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Added two lines at 204 and 205. I built on dump1090-fa and not piaware. OverPutney looks for "speed" in the aircraft.json file, which must be how piaware displays it. dump1090-fa uses "gs" (ground speed) instead of "speed". By adding this, both piaware and dump1090-fa users should be able to have the aircraft's speed displayed in the tweets created by OverPutney.
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The original code is looking for "speed" in the aircraft.json file, but dump1090-fa uses "gs" (ground speed) instead. Added check for "gs" to allow speed to be reported for dump1090-fa users. This same fix was submitted to OverPutney by derektgardner (Update flightdata.py shbisson#9)
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Added two lines at 204 and 205. I built on dump1090-fa and not piaware. I wasn't getting the aircraft's speed to show up in my tweets. OverPutney looks for "speed" in the aircraft.json file, which must be how piaware displays it.
dump1090-fa uses "gs" (ground speed) instead of "speed". By adding this, both piaware and dump1090-fa users will be able to have the aircraft's speed displayed in the tweets created by OverPutney.