Open liamdawson opened 2 years ago
For those who're brave enough to try it, here's a release zip built from ec05a162b6faa375c1d6803efea069edc47b8e89.
This works just fine on my Windows 11 box.
Tested as working on my Windows 11 desktop as well.
Works fine, really really nice! π The only thing is that "Close after sent" doesn't work. But that's ok as it's a first test build and how different Android and Windows works at this point.
@Pilzinsel64 looks like there's no easy and clean way to accomplish that. I'll try doing an easy and dirty way to do it, and will otherwise fall back to taking the option out entirely (if it's not going to work).
@liamdawson Alright! π As long as the process get closed, it's alright. Otherwise, just get rid of that option (like you did with the QR code scanner) sounds ok for here, I guess.
Release zip from f39ccab, fixes auto-close on my machine. Guess the queue times on Tonberry have some advantages π
That's really a simple fix. π But works well! π
Looks like Flutter has added stable Windows support as of a few days ago.
Based on https://github.com/goatcorp/FFXIVQuickLauncher/pull/437#issuecomment-932833094, I figured there was an appetite for Windows builds.
Changes
flutter_secure_storage
to 5.0.2 (introducing Windows support)Notes/Discussion
I feel like we could do a lot for the UI on Windows, but I didn't want to introduce potentially unwelcome changes in this PR
How should OTP setup work on Windows in the longer term?
Should the IP address default to
127.0.0.1
on Windows? I feel like that would avoid "it's not working" messages in futureSounds like we're in somewhat unsupported territory - the Flutter docs note:
I've only tried this on Windows 10, and only on the same machine I built the app on
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