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When in doubt Use the source, Luke... ;-)
https://github.com/smokku/pebble/blo...irmware.cpp#L8
Pebble App gets the latest available firmware from http://pebblefw.s3.amazonaws.com/pebble/.../latest.json so it is always up to the latest version published by Pebble company. No magic in use there. When Pebble company pushes new firmware to AWS, pebbled will have it available. No sooner, no later.
(pebbled upgrade may be required only, when a new Pebble model hits the market - pebbled needs to know how is it codenamed and where to fetch its latest.json from.)
https://github.com/smokku/pebble/blo...irmware.cpp#L8
Pebble App gets the latest available firmware from http://pebblefw.s3.amazonaws.com/pebble/.../latest.json so it is always up to the latest version published by Pebble company. No magic in use there. When Pebble company pushes new firmware to AWS, pebbled will have it available. No sooner, no later.
(pebbled upgrade may be required only, when a new Pebble model hits the market - pebbled needs to know how is it codenamed and where to fetch its latest.json from.)
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Mine is also stuck on 3.6. Pebble app is not though 
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Originally Posted by smoku
v2.8 seems to be out for the Pebble Time Steel, are you saying they have released it via their Android and iOS apps but not made it available on that server?
Pebble App gets the latest available firmware from http://pebblefw.s3.amazonaws.com/pebble/.../latest.json so it is always up to the latest version published by Pebble company. No magic in use there. When Pebble company pushes new firmware to AWS, pebbled will have it available. No sooner, no later.
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Originally Posted by smoku
Looks like that only checks for v3 firmware if the hardware id starts with 'snowy_'. Are those the Pebble Times?
When in doubt Use the source, Luke... ;-)
https://github.com/smokku/pebble/blo...irmware.cpp#L8
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Hi guys,
I am not sue if you are aware of a project called RockWork that is a Pebble app for Ubuntu Touch. It's open source and almost hitting v1.0. Pebble is involved in that project so should work properly on all watches from original OG to the PTR.
I think that is the best source for documentation, etc.
I am not sue if you are aware of a project called RockWork that is a Pebble app for Ubuntu Touch. It's open source and almost hitting v1.0. Pebble is involved in that project so should work properly on all watches from original OG to the PTR.
I think that is the best source for documentation, etc.
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Originally Posted by ajack
Yup. It is a rewrite of pebbled. You can see that if you follow the codebase from revision 1. ;-)
I am not sue if you are aware of a project called RockWork that is a Pebble app for Ubuntu Touch.
As with a long tradition of Ubuntu apps it does not credit the authors of code being rewritten. ;-)
Originally Posted by ajack
Nope.
I think that is the best source for documentation, etc.
The best source for Pebble documentation are official libpebble and libpebble2.
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Jolla Phone post-mortem . . . . . . . . . . -> 1+1 VGN-UX390N
smoku @xiaoka.com (SMTP/XMPP) ...:.:....:... pebbled . Poky Fish : sixaxis . psx4m . uae4all
Jolla Phone post-mortem . . . . . . . . . . -> 1+1 VGN-UX390N
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Originally Posted by smoku
I've been told by Pebble representative that some components in libpebble and libpebble2 are deprecated.
Yup. It is a rewrite of pebbled. You can see that if you follow the codebase from revision 1. ;-)
As with a long tradition of Ubuntu apps it does not credit the authors of code being rewritten. ;-)
Nope.
The best source for Pebble documentation are official libpebble and libpebble2.
Anyway, I'll try your app on my Jolla Phone...
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Originally Posted by abranson
Looks like the string to the URL has to be 'release-v3.8' to pick up the latest releases, for all Pebble models. There's a migration firmware to install first though if you're below v3.0.0.
Looks like that only checks for v3 firmware if the hardware id starts with 'snowy_'. Are those the Pebble Times?
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Originally Posted by smoku
That is actually a tradition of most "app-store-first" platforms. I have plenty of experience here with the Nokia/Ovi store.... and "rewrite" is being too generous here.
Yup. It is a rewrite of pebbled. You can see that if you follow the codebase from revision 1. ;-)
As with a long tradition of Ubuntu apps it does not credit the authors of code being rewritten. ;-)
That said, we cannot really compete with a full-time employee working on it. "Rewriting" it back from their version should be considered an option. For me at least it looks easier than writing a store UI.
They also removed support for the pre-3.0 firmware on the original models, btw.
Originally Posted by smoku
Sadly no, their "documentation"/implementation is far from complete. Like every other smartwatch, I had to sniff their protocol out, otherwise I still wouldn't know how to upload a binary. Almost nothing of BlobDB is documented there.
The best source for Pebble documentation
The best source for documentation at this point is pebbled, and the fact that Ubuntu guys decided to rip it off entirely and even Pebble employees themselves are using parts of it now should be kind of proof...
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At a complete guess though this might be because they're implementing new protocols (e.g. the speech thing, and now health), and once it's settled down maybe it'll be different.