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datetime: Set the default year to the year during compile #2133

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Supersedes #2067.

@FintasticMan FintasticMan added enhancement Enhancement to an existing app/feature UI/UX User interface/User experience labels Oct 2, 2024
@FintasticMan FintasticMan added this to the 1.15.0 milestone Oct 2, 2024
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tituscmd commented Oct 2, 2024

While were at it changing stuff related to Date & Time, we could also consider this PR:

#1782

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Code looks good. When tested on device good to go

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LGTM. Haven't tested on HW

PS: Took me about 5 minutes to understand the const correctness of the arrays, but I think you've got the type right. Well done 😅

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Yeah, const-correctness in C++ isn't very obvious haha. I'm not by my dev kit so I can't debug this, but it really doesn't seem to like calling SetTime in the constructor, as doing so seems to result in a non-booting firmware.

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mark9064 commented Oct 6, 2024

Ah, that would be as system task doesn't exist yet so it hits a null ptr deref when it tries to push OnNewTime

Edit: I think just adding a systemtask null check should suffice?

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Good thinking! Adding a NULL check should indeed fix it.

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It boots now, but I haven't been able to get the time to not be read from .noinit 😅, so I can't test if it actually works. I'm sure if the battery runs out it'll reset the time (isn't it annoying having such good battery life!)

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Is it possible to make a Firmware that always reads the noinit data I instead of the filesystem?

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mark9064 commented Oct 7, 2024

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So I tried @pipe01's InfiniEmu and it looks like we're off by a little bit. I'd guess the month and day are meant to be ones

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That makes a lot of sense haha.

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My watch just ran out of battery, so I can confirm: this does work on actual hardware!

@FintasticMan FintasticMan marked this pull request as ready for review October 9, 2024 23:50
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