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ASC_Time_Up_WE_Holiday not recognized after update #4

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opened 2020-03-31 19:50:19 +00:00 by marko · 0 comments
marko commented 2020-03-31 19:50:19 +00:00
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Before the Update:
ASC_Time_Up_WE_Holiday was set to 9:00 and it was correctly shown in the readings on weekends or holidays.

After the recent update (around three days ago) the shutters drove up at 8:00 on saturday. The readings show now 8:00 for the next astro event, and I cannot change this time anymore. No matter what time for ASC_Time_Up_WE_Holiday I set, always 8:00 is used as next astro event time

Before the Update: ASC_Time_Up_WE_Holiday was set to 9:00 and it was correctly shown in the readings on weekends or holidays. After the recent update (around three days ago) the shutters drove up at 8:00 on saturday. The readings show now 8:00 for the next astro event, and I cannot change this time anymore. No matter what time for ASC_Time_Up_WE_Holiday I set, always 8:00 is used as next astro event time
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