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I'm afraid it would end up like the Android store changelog where all you get is "Bug fixes and performance improvements". Only a small percentage of devs wou
by nas 5y ago
I'm afraid it would end up like the Android store changelog where all you get is "Bug fixes and performance improvements". Only a small percentage of devs would actually take the time to write something useful. I guess having a standard place doesn't hurt.
- withzombies 5y agoBug fixes and performance improvements is often code for "frequent releases help us on the app store". The Apple App Store also lets you clear out past reviews with new releases. You'll notice that some super popular apps have a relatively low number of reviews for this reason. Any data is better than no data though, if some products use this to provide accurate change log information then I'm in favor.
- Anunayj 5y agoThis would really help the devs who are being detained in a cell and the only way of communication is through changelogs. Jokes aside, I thing this is a great thing, PWA themselves barely announce when they update, and if you're building a webapp, you can have the changelog announce new features. I'm unsure but Since this doesn't seem to require you add a changelog everytime you update the WebApp, I feel like the redundant "Bug fixes and performance improvements" can just be swept under the rugs. Ofc this comes at the cost that you might wanna show the (real) current version somewhere for bug reporting.