We have started sending the Alerts. Help us to find all the bugs

[Michal90]

@ivo https://privnote.com/mMK0G6I7#hMbuzX7tL

[Michal90]

@ivo Hi Ivo, you have my message request on your personal Facebook page as I do not want to disclose the bug in public. Seek message from Tomas.

[ivo]

@Michal90 I have opened chat here on community.windy.com

[Haalip]

@ivo

[glogar]

@ivo
In the email (google.com) is overlapping text, details are in screenshots:

[Work2fly]

I have an alert set up for Bridgend (paragliding site) for NE / E.

and just got an alert for this site by email.

Which doesn't quite match the wind direction specified.. Any ideas or is it something I have mis-configured?

[ku.ba]

Hi, I've the same bug here... Alert set for rather east wind, but sending emails on southerly

Other alert that I've set is working fine

[ivo]

@ku.ba I will check it tomorrow

[ivo]

The bug regarding bad direction match have been FOUND AND FIXED

// check if integer is in dir array
// dir = 275.6
// directions = [ 'E','SW','W','NW' ] 
var compareDirections = (dir,directions) => {
	const dir2dir = ['N','NE','E','SE','S','SW','W','NW','N']

	if(!directions.length) return true

	var index = Math.floor( ( +dir + 22.5 ) / 45 ) // returns 0 .. 8
	
	return directions.indexOf( dir2dir[ index ] ) > -1	

}

[ivo]

@Work2fly FIXED BUDDY

[ku.ba]

Great, thanks @ivo

[Myron]

Started seeing some Alerts a few days ago. I find that the forecast alerts are given way too far in advance. In my area even the best forecasts can change the same day so I never check the forecast beyond 24 hours in advance. In fact, the first alert I got completely changed by the time I saw the email later in the day. I do like how easy it is to keep up to date with a changing forecast for any given alert through the link to a detailed forecast in the email.

Could there be an option to select how much advance notice to get. I like 24 hours or less.

[ivo]

good idea

[kyawswarwin]

Myanmar Font is not correct and cannot read . Plz use English word For Myanmar city . For Example ပခုကၠဴ or pakokku .. it is a font that we can read . Thz

[Tomber42]

in the german alert mail there is written

Hallo,

"ein GROSSER Tag in Schönefeld steht bevor"

means in english: a GREAT day in schoenefeld is coming

GREAT day?

not shure what you want to say..but GREAT in case of storm??

[fnorman]

My spot is "Rosario - Argentina"; I-ve posted for an Alert; It Was accuratted, except that the Name of the Spot founded to be "Lourdes" instead of Rosario!. Was funny, but if it helps you, that was my only "bug" found.

[zoolkhan]

Keeps sending me "alerts" about regular days?

I would rather have it send me alerst only on severe weather - and as the alert is ment to be displayed on phone and smartwatch etc, i would love to have a better definition of "big day" that is coming to my place.

Whats with the "big day" that is coming????

Will i get married? will i get the job? will trump initiate ww3 - which means the big day is coming to all of us?

can we change that sentence to classify the type of "bigness" - sever wind? severe rain/snow?

The picture above indicates nothing special about the "big day" (it shows 2 days, which one is big?)
normal wind, normal shitty weather, temperatures normal..... what is the qualifyer for "big day" ?

"make the text great again" ; we need informative alerts about relevant happenings - currently it is neither.
(mayhaps the relevancy i can alter in the settings when creating an alert, but the useless "big day" text i cant change.
And when i read that on my smartwatch, and i am forced to load the full blown app before i understand what the alert is about then i am frustrated.

... yes, dear developers - i spent much time in my professional life around programmers and datacenters, and i know you want to crucify me now for posting something that may be more of a "feature" than a bug. (its by design, so lets ignore it)

I do have the impression though, that after your anger has subsided - you may find my feedback has a point.

cheers, thanks for reading until here :-)