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Adding anaconda dev container #30
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Thanks. I'll take a look |
I have made a second commit to make awake_sleep_seconds optional and support None - I created a new issue #31 to link to this. |
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@nzigel are you running the pre-commit hooks? Lint is failing |
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looks good!
Adding dev container to VSCode to enable local execution.
I have some days in my Garmin Sleep data where I have no restless moments sleeping this results in an error daily_sleep_dto.awake_sleep_seconds Input should be a valid integer [type=int_type, input_value=None, input_type=NoneType]
Removing the unnecessary comments from the devcontainer.json and docker files.
I had a strange sleep report when crossing timezones flying back from Europe where the sleep score was INVALID and values were missing. Making the missing values optional to remove validation errors.
Just rebasing and running checks again. When they pass, I'll merge and release |
awake_sleep_seconds
optional. Closes Make awake_sleep_seconds optional and support None #31