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benjymous / MWM-for-Android

Meta Watch Manager Android SDK project for watch wrangling, remote protocol handling and notification routing for the Meta Watch wearable development systems. Includes an Intents based API for quick experiments.
www.metawatch.org
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Blutooth dropout #76

Closed sdemills closed 11 years ago

sdemills commented 11 years ago

Since the Community update on Google Play this week, the BT connection with the watch keeps dropping out. Sometimes after only 10 minutes, sometimes nearer an hour. MW freshly charged. Phone (Samsung GS2) freshly charged too.

sdemills commented 11 years ago

Update: I normally use Juice Defender Ultimate and it was running at the time. I do not normally experience any clashes between JD and MWM. Anyway, today I'm trying it with JD deactivated and will update later as to whether it still keeps dropping out.

benjymous commented 11 years ago

Thanks.

If possible, could you compare against the previous versions, to see if you can spot exactly when it started misbehaving?

sdemills commented 11 years ago

Maybe you might be able to advise? If I pull a version from GitHub and build it (my dev environment is geared up for that - so no issue there) then presumably I need to uninstall the one from Google Play, install and test my built one, then uninstall that and re-install the Google Play version? In the process, will I lose all my settings? I ask the last question because in the past I've saved the settings but newer versions have sometimes been unable to load them - understandably of course when things change significantly :)

On 28 October 2012 12:21, Richard Munn notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks.

If possible, could you compare against the previous versions, to see if you can spot exactly when it started misbehaving?

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/benjymous/MWM-for-Android/issues/76#issuecomment-9845193.

benjymous commented 11 years ago

You don't need to rebuild it yourself - all the previous versions are archived on the downloads page here on github

If you're building it yourself, use the backup settings option, then copy the data/org.metawatch.communityedition dir on your sd card (as it'll get nuked when you uninstall the Play version) then you can uninstall, build your own version, copy that folder back, then run the restore option.

sdemills commented 11 years ago

Thanks for the advice. Presumably ASTRO App Backup facility would also work? Then restore afterwards?

On 28 October 2012 15:02, Richard Munn notifications@github.com wrote:

You don't need to rebuild it yourself - all the previous versions are archived on the downloads page here on github

If you're building it yourself, use the backup settings option, then copy the data/org.metawatch.communityedition dir on your sd card (as it'll get nuked when you uninstall the Play version) then you can uninstall, build your own version, copy that folder back, then run the restore option.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/benjymous/MWM-for-Android/issues/76#issuecomment-9846548.

benjymous commented 11 years ago

Yeah, any root backup type app should work - I use Titanium Backup if I need to switch from a debug built version to the store released one

sdemills commented 11 years ago

This is no longer happening after the recent updates so I reckon we should close this.