Pro - Progress bar values are about an order of magnitude off

[elliotmatson]

Describe the bug
Progress bar is showing something close to the update value / 10

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Card influxBufferSizeCard(&dashboard, PROGRESS_CARD, "Influx Buffer", " kB", 0, 1024);
...
influxBufferSizeCard.update(20, " kB / 1024 kB");
dashboard.refreshCard(&influxBufferSizeCard);

Results in:

Have tested with ints and floats, and finally with a constant. It doesn't seem to be exactly inputVal/10, but it's typically pretty close.
Logging the value of inputVal immediately before calling update() verifies that the expected value is correct.

Expected behavior
Should show 20

Versions
ESP-DASH Pro @ 4.6.0
bblanchon/ArduinoJson @ ^7.1.0
mathieucarbou/AsyncTCP @ 3.2.12
mathieucarbou/ESPAsyncWebServer @ 3.2

[mathieucarbou]

Are you sure to use int everywhere and not floats ?

Sliders support both int and floats:

Card _output1DimmerSlider = Card(&dashboard, SLIDER_CARD, YASOLR_LBL_050, "%", 0.0f, 100.0f, 0.01f);

if you construct the card with integer, it will have internally: _value_type = Card::INTEGER;

with floats, it will have internally: _value_type = Card::FLOAT;

This distinction is important for ESP-DASH to know how to output the numbers, and which callback to call between:

    void attachCallback(std::function<void(int)> cb);
    void attachCallbackF(std::function<void(float)> cb);

Rule: always use the same types: int, or float, but not a mix of them otherwise it will change the card type at runtime.

Note: this might not be related to your issue though, but just something to check.

[elliotmatson]

I definitely used all ints in my original code, but when testing a float in update() I didn't change the min and max to floats as well