After the release is before the release :-)
Апублікавана карыстальнікам SimonPoole 2 Ліпень 2015 на мове EnglishNow that 0.9.6 is out, my focus is, naturally, on the next version. Hopefully 0.9.7 wont take quite as long to be ready, I’m fairly optimistic that we will be able to hit the planned release time frame of end of September. The larger operations on the guts of the app have already happened and should have enough time to stabilize till then.
If you are interested in what is planned see https://github.com/MarcusWolschon/osmeditor4android/issues?q=is%3Aopen+is%3Aissue+milestone%3A0.9.7 Two of the items have already progressed pretty far: putting the code in place for translating the presets and the integration of notification support.
The later was mainly written as a proof of concept early this year at the Karlsruhe hack weekend but needed some work to be really useful. Some images from Karlsruhe:
Alert on a watch (naturally works on phone too) from an error detected in the nearby OSM data
the same for a Note
and navigating to the location with OSMand
A test build with the inital (still needs a bit or work for production) alert support is available here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9pKLmh8s1h8bFI5bGd4VnhYWkk&usp=sharing . You will need to turn on alert support in the advanced preferences and have “auto download” enabled in the GPS menu (if auto-download doesn’t initially work try toggling the setting).
While I have your attention: one of the work items is redoing the Notes code to work more like the rest of Vespucci and allow offline use. Are there any specific wishes for how it should behave (I will likely leave a way to immediately save and close a note in the app, but the normal mode will be a bulk upload at the end of your surveying/editing session). If you have some suggestions please add them to: https://github.com/MarcusWolschon/osmeditor4android/issues/228
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Каментар ад Vincent de Phily у 3 Ліпень 2015 у 08:55
Notification for nearby fixables is a great idea :) I’m just afraid that it’ll use a lot of bandwidth and/or battery. How do you minimise that ? Did you make any measurements ?
Каментар ад SimonPoole у 4 Ліпень 2015 у 08:59
I haven’t made any measurements in absolute terms yet, but the big win is that the refactoring of the auto download code (and when done of the notes code) allows the whole thing to run without the screen on. Obviously that is a net win wrt battery life in any case.
As to bandwidth, you can still simply download an area in advance or even simply have a set of JOSM compatible OSM files on device (this currently isn’t possible with Notes, but that is one of the major reasons for the refactoring, so will be in the release).