fix(football-scoreboard): full card turns on mode re-entry, honest lookahead window, real advisory dates - #345
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Three timing and selection defects measured on a live 256x64 board:
1. The dwell clock kept running while a mode was off screen, so on
re-entry it was always long expired and the first display() call
advanced immediately — the card cut off by the end of the previous
block was skipped instead of shown (one in five card transitions on a
30s block of 15s cards), and after a service restart the clock
started at manager construction, producing a 9s and a 5s card in the
first block. _reset_dwell_on_reentry treats any multi-second gap
between display() calls as a block boundary and restarts the dwell
for the current card, on the upcoming, recent and live screens alike.
The live screen's last_game_switch == 0 sentinel is preserved.
2. schedule_lookahead_days shaped only the ranged fetch; selection reads
the season-wide background cache, so every published fixture was
eligible. With no NFL football inside a 7-day window the board filled
with games four weeks out while the config's description promised the
opposite and the favourite-check advisory claimed an empty screen.
Selection now applies the cutoff, mirroring the Recent screen's
lookback — favourites included, since it is a window, not a filter.
3. The "nothing on until" advisory pooled event dates with the league
calendar's week/phase startDates and took the earliest; calendar
weeks open days before their first game, so it reported a boundary as
a game date ("until 06 September" for a first snap on the 10th).
Events win; the calendar only speaks when there are no events at all.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe football-scoreboard plugin updates to version 2.29.4. It resets dwell timing after mode re-entry, enforces schedule lookahead limits, prioritizes event dates in advisories, formats whole-number odds without ChangesFootball scoreboard 2.29.4
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… lines ESPN sends spreads as floats, so a 7-point line arrived as -7.0 and drew as "-7.0" beside cards saying "-3.5" and "-46.5" — three styles of the same stat on one rotation. Whole numbers now drop the ".0", spread and over/under alike; halves keep their .5. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SWe8ZdMQ1itP25XyzrwnhW
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In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/football_favorite_check.py`:
- Line 200: Update the upcoming selection in the football favorite check so
future(calendar_dates) is considered only when the scoreboard has no events;
when events exist, use future(event_dates) exclusively so past events produce
the finished-season advisory. Add a regression case covering a past event
alongside a future calendar date.
In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/sports.py`:
- Around line 2822-2823: Update the display timestamp handling around
_last_display_call_monotonic so missing or non-positive values are treated as
the first display call, avoiding AttributeError and ensuring the initial-frame
dwell reset occurs regardless of monotonic time. Initialize this field in
stand-ins that exercise SportsLive.display() and _reset_dwell_on_reentry().
In `@plugins/football-scoreboard/test_schedule_note_uses_game_dates.py`:
- Line 62: Update the test case around first_game and _iso so it captures one
fixed UTC timestamp and reuses it for both the scheduled game value and expected
date assertions. Derive _iso’s expected value from that captured timestamp to
prevent midnight-boundary inconsistencies.
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…and advisory Three review findings, all confirmed against the code: - A finished season with an offseason calendar phase ahead reported the phase boundary as the next game: the calendar fallback fired whenever no FUTURE event existed, though the comment above it promised it only spoke "when the scoreboard has no events at all". Past events now mean the finished-season wording; the calendar decides only for a payload with no events whatsoever. Regression case added. - _reset_dwell_on_reentry read _last_display_call_monotonic as a bare attribute, though the managers are constructed in several places (the plugin tests among them) that do not set every field — and a freshly booted Pi can reach its first frame while time.monotonic() is still under the 5s gap threshold, making `now - 0.0` look like one stint. getattr with a default, and a non-positive stamp always reads as the first frame. Both cases pinned in the dwell test. - The advisory test called datetime.now() once for the payload and again for the expectation; a UTC midnight between the two would disagree about the day. Each case now derives every date from one captured base. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SWe8ZdMQ1itP25XyzrwnhW
…isplay paths grew Two CI failures, both stand-ins lagging the code: - test_empty_mode_signals_no_content.py's _Manager binds the real rotation helpers but not _reset_dwell_on_reentry, which the upcoming, recent and live display paths now call — AttributeError on every display() case. The real method is bound rather than stubbed, per the file's own rule: its last_game_switch of 0.0 is the "no game shown yet" sentinel the method leaves alone, and a no-op would hide a regression that made it raise. - test_favorite_live_boost.py's recent-exclusion stub predates 2.29.3's odds fetch in SportsRecent.update(): the missing show_odds attribute raised inside update()'s try/except, the swallowed error left games_list empty, and the check read that as the exclusion leaking. (This was earlier misread as a long-standing failure; it began with the 2.29.3 merge.) show_odds = False, same as the probe fixture in test_favorites_are_prioritised.py. Full plugin suite run: everything passes except the pre-existing environment-dependent cases (adaptive_layout_mode's local font failures, core_fallback's newer-core skip, the interactive test_football_plugin). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SWe8ZdMQ1itP25XyzrwnhW
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main gained #345 (football-scoreboard 2.29.4) while this branch was open, and it touches the same plugin. sports.py -- the substantive overlap -- merged cleanly, and main's four new test files pass against the merged tree, so the lookahead/dwell/advisory-date work and the poll-selection work here do not collide. Four conflicts, all bookkeeping: - test_favorite_live_boost.py: #345 made the SAME show_odds fix on the same line, independently. Main's one-liner is kept and the duplicate from 6b63929 dropped, so this branch no longer carries a redundant diff. - manifest.json: versions is [3.0.0, 2.29.4, 2.29.3, ...] with version at 3.0.0. Main's release keeps its entry; this branch's supersedes it. - CHANGELOG.md: both added a section at the top; 3.0.0 then 2.29.4. - plugins.json: regenerated with update_registry.py rather than hand-merged. Verified on the merged tree: all 13 repo guards pass, collisions clean, football harness 24/24, and every football test file green including the four main added. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…g copies CI on this PR went red on hockey-scoreboard/test_favorite_check.py, which asserts every *_favorite_check.py copy stays byte-identical. The drift is not from this branch: #345 fixed the "nothing on until" advisory in football_favorite_check.py and did not port it, so origin/main fails this same test today -- confirmed by running it against origin/main in a clean worktree. The merge simply brought main's red into this PR. The six sibling copies now carry the same fix. It was a literal byte copy: the six were identical to each other and football differed by exactly #345's change, which is what the guard defines as correct. The fix itself, for the record: the advisory pooled event dates with the league calendar's week and phase startDates and took the earliest. Calendar weeks open days before their first game -- an NFL week 1 entry starts the weekend before a Thursday opener -- so a boundary was reported as a game date. Events win now; the calendar only speaks for a payload with no events at all. All six were already bumped earlier on this branch; notes extended rather than re-bumped. hockey's parity test passes 30/30, harness green for all six, and each plugin's suite shows no failure it did not already have. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… first block (#347) * feat(scoreboards)!: rank against the top division's poll, retire the broadcast tier The "ranked" quality filter now means ranked in the TOP division's poll. ESPN answers the college football rankings endpoint with four blocks -- AP Top 25, the AFCA Coaches Poll, the FCS Coaches Poll and the AFCA Division II Poll -- and the parser took whichever it listed first. That is AP today, so the table was FBS by luck rather than by choice: nothing in the payload promises the order, and ESPN changes it, adding the CFP rankings in November. With a lower-division poll leading, every top FCS side reads as ranked and a board asking for the week's best matchups is served South Dakota State at Northwestern -- the ranked side is FCS, the FBS side is unranked, and it is exactly the game the setting exists to keep off the panel. The poll is now chosen rather than trusted: ESPN's own order is kept among top-division polls, and the ones below FBS are stepped over. Verified against the live payload with the FCS poll moved to the front -- AP is still the table, and South Dakota State is still unranked. Teams are matched by id as well as abbreviation. The FBS and FCS schedules arrive in one scoreboard payload and an abbreviation is not unique across divisions -- ESPN has SDSU for San Diego State and SDST for South Dakota State today, with nothing promising it stays that way -- so two schools sharing one could promote each other into a ranked slot. The rank badge reads the same table, so it can no longer draw an FCS poll position on an FBS board. BREAKING CHANGE: the "broadcast" quality tier is retired. Measured against a real Week 1 and Week 2 college slate it passed 174 of 175 games -- ESPN lists a broadcaster for nearly everything now, ESPN+ included -- so it read as a quality bar in the dropdown and behaved as "any". Boards holding it are read as "ranked" and say so once in the log; changing the setting clears the schema warning the core raises for a value no longer in the enum. An unusable value there now falls back to "ranked" with a warning too, instead of falling through every branch and silently meaning "any". odds-ticker shares this rankings code and also covers college football, so the poll-selection guard is ported there in the same change. football-scoreboard 2.29.3 -> 3.0.0, odds-ticker 1.3.2 -> 1.3.3. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * test(football-scoreboard): give the recent-path probe its show_odds attribute test_favorite_live_boost.py has failed since 2.29.3, which made SportsRecent.update() fetch odds for the finals it selects. The probe there is hand-built with __new__, so it has none of SportsCore.__init__'s attributes, and the new `if self.show_odds:` raises AttributeError inside update()'s own try/except. The exception is swallowed, games_list is left empty, and the check reads as "the exclude filter leaked" when the log actually shows the selection doing its job -- SF filtered out, SEA kept, "No favorites configured: showing 1 total recent games" -- immediately before the raise. A fixture gap, not a product bug: show_odds is always set by SportsCore.__init__ on a real manager. Setting it on the probe turns the file green (15/15) with the exclude assertion passing on its own merits. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(scoreboards): resolve AP_TOP_n from the top division's poll too Review finding on #347: sports.py's _choose_poll fixed the ranked-game filter, but DynamicTeamResolver._fetch_rankings still took data['rankings'][0] -- "Use first ranking (usually AP)". Verified against the current code; the finding's line reference pointed at sports.py, where those lines are the new _choose_poll, but the substance holds and the second site is real. The consequence there is worse than for the filter. ESPN answers the college football rankings endpoint with four blocks -- AP Top 25, the AFCA Coaches Poll, the FCS Coaches Poll and the AFCA Division II Poll -- and with a lower-division poll leading, AP_TOP_25 resolves to 25 FCS schools and installs them as the user's FAVOURITE teams. Favourites are never filtered by quality or division, so every one of those games reaches the panel: the user asks for the AP Top 25 and gets the FCS Coaches Poll. Reproduced end to end -- against an FCS-fronted payload the unpatched resolver returns ['MTST'] where the fixed one returns ['OSU']. The resolver is copied into four plugins and all four map that endpoint, so all four are fixed together. AP_TOP_n is reachable through it in basketball-scoreboard, hockey-scoreboard and football-scoreboard; baseball-scoreboard's patterns resolve from the college baseball poll instead, so its copy is hardening with no behaviour change, kept in step rather than left to diverge. It cannot import the sports.py helper -- sports.py imports this module, and the core loads both as bare top-level names -- so the exclusion vocabulary is duplicated with a comment pointing at its twin. scripts/test_dynamic_poll_choice.py holds every copy to it, checking behaviour rather than reading the source, plus a source check so no copy reintroduces the index. Confirmed it fails on the unpatched code. Also unblocks CI: scripts/check_selection_settings.py hardcoded the other_games_min_quality enum as {any, broadcast, ranked}. Only football-scoreboard's sports.py reads that key and the guard scopes itself by exactly that, so narrowing the set to {any, ranked} touches nothing else. baseball-scoreboard 1.35.1 -> 1.35.2, basketball-scoreboard 1.24.1 -> 1.24.2, hockey-scoreboard 1.20.1 -> 1.20.2. football-scoreboard stays at the unreleased 3.0.0, with its notes amended. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(scoreboards): the rank badge reads a poll, not a tournament bracket seed Verified the reported finding against the live API before changing anything, and it holds: ESPN answers the men's and women's college hockey rankings endpoint with two blocks and fronts NCAA TOURNAMENT SEEDINGS, ahead of the USCHO poll. hockey/mens-college-hockey [NCAA Tournament Seedings, USCHO Men's Poll] hockey/womens-college-hockey [NCAA Tournament Seedings, USCHO Women's Poll] _fetch_team_rankings took rankings_data[0], so a "#5" on a college hockey panel was a 16-team bracket seed where a viewer expects a poll position. One correction to the report along the way: the sibling lineages' fetch_standings does NOT try /standings first the way football's used to -- it requests /rankings directly -- so the rankings really were loading, and really were the wrong block. Nothing was masking it. Surveyed every college league rather than assuming hockey was alone: lacrosse/mens-college-lacrosse [Inside Lacrosse Poll, Tournament Seedings] lacrosse/womens-college-lacrosse[Inside Lacrosse Poll, Tournament Seedings] basketball/mens-college-basketball [AP Top 25, Coaches Poll] baseball/college-baseball [] -- no poll at all So hockey is wrong today; lacrosse publishes seedings of its own and is one reordering away; basketball and baseball are fine but share the code. The chooser and its vocabulary are ported to all nine sports.py copies, which is what the shared-sports-code rule asks for and what keeps the copies from drifting apart again. The vocabulary is one list everywhere -- tournament seedings and the divisions below the top one -- so football's copy and the four DynamicTeamResolver copies gain the seedings exclusion too. ESPN's own order is kept among genuine polls, so whichever poll it fronts still drives the badge; that is how the CFP rankings take over from AP in November without a code change. Verified live against all five college leagues: hockey now picks the USCHO poll where it used to pick seedings, and lacrosse, basketball and football keep the poll they already had. scripts/test_dynamic_poll_choice.py is renamed to test_poll_choice.py and covers both helpers: 78 checks over 4 resolver copies and 9 sports.py copies. The sports.py half drives _fetch_team_rankings end to end rather than calling _choose_poll directly -- checking the helper alone passed against a copy whose call site still read rankings[0], the helper intact and simply unused, which is precisely the state the guard exists to prevent. lacrosse 1.19.1 -> 1.19.2, afl 1.17.1 -> 1.17.2, nrl 1.16.1 -> 1.16.2, soccer 2.19.1 -> 2.19.2, ufc 1.7.1 -> 1.7.2. hockey, basketball, baseball and football keep the versions this branch already bumped them to, with their notes extended. The four with no college league say plainly that they are hardening. Harness green for all nine plugins (200 renders); collisions clean; all 12 repo guards pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(scoreboards): size a cycle from the games that are actually on the board get_cycle_duration asked the manager for recent_games/upcoming_games: elif mode_type == 'upcoming': games = getattr(manager, 'upcoming_games', []) SportsUpcoming.__init__ declared `self.upcoming_games = []` -- "Store all fetched upcoming games initially" -- and never assigned to it again; the selected games go to games_list. SportsRecent.recent_games is the same. So total_games was always 0 and every recent or upcoming cycle fell through to the "no games yet" default of three games' worth instead of scaling with the number of cards. Live mode reads live_games, which IS populated, which is part of why this went unnoticed. Verified against the current code rather than taken on trust, and the survey narrowed it: only football and baseball had the bug. basketball, hockey and lacrosse already reach for games_list first inside this function, and afl and nrl already call _get_games_from_manager -- the helper the scroll path uses, which resolves it correctly. Those two adopt the helper rather than growing a fourth shape for the same decision. soccer never had it; ufc has no get_cycle_duration. The two attributes are removed from all nine lineages. Nothing filled them and nothing read them, and their presence is exactly what made a duration calculation reading them look correct. scripts/test_cycle_duration_counts_real_games.py holds all 13 copies of the function to it, and holds the attributes gone. Confirmed it fails on the unpatched code, on all three counts. One thing worth knowing about the plugin's own test_dynamic_duration.py: its assertions sit behind `if hasattr(plugin, "nfl_recent") and plugin.nfl_recent`, and when the managers fail to build -- which is what happens under pytest without the core importable -- the whole block is skipped and the file passes having verified nothing. It reported green against the bug throughout. Its three writes to the dead attribute now target games_list and it asserts that two different game counts give two different durations, so it is correct where it does run, but the guard above is the one that actually runs everywhere. Every touched plugin was already bumped earlier on this branch; notes extended rather than re-bumped. Harness green for all nine (192 renders), all 13 repo guards pass, collisions clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(scoreboards): port the favourite-check advisory fix to the sibling copies CI on this PR went red on hockey-scoreboard/test_favorite_check.py, which asserts every *_favorite_check.py copy stays byte-identical. The drift is not from this branch: #345 fixed the "nothing on until" advisory in football_favorite_check.py and did not port it, so origin/main fails this same test today -- confirmed by running it against origin/main in a clean worktree. The merge simply brought main's red into this PR. The six sibling copies now carry the same fix. It was a literal byte copy: the six were identical to each other and football differed by exactly #345's change, which is what the guard defines as correct. The fix itself, for the record: the advisory pooled event dates with the league calendar's week and phase startDates and took the earliest. Calendar weeks open days before their first game -- an NFL week 1 entry starts the weekend before a Thursday opener -- so a boundary was reported as a game date. Events win now; the calendar only speaks for a payload with no events at all. All six were already bumped earlier on this branch; notes extended rather than re-bumped. hockey's parity test passes 30/30, harness green for all six, and each plugin's suite shows no failure it did not already have. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… here too Second resolution of this branch against main. Since the last one, #345, #347 and #348 landed, and #346 merged hockey's scroll sunset into here. Git flagged nine conflicts, all manifests and plugins.json -- no code conflicts this time. Each manifest had a new versions[] entry on BOTH sides (this branch's feature release, and main's bug-fix release on the same base), so they were merged rather than picked: every entry from both sides kept, sorted newest-first, version set to the higher of the two, and compatible_versions to the more restrictive -- which preserves hockey's >=3.2.0 from the sunset. Nothing else in any manifest differed. Verified main's recent work survived the auto-merge rather than assuming it: #347's _choose_poll is present in all eight sports.py, #345's _reset_dwell_on_reentry in football, and #348's recording logger, calendar 1.2.3/3.3.0 floor and flights script rename are all intact. **The conflict git did not flag.** check_selection_settings failed with 29 problems afterwards. Main retired the "broadcast" tier of other_games_min_quality in football-scoreboard 3.0.0 -- measured against a real Week 1 and Week 2 college slate it passed 174 of 175 games, because ESPN publishes a broadcaster for nearly everything now, ESPN+ included, so it read as a quality bar and behaved as "any". This branch predates that and still offered it in all eight lineages. The merge took main's checker and this branch's schemas, and they disagreed. Resolved by following main rather than restoring the tier: reinstating it would have shipped a setting main had already measured as useless across eight more plugins. Ported football 3.0.0's retirement verbatim -- _QUALITY_CHOICES, _normalise_quality migrating "broadcast" (and anything unusable) to "ranked" with a warning, the broadcast branch dropped from _passes_other_filters, and _note_broadcast_coverage/_broadcast_data_seen removed with it. All eight now carry exactly the six broadcast references football does, none of them a quality tier. The enum is gone from 29 schema blocks, and the eight test_favorites_are_prioritised.py files swap their broadcast-tier checks for football's migration checks. A board still holding "broadcast" gets "ranked" and a log line saying why, rather than silently getting no filtering at all. Verified: five repo gates pass, including check_selection_settings (9 plugins, 31 blocks) and both gate self-tests; fleet is 238 passed, 2 skipped, 0 failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014RRtqXDCnvnY6EQwhT5CV9
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…ts (#352) Ports football-scoreboard 2.29.3 (#344) to the eight sibling scoreboards: afl, basketball, hockey, lacrosse, nrl, soccer, baseball and ufc. In every one, SportsUpcoming fetches odds for the games that survive selection and SportsLive fetches them per included game — the Recent screen never fetched them at all, so its "odds if available" renderer never had anything attached and every final rendered bare. Football only surfaced the bug because its display-path rotation attached odds to rotated-in finals by accident; none of these plugins has that rotation, so their finals were bare in every configuration. Each Recent update() now runs the same post-selection loop Upcoming does, bounded by the selected list, never the schedule window. ESPN keeps a completed game's closing line on the same endpoint, so a final is as answerable as an upcoming game. test_recent_games_get_odds.py ported to all eight (probe-subclass style, no network): odds requested for exactly the selected finals, in-progress games not asked about, show_odds off means no requests. Basketball's probe carries tournament_mode; lacrosse's existing test_favorite_live_boost.py recent stub gains the show_odds attribute update() now reads — the same stub gap football's CI hit in #345. Full test sweep across all eight plugins passes. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SWe8ZdMQ1itP25XyzrwnhW Co-authored-by: Chuck <chuck@example.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Timing/selection defects found by a live watch on a 256x64 board (90-minute journal audit + ESPN cross-check), consolidated per maintainer request — plus one small odds-formatting fix, and two visual-audit findings closed as working-as-designed after code inspection.
1. Cards skipped and truncated at mode-block boundaries
The dwell clock (
last_game_switch) keeps running while a mode is off screen, so on re-entry it was always long expired and the firstdisplay()call advanced immediately: the card cut off by the end of the previous block was skipped instead of shown. Measured: 72 of 345 card transitions (21%) were <1s dwells — a one-frame flash of a game that then vanished for the rest of the lap. After a service restart, the clock started at manager construction (~6s before the first frame), producing a 9.3s card and a 5.8s card in the first block — reproduced identically across three restarts.Fix:
_reset_dwell_on_reentry()onSportsCore— any multi-second gap betweendisplay()calls is a block boundary (or first frame), so the current card's dwell restarts. Wired into the upcoming, recent, and live display paths; the one-frame card at a block boundary becomes the card that opens the next block with a full turn. The live screen'slast_game_switch == 0"no game yet" sentinel is preserved.2.
schedule_lookahead_dayswas never enforced at selectionIt shapes the ranged fetch, but selection reads the season-wide background cache, so every published fixture was eligible. Observed: with zero NFL games inside the configured 7-day window, the board rotated week 1–3 games up to 27 days out (MIN@TB, Sept 27) — while the config's own description promises "a fixture just beyond this horizon ... never reaches the board" and the favourite-check advisory simultaneously claimed an empty display was expected. Selection now applies the cutoff, mirroring the Recent screen's lookback; favourites included (it is a window, not a filter). Behavioral note: a board with nothing inside its window now genuinely goes empty for that mode — the documented contract; raise
schedule_lookahead_daysto see further ahead.3. "Nothing on until" advisory reported calendar boundaries as game dates
_schedule_notepooled ESPN's rolled-forward event dates with the league calendar's week/phasestartDates and took the earliest. Calendar weeks open days before their first game, so it logged "nothing on until 06 September" for a league whose first snap is Sept 10 (and was off by a day for NCAA). Events now win; the calendar only speaks when the scoreboard has no events at all.4. Whole-number odds lines rendered as "-7.0"
ESPN sends spreads as floats, so a 7-point line drew as "-7.0" beside cards saying "-3.5" and "-46.5". Whole numbers drop the ".0", spread and over/under alike; halves keep their .5.
Visual-audit findings closed as by-design (no change)
_scorebug_centre_gapreserves half the score's width so "the score's outer quarter cross[es] onto each logo", capped by_SCORE_LOGO_OVERLAP_PXon grown panels._extract_game_detailsdeliberately blanks0-0/0-0-0records; every team is 0-0 until the season starts. They will appear from week 1.Tests
New suites in the repo's stand-in/probe style, no network or hardware:
test_dwell_resets_on_mode_reentry.py,test_lookahead_window_is_enforced.py,test_schedule_note_uses_game_dates.py,test_odds_text_formatting.py. Regression-clean: favorites-prioritised (100 checks), rotated/recent odds, rotation due-check, switch-upcoming-center (33), scroll mode, config reload, live dwell, non-favorite live duration, odds-survive-the-centre. CI's two failures are fixed in 46c4efa:test_empty_mode_signals_no_content.py's stand-in now binds the real_reset_dwell_on_reentry, andtest_favorite_live_boost.py's recent-exclusion stub gains theshow_oddsattribute 2.29.3's odds fetch reads — that failure began with the 2.29.3 merge (an earlier note here misread it as long-standing); the exclusion logic itself was never broken. Full plugin suite passes apart from the environment-dependent adaptive-layout/core-fallback/interactive cases.Version 2.29.4.
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