2 - Add advanced view in the web UI for development #121
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mrosseel
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Works nice as a temp fix. As you commented, the right way is to add an edit icon on the first page and pull the time/location from the phone/computer. It's on my todo list, but just a ways down. This is nice to have in the meantime 👍 |
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this is a quick fix to expose the gps-lock and time-lock endpoints via the UI. This is helpful for debugging when no GPS lock is present (both on desktop and in-house pifinder which can't find a lock)
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The good solution is to add a little pencil next to the gps lock entry on the index, leading to a /gps page where you can enter lat/lon and time. Time could be gotten from the browser, lat/lon maybe also