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Appstore now offers apps in "Beta".
I see the app Homeydash is now described as being "beta".
Most likely Athom has communicated such a change through email or other notifications of this change, but I seem to have missed that. A description of this major change in the Appstore header would be informative....
Most likely Athom has communicated such a change through email or other notifications of this change, but I seem to have missed that. A description of this major change in the Appstore header would be informative....
My firmware is 1.1.9; I did not choose for checking the "experimental" as I read ( on Slack which proves a little too technical for me) that going back to uncheck this could mean an automatic loss of userdata. Or at least a hassle with broken flows, reinstall of apps and or devices.
All my apps are, of course" on "automatic update", so they are most recent.
Will I run into trouble when 2.0 will be installed? Will that switch me to a general "experimental", because I now have "beta" status apps running?
All my apps are, of course" on "automatic update", so they are most recent.
Will I run into trouble when 2.0 will be installed? Will that switch me to a general "experimental", because I now have "beta" status apps running?
Can I stay ahead of trouble by freezing Homey on 1.1.9 (by firmware updates uncheck)?
The orange warning frame appearing there suggest that is not a preferable thing to do.
The orange warning frame appearing there suggest that is not a preferable thing to do.
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see http://athom.slack.com/
for all of you not yet on slack , thats where homey is discussed extensively, can ask experienced users for advise, get tips and tricks , thats the place to be.
https://forum.athom.com/discussion/1430/software-status#latest
Beside that, if you dont use the experimental channel and don't install unapproved Beta (or Alpha) apps there should be no problem with updating them.
HomeyDash was always a Beta version as far as i know.
Meaning that if you change from Beta to stable release, all settings and devices will be removed!
Currently this is NOT mentioned on the appstore before installing the Beta (or Alpha) release of the app..
Did anyone notice what Homey fw you need to make use of beta and alpha channel apps?
It is the title the deveoper created that contains "(beta)" and his feeling about the app.
but this has nothing to do with the new Appstore functionality of a seperate alpha and beta channel!
although the description of the installed version shows the wrong version (should be Alpha for this example)