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* Added option to display wind speed in knots, in combination with either imperial or metric units.
* Fixed build error possibly triggered by some unknown security update.
* Fixed possible out-of-memory error during installation on Raspberry Pi with only 1 GB RAM.
* Fixed Settings dialog layout when indoor/outdoor temperature options are disabled.
Wind speed is displayed using *wind barbs*. When using imperial units, the wind barbs represent wind speed in knots, rounded to the nearest multiple of 5 knots, up to a maximum of 100 knots. In metric mode the wind barbs represent wind speed in meters per second, in increments of 2.5 m/s (in the diagram above, divide the captions by 2 for m/s).
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Wind speed is displayed using *wind barbs*. When using imperial units, the wind barbs represent wind speed in knots, rounded to the nearest multiple of 5 knots, up to a maximum of 100 knots. In metric mode the wind barbs, by default, represent wind speed in meters per second, in increments of 2.5 m/s (in the diagram above, divide the captions by 2 for m/s).
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In the Settings dialog, however, you can choose to display wind speed in knots while still using metric (°C, cm) for temperature and precipitation. When using imperial units (°F, in) wind speed (apart from wind barbs) is by default shown in mph, but you can optionally use knots for the textual display of wind speed as well.
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To greatly improve the speed and reliability of automated installations and updates, the often troublesome node-sass has been moved into a separate `sass` directory. To set up node-sass, `cd` into the `sass` directory and enter `npm i`. This prepares you for translating the source file `styles.scss` into `styles.css`.
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Once this is set up, you can use `npm run build:sass` to make sure any changes you make to `styles.scss` are carried over into `styles.css`. `styles.css` is also automatically updated any time you use `npm start`.
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To update any changes made to `build.ts`, use `npm run build:build`
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