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So a little while ago in April I released an update for Naptime which added a couple cool features.
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So a little while ago in April I released an update for Naptime which added a couple cool features.
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Francisco
So a little while ago in April I released an update for Naptime which added a couple cool features.
Francisco (Twitter)
One of the changes was running my "DozeService" back on the main app process because it makes things easier to manage (like WorkManager instances) which I won't get into detail because it's boring.
As we need to run the service in the foreground (to avoid it being killed by…
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One of the changes was running my "DozeService" back on the main app process because it makes things easier to manage (like WorkManager instances) which I won't get into detail because it's boring.
As we need to run the service in the foreground (to avoid it being killed by…
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One of the changes was running my "DozeService" back on the main app process because it makes things easier to manage (like WorkManager instances) which I won't get into detail because it's boring. As we need to run the service in the foreground (to avoid…
Francisco (Twitter)
…Android and because we can no longer start services when the app is in the background) when it's started in the same process as the main app Android will then mislabel the app as "wasting power" because since the service is always running and Android *thinks* it might be…
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…Android and because we can no longer start services when the app is in the background) when it's started in the same process as the main app Android will then mislabel the app as "wasting power" because since the service is always running and Android *thinks* it might be…
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…Android and because we can no longer start services when the app is in the background) when it's started in the same process as the main app Android will then mislabel the app as "wasting power" because since the service is always running and Android *thinks*…
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…using too much power and it alerts the user to it. Now imagine knowing your app is not using any power at all and receiving 1 stars and uninstalls because your operating system mischaracterize and miscalculates what your app is doing.
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…using too much power and it alerts the user to it. Now imagine knowing your app is not using any power at all and receiving 1 stars and uninstalls because your operating system mischaracterize and miscalculates what your app is doing.
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…using too much power and it alerts the user to it. Now imagine knowing your app is not using any power at all and receiving 1 stars and uninstalls because your operating system mischaracterize and miscalculates what your app is doing.
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So now to avoid these I have to go back to multiprocessing and deal with all kinds of crap of IPC.
Sorry for the rant!
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So now to avoid these I have to go back to multiprocessing and deal with all kinds of crap of IPC.
Sorry for the rant!
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Francisco
So now to avoid these I have to go back to multiprocessing and deal with all kinds of crap of IPC. Sorry for the rant!