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fix: apply dip compensation changes made during start-up, keep its default off (2.1.2b7) - #294
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Release 2.1.2b7.
What changes for users
Before upgrading
If you use energy dip compensation, check the
energy_offsetattribute of your Produced and Consumed Energy sensors first. Main Meter Net Energy and solar circuits' Net Energy take a one-time step for offsets booked before 2.1.0. Turning compensation off and back on before upgrading clears false offsets, as described in the README under Energy Dip Compensation.How it was tested