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The Time Conductor only allows real-time timespans up to 24 hours, like this:
23:59:59
However, it should allow an hours input for any arbitrary number of hours up to a limit to be defined by technical limitations. For example:
128:00:00
The UI should be modded so that a variable number of digits is allowed for the hours input, rather than the current hh:mm:ss validation as current. Some examples:
I'm fine with this format, but confused - it appears that the catch on newer versions of MCT was added at some point. A while back when I was running it with a default of 10 days, it would work with it, but just wouldn't display the days. It also used to accept input in the form of "d hh:mm:ss" but now appears to block that. You can try the old behavior on the demo site https://openmct-demo.herokuapp.com/#/browse/demo:root/demo:3?view=layout&tc.mode=local&tc.timeSystem=utc&tc.startDelta=1037700000&tc.endDelta=0 and the new behavior on petersmcttest.net. Issue #2226 was asking for the days to be displayed when loaded from index.html, but now it appears that it wouldn't work at all?
The Time Conductor only allows real-time timespans up to 24 hours, like this:
23:59:59
However, it should allow an hours input for any arbitrary number of hours up to a limit to be defined by technical limitations. For example:
128:00:00
The UI should be modded so that a variable number of digits is allowed for the hours input, rather than the current
hh:mm:ss
validation as current. Some examples:@mudinthewater Thoughts?
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