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Possible migration issues when updating #2005
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I have been actively testing this, will continue to try and figure out steps to reproduce. |
@priyonto I've finally managed to reproduce this. Good news is it's reproduced, bad news is that I am still unsure what action is the one that causes it. Prerequisites for the tests: I logged out from my Ruuvi account, then added 4 sensor cards Notable is that sensor 1 is far away at the edge of RSSI, it's seen updating rarely in app
The issue appears to go away every now and then, but when it appears it seems to show old measurement from since when the issue first appeared. Glitch_reproduced.mov |
Will reinvestigate this issue. |
Hi @priyonto , I replicated the test and had same result. Here is a recording of the video. I have various styles of RuuviTags via Bluetooth and user is not signed in. Turns out that this is not migration issue at all, I made clean install. I was signed in to the app and then signed out and added local bluetooth sensors. Exists_in_latest_devbuild.MP4 |
@markoaamunkajo Do I understand correctly that the issue here is: some old data is visible momentarily before showing latest data? |
Yes, exactly, this is the issue. |
Description:
Couple of users have reported that values are showing historical values when browsing through sensor cards in app. We had this issue before and it was related to user having old firmware sensor in his app.
This was fixed in a hotfix release but looks like now issue has reappeared when user will make an upgrade to his build not clean install of 2.7.
I have reproduced the bug, waiting for results for clean install.
RPReplay_Final1713491557.MP4
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