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Honestly we should probably just set the lower limit to 146, from my understanding mashing below even 150 requires a longer mash time which we don't give the user control over. If you really want a wider range of acceptable temperatures then we would need to look into allowing the user to select a longer mash with the lower temperature.
I'm not sure if it's worth adding that feature at this point as it's just more work that isn't 100% necessary and I know we're all busy this quarter.
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Honestly we should probably just set the lower limit to 146, from my understanding mashing below even 150 requires a longer mash time which we don't give the user control over. If you really want a wider range of acceptable temperatures then we would need to look into allowing the user to select a longer mash with the lower temperature.
I'm not sure if it's worth adding that feature at this point as it's just more work that isn't 100% necessary and I know we're all busy this quarter.
That's fine, you can change it and yeah just get the disabling the buttons when you reach the min/max temps added.
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After working on it some, I found the pop up window to be rather annoying. I think that we should reserve pop up windows for when we need to relay important information to the user that isn't readily apparent. In lieu of this, the buttons simply disable when the min or max temperature is reached.
The buttons disabling should convey that the limits have been reached, and if this isn't obvious to the user it can be referenced in the user manual.
55496fd is the commit that addresses this.
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