Feature Request: time dependency for MAX BOLUS

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Feature
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Needs clarification
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Tech stack
android, kotlin
Domain
mobile

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Review the existing MAX BOLUS and IC table settings in AndroidAPS to understand how a time-dependent relationship could be designed. The issue does not name files or tests; the work is done only after the expected behavior, configuration model, safety constraints, and validation approach are agreed.

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enhancement for_discussion

Dear team,
as a parent of a DT1 kid, I think it makes sense to add a time dependency for max bolus.

The IC varies quite dramatically over 24h. I suggest to add a feature to have a max-bolus in relation to every entry in the IC table too. So every entry in the table should have a corresponding max bolus. That would lower the risk of my kid getting too much insulin in case I have only one max bolus per day available which corresponds to the insulin need for breakfast (the highest insulin need of the day) .

Thanks for thinking about it!
I think this will help the parents which need to look always at nightscout that the kid did not bolus too much.

Regards, Christiane

AAPS 3.2.0.2
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