Support for "range" style thermostats in auto mode

I have an ecobee 3 thermostat, and the current Climate tile doesn’t work with it because the “temperature” attribute on the ecobee in HA is null if the thermostat is in Auto mode (more info here):

I am working on a solution for displaying the range of temps; I altered the climateTarget function to do this:

   $scope.climateTarget = function (item, entity) {
      var value = entity.attributes.temperature;

      if(value == null) {
        //This is a thermostat that has high/low target temps
        value = entity.attributes.target_temp_low + " - " + entity.attributes.target_temp_high;
      }

      if(item.filter) return item.filter(value);

      return value;
   };

Which works fine. The problem is handling the temperature adjustment. In Home Assistant it looks like this:

I don’t think cramming two “+/-” button sets onto a single tile is a good idea. Too many opportunities for accidental taps. Interested in everyone’s ideas on how to handle this…perhaps a popup with the adjustment buttons?

[cgarwood]

I’m not a huge fan of sliders on thermostats, hard to get the desired precision vs tapping a + or - icon a couple times. Perhaps a long press on the tile brings up the high and low setpoints with up and down arrows above each of them in place of the sliders?

[cgarwood]

here’s an idea for the tile if its on auto mode. Probably wouldn’t fit in a single-wide tile though.

The 72 would be current_temperature, 70 would be target_temp_high, and 65 would be target_temp_low