AltitudeConstraint: Adjust max_best_rescale() to prevent unexpected output #551
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…utput In previous versions, when setting the max parameter for altitude, max_best_rescale() would return 1.0 if the altitude exceeded the maximum limit. This behavior was unexpected. To rectify this, the greater_than_max argument in max_best_rescale() has been set to 0. This adjustment ensures that the output aligns with expectations when the altitude surpasses the specified maximum constraint.
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Hi @michaelbaisch, thanks for the PR. LGTM, but if you have time to write a specific test that would be even better! :) |
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Thanks @michaelbaisch! |
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In previous versions, when setting the max parameter for altitude, max_best_rescale() would return 1.0 if the altitude exceeded the maximum limit. This behavior was unexpected.
To rectify this, the greater_than_max argument in max_best_rescale() has been set to 0. This adjustment ensures that the output aligns with expectations when the altitude surpasses the specified maximum constraint.