David H

So there is no standard formula for calculating these compensated values? I don't have another humidity sensor to compare against, so it's going to be hard for me to find...

On second thought, I realise that the compensation from the BME280 Python code does not take the CPU temperature into account. I guess my real question is why it does...

I don't see any compensation applied to humidity in that example. Which means that it could be pushing data to Luftdaten that is totally inaccurate. I am seeing readings of...

It would be good if the [compensate_humidity](https://github.com/pimoroni/bme280-python/blob/a2da3f1c12b0c12bc630fc1b31021f06f3c29a1d/library/bme280/__init__.py#L110) function allowed us to pass in the correct temperature (or the CPU temp) and use that in it's calculations, instead of relying purely...

See also: - https://github.com/pimoroni/bme280-python/issues/3 - https://github.com/pimoroni/bme680-python/issues/20 This information is a little scattered around due to the enviroplus and the bme280 sensor which it uses both having GitHub projects.

I'd like that too.

It's certainly possible to [cancel an XMLHttpRequest](https://www.google.com.au/search?q=cancel+xhr). I know this library uses the new request stuff, but I'd hope it were possible there too.

Strangely, I did not get the nan error today. I ran the script twice (not resuming from checkpoint) and both times worked. So not sure what's going on there. I...

Just to note, I do still get the nan errors some times, especially when running for longer. So if anyone else has encountered this problem and has found a solution...

I updated the diffusers library to the latest version, I had to install from source (GitHub main branch) because the 0.11.1 release they published on pip does not include some...