v2.8.0

Added

• Dark mode! Now you can use the app in a sleek, darker theme.
• You'll notice an updated design that gives the app a modern look.
• We've introduced a native campus directory for your convenience.
• Find A-Z campus links in the More view, making navigation easier.
• Enjoy a top-level course catalog search for a faster planning experience.
• We've added filtering support in the news and streaming sections.
• Discover related links in building hours for more information.
• Access the Oleville web view with just a tap.

Changed & Fixed

• We've switched to Sentry for crash reporting, improving reliability.
• Radio streams will now open the player in a web view.
• Transportation links will directly open a web view for quick access.
• Fixed various nasty bugs and crashes to enhance stability.
• Made significant performance improvements for a smoother experience.
• Implemented important security updates to protect your information.
• Updated our privacy policy.

Development Enhancements

• We've rewritten the app in TypeScript to improve code quality and safety.
• We've re-licensed the project to AGPL3.
• Overhauled the build pipeline caching for faster updates.
• Upgraded React Native, Xcode, and CocoaPods for better performance.
• Introduced feature flags to enable/disable specific app features.
• Added a network logger for better debugging and monitoring.
• Included an API tester to ensure seamless data integration.
• A component viewer is now available for developers to inspect the app's components.
• Added local server URL support for an improved development experience.

Removed

• Analytics have been removed to respect your privacy.
• Push notifications have been retired.
• Home screen reordering has been retired.
• The Moodle tile is no longer present.
• The "Report a Problem" tile has been removed.
• The "Safety Concerns" tile is no longer part of the app.
• The TES SIS tab has been retired.
• The PoliticOle news tab is no longer available.

Version 2.8.0, beta 8

...Is this thing still on?

Yes, yes it is! We've done a lot since the last beta (and even more since last release!)

• Migrated our code from JavaScript to TypeScript
• So many dependency updates (like... SO MANY.)
• Other little things here and there, new features, removal of old features, etc.

Ideally we'll be headed towards v2.8.0 proper soon.

Version 2.8.0, beta 7

Getting closer! We're nearing the v2.8.0 release, and this beta is (hopefully) one of the last ones before it lands.

Version 2.8.0, beta 4

This beta contains some work since our previous beta just a bit ago involving sourcemap association.

Version 2.8.0, beta 3

This release contains another couple of months worth of work as we move towards the v2.8.0 release.

Version 2.8.0, beta 2

Known issues: caching, caching, caching

We are pushing this beta for two a few reasons:

1. we need to test the React Native 0.59 upgrade
2. we want to make some changes to the Android release automation, and we wanted to get ① out beforehand
3. we want to test Android App Bundles and Google Play Signing

Version 2.8.0, beta 1

Known issues: caching, caching, caching

We are pushing this beta for two reasons:

1. we need to test the React Native 0.59 upgrade
2. we want to make some changes to the Android release automation, and we wanted to get ① out beforehand

Version 2.7.0

v2.7.0

2.7.0

v2.7.0-rc.4

• Adds a "Safety Committee" url tile that prompts the user to open it in their default browser
• Fix an issue where it was impossible to add spaces at the end of dictionary words and definitions
• Fix an issue where the app would crash if you re-opened it when it was looking at a calendar event

since 2.7.0-rc.2:

• fixed not having the prompt functionality when opening in browser
• fixed not having the right gradient

v2.7.0-rc.2

• Adds a "Safety Committee" url tile that prompts the user to open it in their default browser
• Fix an issue where it was impossible to add spaces at the end of dictionary words and definitions
• Fix an issue where the app would crash if you re-opened it when it was looking at a calendar event