Was: one Promise.all across all 3 Met Office endpoints, any single failure
threw and discarded ALL of it, falling back to Open-Meteo entirely -- even
though only the daily endpoint has ever been confirmed to work (only Spot
key configured; hourly/three-hourly may need the separate Forecast
subscription settings just gained a field for). So the display was very
possibly running on Open-Meteo for everything despite a working Met Office
key, silently.
Now: hourly, three-hourly and daily are fetched independently
(Promise.allSettled). hourly/three-hourly try met_office's new
forecast_api_key first (falling back to api_key if no separate Forecast
key is set); daily keeps using api_key (Spot), matching what's actually
confirmed live. Only the tiers that fail fall back to Open-Meteo -- and
Open-Meteo itself is now fetched lazily, once, only if at least one tier
actually needs it.
status.last_provider is now {hourly, threeHourly, daily} instead of one
flat string, so the admin page shows exactly which source served which
tier. Admin.tsx / types.ts updated to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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