All sensor values are saved to db as integers, even though temperature is actually measured with one decimal of accuracy. Values should be stored either as decimals or floats. #5

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All sensor values are saved to db as integers, even though temperature is actually measured with one decimal of accuracy. Values should be stored either as decimals or floats. #5

All sensor values are saved to db as integers, even though temperature is actually measured with one decimal of accuracy. Values should be stored either as decimals or floats. #5

johan-fvh commented Jan 16, 2020

All sensor values are saved to db as integers, even though temperature is actually measured with one decimal of accuracy. Values should be stored either as decimals or floats. #5

All sensor values are saved to db as integers, even though temperature is actually measured with one decimal of accuracy. Values should be stored either as decimals or floats. #5

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johan-fvh commented Jan 16, 2020