* Port the interval_face complication to Second Movement
- Compile inside Second Movement
- Support custom display
* Refactor display buffer name, enlarge index buffer
Also removed now unused _blink_idx array
* Fix Clear setting not showing, and its formatting
* Rename work interval label to make it unique
* Skip empty interval timers while cycling through
This watch face displays the current reading of the LIS2DW12 accelerometer.
The axis (x,y,z) can be selected using the alarm button. A long press on the
light button allows to configure the sensor, including its mode, data rate,
low power mode, bandwidth filtering, range, filter type, and low noise mode.
The watch face is mainly designed for experimenting with the sensor and
configuring it for other developing other watch faces.
* Moved Wordle from legacy to main folder
* Add delays before registering btns, don't repeat words, cleaned up enum names
* Updated print logic for second movement
* Removed from watch_faces
* Moved tally face over
* Bugfix on tally_face_should_move_back
* changed watch_display_text logic
* Negative numbers don't appear small
* remove tally face from movement_config.h
* Basic Second Movement support
* Basic support for custom LCD
* Full support for custom LCD
* Fix long press when face in first slot
* Rename to periodic_table_face
* Update header description
* Time can get set from makefile
* Added setting make time into simulator
* Added Hash in settings
* Added default location
* Cuts the Githash to 6 characters in the settings in case the makefile didn't do that already
* bump gossamer commit
* remove automatic timezone setting
* automatic time set: rename MAKEFILE_ to BUILD_ to match gossamer
* Revert "Added default location"
This reverts commit c24f69450fd40472c4f6cebb790a56c3f0d69cb6.
* silence warning
* watch_get_init_date_time: explicitly initialize all fields to 0
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Co-authored-by: Joey Castillo <joeycastillo@utexas.edu>
- Added functions to detect and recover from corrupted longitude data.
- Updated the activation process to handle potential corruption by recovering and saving corrected longitude values.
- Ensured that longitude values are reset to zero when exceeding valid limits.
