Forgot to start the exercise tracking, so I missed ~5 minutes from the start. In the end it does not matter, getting the exercise done is the main thing.
@matigo Yeah… Let’s see what the decision will be, that will then affect everything and we probably need to re-check every view of the app that has input fields (and as a banking app there are ”a few” of them…) to see if they got broken because of the font size change (especially on iOS, Android is much better when it comes adjusting the height of an element automatically).
Oh lovely. The customer's test manager reported a "bug" where the font size of the login input field is smaller than before on Android. I checked the code and, yes, the font size of all input fields has been reduced from 22pt to 18pt to match the app's design specification. Now, the test manager is pretty adamant that it should be changed back to what it was, so I asked our designers their input. Also, while debugging the issue I noticed that on iOS the font size is actually 24pt, thus being larger than what Android originally had and not matching the design specification, so we need to make changes to either 1 (iOS), 2 (pick 2 from Android, iOS, design), or even 3 (all) to make this one person happy.
@matigo Yeah, the whole thing that is causing the crash makes certain assumptions based on a business specification, but these 2 users have some data that does not comply with that assumption.
The current version of our Android app has a "bug" that crashes the app after login. The bad thing is that it prevents the users from using the app completely, but the good thing is that this crash is happening only on 2 users (out of ~102K users on Android) so far. Also, the root cause of the crash is due to a very rare edge case, and should these users contact the support either their contract type will get changed or their ancient and outdated services will be handled appropriately.
@variablepulserate Compared to Objective-C I can see a reason for the hyperbole. Swift is far, far more easier to approach as a newbie.
// @jws @matigo
@matigo I think I have done some simple coding in Pascal some 25 years ago… 😆
// @variablepulserate @jws
@variablepulserate I cannot say if it is a fabulous programming language, but it is at least modern and easy to adapt to from other modern languages. Then again, I have background on a very large array of different programming languages, so I can adapt to basically anything.
// @jws @matigo
@variablepulserate Oh yeah, Swift is indeed so new. I remember the first iOS project I worked on when I started at my current employer in late 2015 being written on Objective-C. It was pretty much the last project we did on Objective-C, apart from one SDK, and the next iOS project I worked on, maybe in 2016 or 2017, was written fully in Swift.
// @jws @matigo
@matigo I know, I am one of them. 😁 Haven't had time to do anything on that front, but once I get this shell script testing framework in a releasable state, I could try to create clients for 10C on both iOS and Android using the latest and greatest technologies of those platforms.