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Add me in that category. If the company/developer doesn't care enough to put one or two sentences about what's changing, they lose a portion of my trust. Even t
by qwertygnu 6y ago
Add me in that category. If the company/developer doesn't care enough to put one or two sentences about what's changing, they lose a portion of my trust. Even the annoying "bug fixes and performance enhancements" message is better than nothing. But the "don't worry about what's changing, just keep our app on autoupdate!" message is worse than nothing.
- artificial 6y agoAs someone who isn't that familiar with app store guidelines. Is it acceptable to link to the change log on the website?
- untog 6y agoI think OP's point is that it's a very small category and one HN users probably self-select for.
- qwertox 6y agoGoogle should lead by example, yet their "What's New" for Gmail and other apps just contains WHAT'S NEW • Bug fixes and performance improvements.
- Multicomp 6y agoAdd me as well. Even just an automated list of commits would be better than nothing
- Aachen 6y agoSame here; indeed