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I have a battery sensor that is a voltage, not a percentage, and want to show "2.65" for example, and compare to that. It is truncated/turned into an int, so it is always shown as "2". can't see a way to change that.
The ask is to handle float values for non-percent, including comparisons to critical etc.
I have a battery that for my generator that reads between 13.1 to 13.4V for fully charged. This value is truncated as well. Please consider adding this for different battery readings.
I have a battery sensor that is a voltage, not a percentage, and want to show "2.65" for example, and compare to that. It is truncated/turned into an int, so it is always shown as "2". can't see a way to change that.
The ask is to handle float values for non-percent, including comparisons to critical etc.
Example desired config:
thanks for considering!
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