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I'm using GaugeSparkLineTile with temperature values oscilating around 45°C and min/max range 0/100. At the beginning the included trend 's Y range is from 0 to 40 with small trend line located in trend's top part (see attached image start.png). After some time when trend line fills whole trend area, the range and trend line changes in a strange way - it somehow zooms around the oscilating value, but trend Y values are displayed twice (see attached image later.png). At least the doubled Y values should not be displayed and might be nice to be able to configure what range should be displayed or enable/disable "zoom" behaviour. I've also observed, that when gradientStops are defined, it behaves incorrectly according to different zoom levels of trend's Y axe (if zoomed, gradientStops are applied as when the whole range is displayed). Thank you.
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Should be fixed with commit 3b6d166.
The scale will always adjust to the min- and max-measured value that is in the list of values that will be displayed (averagingPeriod). Can you try with the latest code?
It's quite better now, but Y axe values are still not fully correct, see attached image. It seems you don't count with less then four Y axe lines, just guess.
I'm using GaugeSparkLineTile with temperature values oscilating around 45°C and min/max range 0/100. At the beginning the included trend 's Y range is from 0 to 40 with small trend line located in trend's top part (see attached image start.png). After some time when trend line fills whole trend area, the range and trend line changes in a strange way - it somehow zooms around the oscilating value, but trend Y values are displayed twice (see attached image later.png). At least the doubled Y values should not be displayed and might be nice to be able to configure what range should be displayed or enable/disable "zoom" behaviour. I've also observed, that when gradientStops are defined, it behaves incorrectly according to different zoom levels of trend's Y axe (if zoomed, gradientStops are applied as when the whole range is displayed). Thank you.
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