Improve accuracy when stopping charging #241
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Ah I like that approach to improving the accuracy. Have you tested this in the wild? |
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I've not tested this yet in the wild. I thought I had, but there were some major errors in the code. When I went to fix them, I found some really bad bugs with the rest of the code that would put the computer into an eternal, inescapable loop where charging could not be enabled. Long story short, hopefully I'll be submitting another PR soon to fix that, before I can work on this. |
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Most of this is in #253 now, so I've made this PR a draft and I'm happy to close it down the line if it's not needed. |
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I've noticed that because the script only runs every 60 seconds, and my computer usually does more than
a 1% increase in that time, I'll often end up 1-2% over the limit.
To fix this, this PR sleeps the script for 20 instead of 60 within 3% of the target.