Removal of master and slave terminology - #4
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And imported the main version in 'thermod' module in accordance with PEP-396.
That package in only required for tests, to check equivalency between its used functions and the new ones.
The previous order was wrong because global system files took precedence over local files.
This prevent the user to receive too many notification. And, maybe, the fault disappears.
…oscy#2) When the list of returned temperatures is empty an exception is raised so it will be catched my the main thread of the daemon.
This is a complete sleep time, not simply a wait interval.
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For diversity reasons, it would be nice to try to avoid 'master' and 'slave' terminology in this repository which can be associated to slavery. The master-slave terminology could be problematic for people in several countries which has the history of slavery like Romania, USA and many others. Thank you for considering the proposal. Let me know if any changes in the PR are needed, I would be happy to implement them.