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I filed a bug to Apple regarding an issue I found with carplay. They didn't attempt to reproduce it and asked me to generate debug logs. I found this ridiculous
by billconan 9y ago
I filed a bug to Apple regarding an issue I found with carplay. They didn't attempt to reproduce it and asked me to generate debug logs. I found this ridiculous, as a customer, I have no energy to gather debug logs.
- endemic 9y agoC'mon, I love to rag on Apple as much as the next person, but if you've got the motivation to find Apple's bug tracking app and submit a report, it's not much to ask that you include some logs as well.
- ladberg 9y agoI once filed an easy to reproduce bug and was asked to provide sysdiagnose. I did that and then they came back saying that it was intended behavior. For real???
- devy 9y agoIf it's CarPlay integration related, perhaps it's involving car integration and not to ridiculous to ask for your debug logs (if you have them) as they might have the exact car or ECU firmware SDK you are testing with?
- billconan 9y agothe actual bug is this, if you play podcast while driving and meanwhile, the alarm is triggered. After you have dismissed the alarm, the audio won't come back. I suspect this is unrelated to my car, to be honest. As I disconnected my phone from the car, the issue was still there, no podcast audio.