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Sector occupancy limit lines

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
12/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Domain
frontend

Research direction

The payload names no files or tests, so start by finding where the occupancy bars and their limit lines are rendered. The issue is a design question: limits should be pre-filled per sector combination and editable by hand, and the yellow/red line semantics are still undecided. Agreeing on that model with maintainers comes before any code. Done means the agreed design is written down and a follow-up issue or pull request is scoped from it.

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Description

enhancement ongoing

Arvid:

Vi har kapacitetsvärden för varje godkänd sektorkombination som underlag för när vi ska öppna (visas som streck på
occupancystaplarna)
men de säger inte alltid hela sanningen. Även om Peakvärdet för 23W45 är 19 kan man ibland sitta med 25st utan att det är några problem och andra dagar börja svettas redan vid 15

Something to implement, similar to in TopSky, having the opportunity to change the limit value manually, but also having them pre-filled depending on the sector combination.

There are yellow and red lines, some have only yellow, some none, difference?

  • Ideally the lines are not static but react to the sector combination in use -> MM K manned separately gives higher limit than if MM K is covered by MM 2
    • Possible issue with having combinations not specified in IRL capacity values

Originally posted by @maxlk96 in https://github.com/minsulander/vatiris/issues/17#issuecomment-2523068098

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