When the program runs after a restart, it tags your missed pings with “afk off RETRO”, but these weren’t being synced to the cloud. This has now been fixed.
Also, when importing an old log via the Log Viewer, it now automatically fixes / reformats your old log file before uploading it to the cloud.
These were the last real changes that I wanted to personally do, and I feel like the program is in a good spot. I probably won’t be making any further changes unless I get feature requests or bug fixes from y’all.
@CortTheWart, I promised to try the updated version, so here I am reporting back, sorry it took a while.
Unfortunately, I can’t get it to work at all. I made a clean install and made sure that all libraries/resources are installed to pip as well. Here’s what I am getting when I try to see settings or log:
If it’s working for you and everybody else, though, it’s probably not worth the time to debug it to get it to work for me right now.
EDIT: just to confirm that nothing of mine has been running in parallel (I noticed previously that the previous version and my scripts were preventing one another from opening pop-ups). The pop-up that asks for tag at ping wouldn’t open either, but after some time the ping is entered into the log as AFK.
I’m pretty sure I fixed it, so try to do a clean install now.
very weird bug, as I tried a fresh install on my main computer, and it was working fine, but then doing the exact same thing on my laptop and the windows weren’t opening. Took me awhile to debug it on my laptop, but I figured out what was causing it, and what is weird is that it’s something that I shouldn’t have needed to change since it worked in every other version + my current version but seemingly only on my computer. Try it now and let me know how it goes, should be fine.
Thanks for so promptly fixing whatever the bug was. I was able to install it, now waiting for pings to test how everything works
Is the Android version in the other thread the most up-to-date one? as I am trying to look at the two together.
The android version in the other thread is not the most up-to-date one. The most recent one is in the testing phase, with only a few days left before I can publish it to the Play Store, but if you want to access it early you can DM the email you use for the play store, and I can add you to the list of testers so you can download it.
I just linked to the other thread in the help doc for the TagTime integration so we should probably edit that to point to the latest version or how to get added to the beta for the latest version.
(I’m getting value out of it myself, btw! But so far just as a way to record certain pings when afk that I manually copy to the desktop TagTime when I’m back at a computer.)
Sorry for the late reply, been in the hospital as I had another lung collapse.
Last time I checked, I wasn’t able to edit the original post. I do believe I need to update the apk link as it might be one version behind, but I can also add instructions on how to get added to the beta, but it requires me to have their email in order to add them to the beta. What would you think the best way to do that would be? Maybe a google form? Or just say that they should DM me? Let me know.
I’m glad to hear that you’re getting value out of the android app, but may I ask why you feel the need to manually copy over the pings to the desktop app, instead of just syncing the data? Any feedback helps. I do plan on adding a simple notifications on/off button on the home page of the android app, which could maybe help in this case, AKA easily having notifications turned off on your phone while running TagTime on desktop, and then turning the notifications back on when you go afk.
