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Support reviewing history for the logging screen #29
There's currently no visual change in the logging page when we lose the device connection. We should make sure there is (put a subtle transparent overlay on the logging items?), and do something similar on the other pages as well.
changed the title [-]when we lose connection to the device, make a visual change in the logging page[/-][+]Consider showing connect UI upon losing device connection[/+]on Mar 19, 2019
We do this now, however, users loose all info about the app session (we switch to the connect screen and remove all the other screens). We may want to adjust this as being able to go back and look at data for the app is useful (memory usage? logs info? the timeline info for the last few frames?).
changed the title [-]Consider showing connect UI upon losing device connection[/-][+]Switch to offline state without losing current data upon losing device connection [/+]on May 26, 2020
changed the title [-]Switch to offline state without losing current data upon losing device connection [/-][+]Support reviewing history for the logging screen[/+]on May 26, 2023
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kenzieschmoll commentedon Mar 19, 2019
The page footer says "no device connected". Upon losing connection, a toast-like dialog is also shown.
kenzieschmoll commentedon Mar 19, 2019
Actually perhaps we should show this UI when we lose device connection? This would be more obvious than the message in the footer.
[-]when we lose connection to the device, make a visual change in the logging page[/-][+]Consider showing connect UI upon losing device connection[/+]devoncarew commentedon Mar 18, 2020
We do this now, however, users loose all info about the app session (we switch to the connect screen and remove all the other screens). We may want to adjust this as being able to go back and look at data for the app is useful (memory usage? logs info? the timeline info for the last few frames?).
[-]Consider showing connect UI upon losing device connection[/-][+]Switch to offline state without losing current data upon losing device connection [/+][-]Switch to offline state without losing current data upon losing device connection [/-][+]Support reviewing history for the logging screen[/+]kenzieschmoll commentedon May 26, 2023
This can be supported by a combination of: