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When timer is being set to the point in time which must be in the next day, this timer is shown incorrectly (with negative hours and seconds) and fires at the wrong time (when the closest timer fires)
Expected behaviour
I expect a timer to fire after the given amount of time, while showing correct left time.
Steps to reproduce
Say when there is 23:40 of local time
open the app
set two timers: for 5 minutes and for 25 minutes with auto-removal after expiration
look at the displayed time and see that the second timer is shown as -24:41:-9 instead of 0:24:51
wait for the first timer to fire and see that the second (with indication 25 min) also fired, and removed afterwards
Installed apps
No response
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Thanks for the report - multitimer and the official alarm app both used the same scheduler library, did you see the issue with alarms too? (I notice multitimer has its own rendering, which explains the -24:41:-9 bug, which will be a separate fix to the scheduling bug)
Affected hardware version
Bangle 2
Your firmware version
2v25
The bug
The bug
When timer is being set to the point in time which must be in the next day, this timer is shown incorrectly (with negative hours and seconds) and fires at the wrong time (when the closest timer fires)
Expected behaviour
I expect a timer to fire after the given amount of time, while showing correct left time.
Steps to reproduce
Say when there is 23:40 of local time
-24:41:-9
instead of0:24:51
25 min
) also fired, and removed afterwardsInstalled apps
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: