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CHANGELOG 0.18.2: say how a no-unit forecast shows; who needs a look
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Review of PR #199. "Warns once" left out the Home row and the Settings
note, which stay while the fault lasts. "No option change" now points to
the one case that needs a look.

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**A patch bump: one fix to how the 15-minute demand forecast sensor is read, and no option changes.**
No option was added, removed or renamed, and no default changed (86 options).
**Existing installs need no option change:** options that start 0.18.1 also
start 0.18.2. The change below applies with one inverter or two.
start 0.18.2. Only a forecast sensor with no power unit needs a look (below).
The change below applies with one inverter or two.
**A forecast sensor with no power unit.** If your 15-minute demand forecast
sensor has no unit, or a unit that is not power (for example kWh), the add-on
now ignores that forecast and warns once. Pick a sensor that reads in W or kW.
now ignores that forecast. The log warns once, and the Home and Settings pages
say so while it lasts. Pick a sensor that reads in W or kW.
Contents of this release, in merge order since 0.18.1 (`780c1f6`):
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| `09a5485` | The 15-minute demand forecast sensor is now read in its own unit, W or kW, and the old rule that took any value below 50 as kW is gone. With no unit, or a unit that is not power, the forecast is not used and the add-on warns once; the settings page no longer says a kW sensor is taken as watts ([[SAFETY-118]], #198) |
| `09a5485` | The 15-minute demand forecast sensor is now read in its own unit, W or kW, and the old rule that took any value below 50 as kW is gone. With no unit, or a unit that is not power, the forecast is not used, and the log and the pages say so; the settings page no longer says a kW sensor is taken as watts ([[SAFETY-118]], #198) |
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