New beta! v4.2.0 (318)
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@Dave-J-0, most of the time, people are not even aware they are doing that...
And if it is done intentionally, @Jan-Weerheim is welcome to share his opinion
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@Dave-J-0, most of the time, people are not even aware they are doing that...
And if it is done intentionally, @Jan-Weerheim is welcome to share his opinionwrote on 27 Jun 2024, 20:33 last edited by@Con-Hennekens sorry I'm not aware that I did that. It certainly wasn't my intention. I think I touched the icon by accident.
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@Con-Hennekens sorry I'm not aware that I did that. It certainly wasn't my intention. I think I touched the icon by accident.
@Jan-Weerheim Thanks for that than Jan. Thought I had upset someone.
Thank you also @Lynchy67 and @Con-Hennekens
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wrote on 28 Jun 2024, 07:20 last edited by
i did look at android playstore but no update yet. has anyone got android update ?
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i did look at android playstore but no update yet. has anyone got android update ?
wrote on 28 Jun 2024, 10:59 last edited byI am waiting for the Android version as well ... Nothing until now... Feels longer as previously until the new version is available...
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I am waiting for the Android version as well ... Nothing until now... Feels longer as previously until the new version is available...
Patience is the word regarding Android updates.
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Valued contributorwrote on 28 Jun 2024, 12:18 last edited by richtea999
@DerRoteBlitz The delay is entirely down to Google. They review all beta apps, and give no indication to developers of how long that may take. From experience, it can be half a day to 4 days. Their formal max time is 'up to 7 days or longer in exceptional cases'. Great? It does.
Maybe this weekend it's a bit chokka in the Google review team.
Apple have a similar review process, and back in the day it was Apple who were very slow to review. It was so bad that there were web sites where developers could submit the time their app had just taken to pass, so other developers could gauge how long their own might take to get through. You know your process is broken when that happens. Apple fixed it in the past few years and now it's generally below a day.
It is possible for Corjan to do 'managed' publishing where he's decides when to let the apps go live (like next Monday, etc), but where's the excitement in that?
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@DerRoteBlitz The delay is entirely down to Google. They review all beta apps, and give no indication to developers of how long that may take. From experience, it can be half a day to 4 days. Their formal max time is 'up to 7 days or longer in exceptional cases'. Great? It does.
Maybe this weekend it's a bit chokka in the Google review team.
Apple have a similar review process, and back in the day it was Apple who were very slow to review. It was so bad that there were web sites where developers could submit the time their app had just taken to pass, so other developers could gauge how long their own might take to get through. You know your process is broken when that happens. Apple fixed it in the past few years and now it's generally below a day.
It is possible for Corjan to do 'managed' publishing where he's decides when to let the apps go live (like next Monday, etc), but where's the excitement in that?
wrote on 28 Jun 2024, 17:38 last edited by@richtea999 said in New beta! v4.2.0 (318):
@DerRoteBlitz The delay is entirely down to Google. They review all beta apps, and give no indication to developers of how long that may take. From experience, it can be half a day to 4 days. Their formal max time is 'up to 7 days or longer in exceptional cases'. Great? It does.
Maybe this weekend it's a bit chokka in the Google review team.
Apple have a similar review process, and back in the day it was Apple who were very slow to review. It was so bad that there were web sites where developers could submit the time their app had just taken to pass, so other developers could gauge how long their own might take to get through. You know your process is broken when that happens. Apple fixed it in the past few years and now it's generally below a day.
It is possible for Corjan to do 'managed' publishing where he's decides when to let the apps go live (like next Monday, etc), but where's the excitement in that?
i understand it is all to google but i did selected only android for beta.... is there a option to also get beta for ios ?
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@richtea999 said in New beta! v4.2.0 (318):
@DerRoteBlitz The delay is entirely down to Google. They review all beta apps, and give no indication to developers of how long that may take. From experience, it can be half a day to 4 days. Their formal max time is 'up to 7 days or longer in exceptional cases'. Great? It does.
Maybe this weekend it's a bit chokka in the Google review team.
Apple have a similar review process, and back in the day it was Apple who were very slow to review. It was so bad that there were web sites where developers could submit the time their app had just taken to pass, so other developers could gauge how long their own might take to get through. You know your process is broken when that happens. Apple fixed it in the past few years and now it's generally below a day.
It is possible for Corjan to do 'managed' publishing where he's decides when to let the apps go live (like next Monday, etc), but where's the excitement in that?
i understand it is all to google but i did selected only android for beta.... is there a option to also get beta for ios ?
@Bouke-Ent said in New beta! v4.2.0 (318):
i understand it is all to google but i did selected only android for beta.... is there a option to also get beta for ios ?
Yes. I have both Android and iOS, and use the same account on all devices.
Ask Corjan for an invite, and you'll need to install the TestFlight app.
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wrote on 29 Jun 2024, 06:12 last edited by
Good morning, given that among the topics there is also the numbering of the waypoints, it would be useful to be able to change the order not by using the swipe function on the left column, but simply by changing the ordinal number on the map. I do not know if I was clear. Thanks for the attention.
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Ladies and Gentlemen! Today is the day that we announce a great upcoming beta update
After quite some work by me and Joost, we are proud to announce that a major update 4.2.0 is coming your way. This update contains one major feature: the in-app MRA Routeplanner
With this routeplanner you can edit your high quality MRA routes with an interface it deserves.
- Edit any existing route!
- Create a new route from scratch
- Change routes from others
- All this can even be done offline!
The Routeplanner offers many features to help you in building lovely routes.
Quickly keep adding waypoints to your route to shape the route to your preference.
- Yellow button starts the adding process and keep tapping it to continuously add waypoints
- Click add to add a new waypoint and stop adding more
- Cancel, dismiss what you are doing
If you make a mistake, no problem! Simply use the undo / redo buttons like you are used to in the website
Do you want to add information to waypoints? Ofcourse you can do so!
Change the colour, type, note, title or even the icon of the waypoint!
Do you want to add a waypoint somewhere along the route? Obviously that's possible too!
- Tap somewhere along the line to add a waypoint there in order of the route
- Long press and drag a line to immediately move the marker you are adding in that leg
Do you need to move a waypoint precisely? Simply use the advanced move interface to place the waypoint exactly where you want. Long pressing and dragging the waypoint works too but that is less precise
Then we also allow you to change any of the other settings.
- Edit the name / description of the route.
- Alter the privacy / travel mode
- Avoid specific type of roads
- View all the waypoints
Talking about waypoints! Did you know you can drag the waypoints shown in the list to reorder them?
When you've opened a waypoint you can also swipe left / right to jump to the previous / next waypoint That's it really!
So in short:- Create new routes from scratch
- Edit any route
- Access to our unique MRA Routeplanner features in-app
- Modify waypoints
- Change route information / details / options
Isn't this an amazing update??? We have put a lot of focus in the visual appearance and user experience of this planner so we hope you are satisfied.
What to test?
Go ahead and play with the planner!
Edit your creates and create new ones from scratch! Does everything work as expected? Does it feel like a well functioning, high quality route planner?Furthermore, this update contains many changes internally. So does the rest of the app function as expected?
Are you missing any essential features?
What to know?
Your offline routes and search history will be cleared after downloading this update. No worries, just download your routes again if needed. Start searching to fill up your search historyEdited or created routes will require internet for now to save. We are working on that now! In the future advanced route downloading and synchronisation will be added.
What is next?
The beta procedure for this update will be slightly longer as we expect quite some feedback. Public release is scheduled for early July! We are aiming to add automatic offline storage of all your routes (including folders) within the eventual public release. This will also enable saving edited routes without internet.That's it really!
Enjoy testing this weekBest,
Corjan
Team MRAValued contributorwrote on 30 Jun 2024, 07:21 last edited by@Corjan-Meijerink Android is taking a long time. Stuk no update available
- Edit any existing route!
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It is indeed quite interesting that Android is taking that long to get approved....
Let's hope they have a productive Monday morning too!
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Still not available, very unusually.
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It is indeed quite interesting that Android is taking that long to get approved....
Let's hope they have a productive Monday morning too!
@Corjan-Meijerink the amont of Time that Android is taking is concerning. Maken you wonder if everything went as planned.. Android is normale later than IOS but this time……
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@Corjan-Meijerink the amont of Time that Android is taking is concerning. Maken you wonder if everything went as planned.. Android is normale later than IOS but this time……
@Marinus-van-Deudekom It is ridiculous indeed!
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@Marinus-van-Deudekom It is ridiculous indeed!
Valued contributorwrote on 3 Jul 2024, 12:25 last edited by richtea999 7 Mar 2024, 12:25@Corjan-Meijerink said in New beta! v4.2.0 (318):
@Marinus-van-Deudekom It is ridiculous indeed!
After 7 days I recommend going direct to Google Support and nagging them. From my experience it can sometimes speed things up
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wrote on 3 Jul 2024, 13:25 last edited by
I used MyRoute during our 3 weeks vacation in Italie, visiting 7 hotel locations etc etc, all prepared at home with separate route-parts and I most say MyRoute worked great without any fault or problem 4000+ km long
So a big thanks to the team with the recent updates, especially the ability the select routes using Apple CarPlay was very helpful and a good update! -
I used MyRoute during our 3 weeks vacation in Italie, visiting 7 hotel locations etc etc, all prepared at home with separate route-parts and I most say MyRoute worked great without any fault or problem 4000+ km long
So a big thanks to the team with the recent updates, especially the ability the select routes using Apple CarPlay was very helpful and a good update!@Ruud-Schouten Great to hear that!
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@Marinus-van-Deudekom It is ridiculous indeed!
@Corjan-Meijerink finally it's there. Jippie
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