matchboxbananasynergy
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1 year ago The best way to implement this in my opinion is as follows:
- have a toggle in settings that will give you the changelog for all apps; so, a global toggle to show changelogs as apps are updated.
- have a per-app toggle in each app's page for those who only want to check changelogs for some apps, but not all.
If the toggle in Settings is enabled, it'll give you the changelog for all apps. If it's disabled, it'll only do it for the ones you've selected.
Another way to implement this would be for the toggle in Settings to open up a screen with all of your installed apps. That way you can select the apps you want changelogs for, disable those for which you don't want changelogs, and there should be a select/unselect all option as well.
In fact, the more I think about it, implementing it in a way where this is controlled in Settings both globally and per-app makes a lot more sense from a UX perspective to me, instead of having to go to multiple individual app screens to disable it if you later change your mind.
One way this could work is by adding an off-by-default toggle to each app description page. When an app is updated and said toggle is enabled, a Accrescent generates a notification that links to the app's changelog section in the description page.
The feature doesn't have to work like this exactly, but the general idea is to have an option to notify users on specific app updates so they can view the changelog. Should probably evaluate user interest before implementing.