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Format the computed per serving nutrition numbers #2662
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yes that should definitely be run trough the formatter. |
Maybe latest doesn't have the fix yet. I've got: Tandoor (HEAD )
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Doh, I see this is the same commit I posted against originally. I guess I should try develop? |
It appears that you are on the develop branch - just not a current commit. |
I checked I'm using latest and the last commit was that aug 29 merge from develop. Is develop safe to switch to? |
Beta is safer and you can switch to main branch once it's released. |
I managed to get to beta after upgrading postgres from 11 to 15. And this fix is present. The postgres import/export commands in the doc don't mention that the password needs to be reset via sql for djangouser after import. This is a well known issue with postgres so I was able to find the answer pretty quickly. Thanks! |
Tandoor Version
commit d42d784 Author: vabene1111 Date: Tue Aug 29 13:09:38 2023 +0200 Merge branch 'develop'
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Bug description
Really minor request: The nutrition per serving values are displaying with 16 decimal accuracy. Can you format these to just a couple decimal places? Thx
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