Excessive & uncancellable "Sorry, I'm working"
Current issue
Persistent "Sorry, I'm working". I can't cancel, and have to delete, and fully relogin to attempt to fix. Currently on install # 3. On install 2, when I'd successfully logged in, my (then lone) board did not appear.
I'm using a custom domain with no (or just root) path component in the URL, of the form https://sub.domain.tld/.
Log so far
- Initially, I experienced the same issue as #50, although I see the fix in the App Store changelog
1.6.1 add support for URL with subpath for example https://exampl.com/nextcloud
I'm trying the deletion route, and iOS indicated that "data" would be deleted as well.
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After reinstalling, I had success partial success logging in with an app-password QR code. No, I think I did manually authenticate. However, my default board did not appear.
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Logging in with QR codes fails. Logging in with popup Safari, works, but it doesn't notice the end of flow, or NextCloud doesn't redirect--I don't know what should happen here. I have to click Log in again with my domain entered, the authorization is cached, a approve the App again, and a second authorization button step. The app is stuck on "Sorry, I'm working", and force-unloading doesn't change anything, only returns the app to this interaction-blocked (/uncancellable) state.
Other issues
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The app does not account for the top cutout in the screen, which is the norm for all iPhones currently supported by Apple. The "Boards" section label is hidden up 1/2 or 3/4 behind the text of my clock.
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The behavior of non-cancellable "Sorry, I'm working", both in normal workflow and especially after force unloading the app, hampers the ability of a user to take other corrective steps in the app, or to inspect deeper for status. Some status indicator (in the upper right?) that shows a preview indication of activity or no activity, and a can be inspected to show a cancellable list of requests / tasks in flight.
Thanks for venturing to make an MVP on top of NextCloud Decks! I'm hoping I might find something I can recommend for my whole hackerspace to use for coordination.