Atreides Services 0.0.17: image 0.0.14, pauze tussen slotkoersen per datum

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

whatsnext-atreides-services/docker-compose.yml

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ services:
     # DE TAG IS DE VERSIE VAN DE IMAGE EN NIET DIE VAN DE APP, net als bij Atreides
     # Assets: `version` in umbrel-app.yml moet bij élke wijziging omhoog, ook als
     # alleen dit bestand verandert.
-    image: sc.kamenier-hamer.nl/sysop/atreides-services:0.0.13@sha256:5bd254def24f5c7406032672abc8ea35ef42358956bde813d95cebaa296827f9
+    image: sc.kamenier-hamer.nl/sysop/atreides-services:0.0.14@sha256:1177714b69fc07ed9c41e8abccbe767c635133f4f08e11b7a58902362852ffef
     restart: on-failure
     # De API voor afnemers, zoals Atreides Assets op de laptop of de Mac. Elke
     # aanroep behalve /v1/health vraagt een token, dat je op de pagina API van

whatsnext-atreides-services/umbrel-app.yml

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ folderAccess:
         targetPath: /data/history
 category: finance
 name: Atreides Services
-version: "0.0.16"
+version: "0.0.17"
 tagline: Your own price feed, recorded around the clock
 description: >-
   A price service that runs on your Umbrel and keeps what it records. It fetches prices day
@@ -59,12 +59,8 @@ description: >-
   login of its own. Other apps read the prices through its API on port 3855, with a token
   you create on the API page.
 releaseNotes: >-
-  Daily closes per date: a source such as GoldAPI can now fill the closes of recent weekdays
-  one date at a time, and remembers dates without a price so they are not asked again. The
-  Sources page shows calls per kind of work with their duration. Through the AI connection:
-  price checks, gaps in daily series, a diagnosis per instrument, trying a source against its
-  raw answer, editing instruments and removing an endpoint. Error messages from a source now
-  include its own explanation.
+  Closes per date now pause one second between two calls to the same source. GoldAPI allows
+  five calls a second and refused the rest of the first round with "too many requests".
 developer: "WhatsNext?"
 website: https://sc.kamenier-hamer.nl/sysop/UmbrelApps
 dependencies: []