moljac

> Thanks, @moljac You are welcome. > https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.limegreenv.geartracker Cool I will check it. > What is your app, is it written in dotnet? Currently it is several appsand yes in...

PR in progress https://github.com/xamarin/AndroidX/pull/835

> The binding does generate, but the connect client uses a bunch of kotlin generics which only translate to Java.Lang.Object on the .NET side. True. > This was causing all...

@aritchie https://github.com/xamarin/AndroidX/pull/835#issuecomment-1937675158 This is why binding previews is no fun. Google moves types in released artifacts and that causes troubles. This is worse.

> @moljac Try doing a ReadRecords off a IHealthConnectClient. I can't find an implementation of IContinuation for kotlin in the stdlib. Again I am not SDK API expert. ``` generated/org.jetbrains.kotlin.kotlin-stdlib/obj/Release/net7.0-android/generated/src/Kotlin.Coroutines.IContinuation.cs...

> We're did this end up? Well there are issues with build. Those packages revealed some new fun stuff. > Is there a binding that can be released soon? Nugets...

> hmmm, what does this mean as far as timing/availability? Not sure. Trying to do my best to juggle all my tasks. These bindings introduced new issues and trying to...

> If the bindings are getting this hard, where does this leave cross platform development using dotnet? To answer 1st part: not all bindings are that hard. Some are. Check...

> Thanks for the update, it sounds like you have a lot on your hands. Tons. We had issues with nuget filesizes on nuget.org (nuget gallery). It is solved now,...

> Thank you, I'll wait patiently 👍 Sheat. Now I got guilt feeling and I am not being sarcastic. I'll do my best to fix it ASAP.