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Clarify is_sun_up_at docstring to say Sun is up - #1144
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brandon-rhodes merged 1 commit intoSep 29, 2026
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This language is indeed a bit clearer, so I've gone ahead and merged! I hope the previous language did not leave you confused for too long. |
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The docstring for is_sun_up_at said the Sun “has risen,” but the function returns whether the Sun is currently up (altitude >= -0.8333°). Updated the wording to match the code.