Thanks to: @btoconnor, @bugsounet, @JasonStieber, @khassel, @kleinmantara and @WallysWellies. > ⚠️ This release needs nodejs version >= v20.9.0 ### Added - [calendar] Added config option "showEndsOnlyWithDuration" for default calendar - [compliments] Added `specialDayUnique` config option, defaults to `false` (#3465) - [weather] Provider weathergov: Use `precipitationLast3Hours` if `precipitationLastHour` is `null` (#3124) ### Removed - [tests] delete node v18 support (#3462) ### Updated - [core] Update dependencies including electron to v31 - [core] use node >= v20 (#3462) - [core] Update `config.js.sample` to use openmeteo as weather provider which needs no api key - [tests] Use latest@version of node for `automated-tests.yaml` (#3483) - [updatenotification] Avoid using pm2 when running in docker container ### Fixed - [core] Fixed crash possibility if `module: <name>` is not defined and on `postion: <positon>` mistake (#3445) - [weather] Fixed precipitationProbability in forecast for provider openmeteo (#3446) - [weather] Fixed type=daily for provider openmeteo having no data when running after 23:00 (#3449) - [weather] Fixed type=daily for provider openmeteo showing nightly icons in forecast when current time is "nightly" (#3458) - [weather] Fixed forecast and hourly weather for provider openmeteo to use real temperatures, not apparent temperatures (#3466) - [tests] Fixed e2e tests running in docker container which needs `address: "0.0.0.0"` (#3479)