Recly 0.0.1-dev.3 (phone + Galaxy Watch + Mac + Windows + iOS unsigned)
Pre-release
Pre-release
Built from main c88e372. Supersedes v0.0.1-dev.2.
New since v0.0.1-dev.2:
- Galaxy Watch → phone transfer works on a real Watch7. The watch closed the Data Layer channel right after
sendFilereturned, which the phone received as an aborted transfer and dropped — the same part was re-sent every pass and never acknowledged. The watch now waits for Play Services to report the file as sent before closing; the phone accepts a remote close and lets the sha256 check judge the bytes. - Opening the watch app (or the phone appearing) now overrides a transfer pass parked in retry backoff, and a follow-up pass no longer cancels the pass that is sending.
- Phone: a job parked in NEEDS_AUTH is re-authorized automatically when the app is opened — silent for an account that already granted, the consent screen otherwise. The Settings row "Allow Drive access again" is gone; the ledger banner calls the consent directly.
- Recly-Mac-0.0.1.dmg is included for the first time. It is signed with a local development certificate, not Developer ID, so Gatekeeper on another Mac will refuse it until you right-click → Open.
Phone and Galaxy Watch APKs are debug-keystore signed, Android 14+ / Wear OS 5+. Watch install: enable ADB + wireless debugging on the watch, then adb pair / adb connect / adb install -r. iOS: Recly-iOS-0.0.1-unsigned.ipa is an UNSIGNED Release build (iOS 17+, includes the Apple Watch app and widgets), unchanged from v0.0.1-dev.2; sideload it with your own Apple ID via AltStore or Sideloadly, keeping the original bundle id app.recly (Google sign-in is bound to it); free-account installs expire after 7 days. Windows: Recly-Windows-0.0.1.msi is the GitHub Actions build, unchanged from v0.0.1-dev.2 (not SmartScreen-signed — choose "More info → Run anyway").