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I hope someone can help me with this.
http://docs.icenium.com/release-notes/v1-10
a) how to update graphite - I would have exepcted it to be updated automatically on open - do we have to wait a bit longer
b) how to update a project - whats the best way - do we have to create an 1.10 project and copy cordova files over and stuff
c) It really would be nice if we would see the version in graphite so far I go for the what's new in 1.9 banner to assume I am on 1.9
clicking on ? opens web page and no information about version.
The reason I ask is that icenium shows warning about cordova 3.2
Markus
http://docs.icenium.com/release-notes/v1-10
a) how to update graphite - I would have exepcted it to be updated automatically on open - do we have to wait a bit longer
b) how to update a project - whats the best way - do we have to create an 1.10 project and copy cordova files over and stuff
c) It really would be nice if we would see the version in graphite so far I go for the what's new in 1.9 banner to assume I am on 1.9
clicking on ? opens web page and no information about version.
The reason I ask is that icenium shows warning about cordova 3.2
Markus
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Hello Markus,
Your expectations about the automatic Graphite update are correct. This means, when Icenium releases a new version, your Graphite client should update automatically when started. However, running Graphite on my side, I also noticed that in the Dashboard the What's New? button shows "Version 1.9". This is an omission on our end, as the image was not updated with the new version. To check the exact Graphite version on your side, you can look at the version string that is shown in the Output upon project initialization. To do this, simply start Graphite and click on Show Output. Then in the Log you should see the following:
If the version is 2013.3.1210.1, your Graphite client is up to date as this is the latest version.
Further, to update your projects, you will need to update the Cordova version. This is done from the drop-down in the project properties:
I hope this answers your questions. Let me know if I can assist you with anything else.
Regards,
Kaloyan
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Your expectations about the automatic Graphite update are correct. This means, when Icenium releases a new version, your Graphite client should update automatically when started. However, running Graphite on my side, I also noticed that in the Dashboard the What's New? button shows "Version 1.9". This is an omission on our end, as the image was not updated with the new version. To check the exact Graphite version on your side, you can look at the version string that is shown in the Output upon project initialization. To do this, simply start Graphite and click on Show Output. Then in the Log you should see the following:
If the version is 2013.3.1210.1, your Graphite client is up to date as this is the latest version.
Further, to update your projects, you will need to update the Cordova version. This is done from the drop-down in the project properties:
I hope this answers your questions. Let me know if I can assist you with anything else.
Regards,
Kaloyan
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answered on 12 Dec 2013, 01:11 PM
Dear Kaloyan
Perfect answer.
a) Still think it would be nice to see the version under ?. That's the place you would look for
b) updating was easy and well explained.
Markus
Perfect answer.
a) Still think it would be nice to see the version under ?. That's the place you would look for
b) updating was easy and well explained.
Markus
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Hi Markus,
The question mark means "you have questions?" and respectively goes to our documentation. Regularly one would go to "About <product name here> to check for version, which is missing in Icenium clients.
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Steve
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The question mark means "you have questions?" and respectively goes to our documentation. Regularly one would go to "About <product name here> to check for version, which is missing in Icenium clients.
Regards,
Steve
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answered on 12 Dec 2013, 02:20 PM
Sorry Steve
You are of course right. Its about or info :-)
Anyhow It would be nice if one would see what version we are on. I guess if the image what's new was updated I would not have needed to ask :-)
Markus
You are of course right. Its about or info :-)
Anyhow It would be nice if one would see what version we are on. I guess if the image what's new was updated I would not have needed to ask :-)
Markus