temperature: Add Fahrenheit support. #895
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Cheers, I guess it's useful for the one country that still uses imperial units 😄 If you come up with a better way then send another PR to refactor |
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Allow using the Fahrenheit temperature scale in the Temperature block's display and thresholds.
In order to adjust the default thresholds based on the scale used, I've used Options to provide delayed initialization in
Temperature'snew(), rather than when serde deserializes the configuration. Alternatively I think we could manually deserialize the struct.