Fix chart smoothing overshoot #498
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I'll merge even though the preview isn't working, it looks like the correct fix. Just out of curiosity, how did you find out about this issue so fast? Thanks for the contribution! |
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It's appeared on top this morning. |
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Closes #497
This fixes the “wonky” Chart.js smoothing where the smoothed line can overshoot above the real max data point.
Change: Use Chart.js monotone cubic interpolation (cubicInterpolationMode: "monotone") when “Smooth charts” is enabled.
Affected charts:
Daily coding time chart
Monthly coding time chart
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