fix(windtrends): never show negative wind speed on the axis - #628
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Understand this PR’s impact Explore downstream dependencies and potential security impact with Blast Radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe wind-trends graph now clamps negative speed-axis bounds to zero while preserving four tick intervals. The component stores the shifted window midpoint for styling. Tests cover shifted light-wind ranges and centered positive ranges. ChangesWind speed axis
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- Line 1063: Update the explanatory comment near the wind-speed axis bounds to
state that the logic preserves a four-interval window without negative ticks,
and that light-wind ranges shift upward from zero rather than centering on
lastAverage Speed. Do not claim the axis remains centered on the average.
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The speed axis was built symmetric around the running average (avg +- 2 steps), so in light wind the lower half fell below zero and the widget showed negative TWS ticks. Clamp the lower bound to 0 and shift the window up by the same amount, which keeps the span and the four tick intervals. The centre guideline and bold centre tick now mark the axis midpoint, which still equals the average whenever the window clears zero. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The guideline and its big label were drawn at the axis midpoint. That equals the running average on every axis except a speed axis whose window was shifted up off zero, where the line jumped to the middle of the range: at 0.4 m/s on a 0-4 m/s axis it sat at 2 m/s. Draw it at the cached centre, which is the average. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The Wind Trends speed axis is built symmetric around the running average (
avg ± 2 steps). In light wind the lower half of that window falls below zero, so the widget draws negative TWS ticks. Wind speed has no negative values, so the axis should never reach there.The lower bound is now clamped to 0 and the window is shifted up by the same amount, so the span and the four tick intervals are unchanged.
That shift exposed a second bug in the same area: the centre guideline and its big label were drawn at
(min + max) / 2, which stops being the average once the window is shifted off zero. On a 0–4 m/s axis with a 0.4 m/s mean the line sat at 2 m/s. The guideline now draws at the cached average on both axes, falling back to the midpoint only before any data has arrived.Three tests cover the behaviour: the shifted window at a 0.4 kt average with a 2 kt spread, the unchanged average-centred window at 12 kt, and the guideline staying on the average while the window is shifted. The guideline test was mutation-checked against the midpoint version and fails there.
Verified on the water: deployed to a device with light-wind data, where the axis starts at 0 and the bold mean line sits on the actual mean. Full suite 2166 tests pass; lint clean.
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