George Kyriazis

Thank you Ed, for fixing everything and producing such a great app! Wanted to give feedback and say that 3.1.6 is working great here with y! weather (mac mini 18 with Mojave) George On Feb 8, 2019, at 9:38 PM, EdwardD20 edwardd20@users.sourceforge.net wrote: All - Version 3.1.6 was just released. Restart Meteo and you will be prompted to download the new version. (Yes it's a double bump in version number. I'll fix that issue later.) Thank you to everybody for helping test the updates and for everybody's...

Starts up OK showing "loading", but then crashes. here's what's in the console log: Jan 26 22:20:17 libra-2 com.apple.xpc.launchd[1] (com.heat.Meteorologist.12428[61987]): Service exited due to SIGILL | sent by exc handler[61987] Running Mojave.

Thanks Edward, I'm not sure what you mean by "looking". I looked at the OpenWeatherMap documentation for the free API, and it said that the 5-day forecast is available for the free API, while the 16-day is not. I turned on "Log messages to console" in the Meteorologist preferences, and grabbed the API call that Meteorologist is using for the forecast, and even if I have 5 (or less) setting in "Max Forecast Days", Meteorologist is using the 16-day API (per my previous message) to get the forecast...

After getting a free API key from openweathermap, I realized that while Meteorologist sends the correct request for current weather, it sends the extended weather API call (which is not included in the free API key) even for <=5 days. So, Meteorologist sends: http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast/daily?..... (which is the extended forecast API), while the free 5 day forecast is: http://api.openweathermap.org/data/2.5/forecast?.... Any change this can be fixed? Without that fix, I don't...

Ed, I downloaded your Meteo2 binary, and I am trying to run it on 10.10.5. It doesn't...

That's great! Yes, Swift should be an interesting experiment. Availability of weather...

I've noticed that in some case there is a defaults property that Meteo is setting...

Yes, I was looking at OpenWeatherMaps.org, too. I fired off a question to them about...