Julian Pawlowski ced9d8656b fix(chartdata): assign vertical transition lines to more expensive segment ... Problem: In segmented price charts with connect_segments=true, vertical lines at price level transitions were always drawn by the ending segment. This meant a price INCREASE showed a cheap-colored line going UP, and a price DECREASE showed an expensive-colored line going DOWN - counterintuitive for users. Solution: Implement directional bridge-point logic using price level hierarchy: - Add _is_transition_to_more_expensive() helper using PRICE_LEVEL_MAPPING and PRICE_RATING_MAPPING to determine transition direction - Price INCREASE (cheap → expensive): The MORE EXPENSIVE segment draws the vertical line UP via new start-bridge logic (end-bridge at segment start) - Price DECREASE (expensive → cheap): The MORE EXPENSIVE segment draws the vertical line DOWN via existing end-bridge logic (bridge at segment end) Technical changes: - Track prev_value and prev_price for segment start detection - Add end-bridge points at segment starts for upward transitions - Replace unconditional bridge points with directional hold/bridge logic - Hold points extend segment horizontally when next segment handles transition Impact: Vertical transition lines now consistently use the color of the more expensive price level, making price movements more visually intuitive.		2025-12-21 17:40:13 +00:00
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tibber_prices	fix(chartdata): assign vertical transition lines to more expensive segment	2025-12-21 17:40:13 +00:00