suggestion: build in diagnosis
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Is it Next or MRA Mobile that connects to the server?
I think that you select the route to navigate in the MRA Mobile app. -
Is it Next or MRA Mobile that connects to the server?
I think that you select the route to navigate in the MRA Mobile app.@Jack-van-Tilburg said in suggestion: build in diagnosis:
Is it Next or MRA Mobile that connects to the server?
I think that you select the route to navigate in the MRA Mobile app.I simply do not know.
Do you know whether we would continue to have MRA Mobile and NEXT side by side, or whether this would become one single application?
And if two seperate app remain: why would this be necessary?
It is not difficult, it is easy, it's a hobby
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@Jack-van-Tilburg said in suggestion: build in diagnosis:
Is it Next or MRA Mobile that connects to the server?
I think that you select the route to navigate in the MRA Mobile app.I simply do not know.
Do you know whether we would continue to have MRA Mobile and NEXT side by side, or whether this would become one single application?
And if two seperate app remain: why would this be necessary?
@Drabslab
maybe you mist this video:
Tweede test Beta MRA Navigation Next! -
The app automatically reports any unexpected exceptions or crashes to us. We are currently also working on a feature to share more detailed logs upon request
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Is it Next or MRA Mobile that connects to the server?
I think that you select the route to navigate in the MRA Mobile app.@Jack-van-Tilburg @Drabslab MRA Mobile and Navigation Next will be combined into a single app. It doesn't really matter which part of the app connects to the server, does it?
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@Jack-van-Tilburg @Drabslab MRA Mobile and Navigation Next will be combined into a single app. It doesn't really matter which part of the app connects to the server, does it?
@Herko-ter-Horst said in suggestion: build in diagnosis:
@Jack-van-Tilburg @Drabslab MRA Mobile and Navigation Next will be combined into a single app. It doesn't really matter which part of the app connects to the server, does it?
Fantastic, less apps on my phone.
as long as there is only one app, it indeed makes no difference for the user which part does what
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@Drabslab
maybe you mist this video:
Tweede test Beta MRA Navigation Next!@Jack-van-Tilburg said in suggestion: build in diagnosis:
@Drabslab
maybe you mist this video:
Tweede test Beta MRA Navigation Next!yes, I missed that, I will change that this evening
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@Jack-van-Tilburg @Drabslab MRA Mobile and Navigation Next will be combined into a single app. It doesn't really matter which part of the app connects to the server, does it?
@Herko-ter-Horst
I am not sufficiently familiar with the architecture and separation of the apps in the new situation.
But MRA Mobile app can be used without Next. I'm actually not sure if Next can be used without the MRA Mobile App. -
@Herko-ter-Horst
I am not sufficiently familiar with the architecture and separation of the apps in the new situation.
But MRA Mobile app can be used without Next. I'm actually not sure if Next can be used without the MRA Mobile App.@Jack-van-Tilburg it has already been announced that there will be only one app that will combine the features of MRA Mobile and MRA Navigation Next. Specifically, MRA Navigation Next will be added as part of the current MRA Mobile app (whether or not the combined app will be renamed, I don't know).
If you don't have a subscription to MRA Navigation (Next), that part of the app will just not do anything, be disabled, inactive, invisible or whatever way they choose to prevent the user from using it without the required subscription.
The current functionality of MRA Mobile will remain available for free, though.
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@Jack-van-Tilburg it has already been announced that there will be only one app that will combine the features of MRA Mobile and MRA Navigation Next. Specifically, MRA Navigation Next will be added as part of the current MRA Mobile app (whether or not the combined app will be renamed, I don't know).
If you don't have a subscription to MRA Navigation (Next), that part of the app will just not do anything, be disabled, inactive, invisible or whatever way they choose to prevent the user from using it without the required subscription.
The current functionality of MRA Mobile will remain available for free, though.
@Herko-ter-Horst Can't add anything to that
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There is something more to my comment above than explained by a flat reference to announced
But let's stick with TS's question already answered by @Corjan-Meijerink -
The app automatically reports any unexpected exceptions or crashes to us. We are currently also working on a feature to share more detailed logs upon request
@Corjan-Meijerink Great improvement regarding debugging the app! Not only during the development but also for the future updates.
Many of the issues previously reported on current MRA nav, were only reported through manually typing a ticket. A built-in log that provides you as a developer with all the "parameters of interest" is a great way to go!
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