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New Beta for Pythonista 3.3
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@Zoot can you clarify the meaning of, "...a new Test Flight version also being available at that time too!"?
My understanding would be once the code goes golden in the app store, it means the release is no longer "in beta" and if that is the case, beta testing for this release is effectively wrapped up and Ole does not need beta testing any more and a beta build would cease. If that is the case, what is the purpose of a "new Testflight version"?
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Ole wrote: "Here are the App Store release notes I've prepared for Pythonista 3.3. I intend to submit over the weekend, a pre-release version will be on TestFlight as soon as it's finished processing on Apple's servers."
So the implication seems to be that TF will allow access as a "prerelease" between the time it's submitted and whenever it's (hopefully) approved, but that's purely a guess.
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Now available for testing.
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In the Testflight version, under External files, Open..., I can choose between ”Python/Text file” and ”Folder”. If I select folder, I still only see iCloud and ”On this Phone” folders, but no Working Copy repositories.
Am I missing something obvious?
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I can see Working Copy and access folders in it (note: I use the Working Copy test flight version), so unsure as to why but I assume you can see Working Copy in the files app.
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I don't use WorkingCopy but I see iCloud, On My iPad, my NAS ip and my Mac ip
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@shaun-h, thanks. I had somehow lost Working Copy in Files. After I enabled it again there I can now open the repos directly in Pythonista – excellent!
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Now, the open external folder also shows an usb Drive connected, and that is a very good news...
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The idea is that I still need to finish a few things for the release (mostly app preview video etc.), but I wanted to ensure that users get access to the update a bit earlier because I can’t really foresee how smoothly app review etc. goes, and some people relied on features that were in previous betas, but not in 3.2.
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@omz Welcome back and thanks for the future version. I'm sincerely more than happy that you feel better.
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@cvp Thank you!
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@omz welcome back sir. Thank you for the update.
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@jmv38 Thanks to you as well! :)
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@omz thanks for the update!
Pythonista has been unbelievably helpful at my work, and continues to impress every day.
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@omz, my sincere thanks to you, as well.
Pythonista and this incredible community have enabled me to keep up and develop my Python knowledge, squeezed in between a non-coding job and a busy family life.
I am not exaggerating when I say that that was the primary thing that enabled me to get a new job, starting a new career next month as a full-time senior Python developer.
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Happy to see you @omz and the update!
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@omz Glad to see you in the forums again :)
BTW, in the current beta, the
keyboard.set_view()method still has TODO (also document custom view callbacks like kb_should_insert) as the documentation. -
@bennr01 said:
BTW, in the current beta, the
keyboard.set_view()method still has TODO (also document custom view callbacks like kb_should_insert) as the documentation.Oops, thanks!
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@mikael said:
I am not exaggerating when I say that that was the primary thing that enabled me to get a new job, starting a new career next month as a full-time senior Python developer.
That's amazing, congrats! :)
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Dear @omz,
Welcome back! The fact that this forum has continued to be a lively place where regular members help others with their questions and regularly offer their code snippets as solutions to problems is a measure of the love and enthusiasm folks have for pythonista.
That too is amazing!
