iOS 2.1.0 - Release Notes - Commentary

[TDAP8 (Tim)]

I have immediately noticed no power levels are displayed. I rely on this info to tell me when a device with a built in timer has switched off.

[keltymd (Matt)]

none of my status work. Power level in the ST outlet are gone and status on my HVAC is ???

[evanbeek (Eric V)]

One other quick note. The menu from the right seems to take priority over anything on the page. So, if you have a dimmable light at 100% you can’t grab the control and slide it left to 80% (it will instead try to pull open the menu). You have to tap at 60% to get it to move and then slide it back to the right to get to the level you want.

Page controls should take priority over left swipe to open the menu.

Controls from left to right work correctly. (The slider To change a light from 0 to brighter takes priority over navigating “back” in the app).

[Ross]

I’ve noticed this too.

[Automated_House (Jimmy)]

overall i like the new design. Definitely need the ADA usability and new bugs addressed. Open beta testing can’t come soon enough!

[RBoy (www.rboyapps.com - Making SmartThings Easy!)]

Odd I don’t see it in the App store.

[RBoy (www.rboyapps.com - Making SmartThings Easy!)]

Now I see why. Version 2.1.0 required iOS 8.1
iOS 7 users are toast!

[johnconstantelo]

Nah, seriously? I wonder what’s up with that.

[Ed-ST (Ed)]

I personally like the previous notification as it served as an additional indication for me.

I have no use for the ‘Dashboard’. Therefore, it would be nice to see selectable menu items from which one can place / configure for the bottom menu. Thanks.

[Squares (Rodrigo Cuadros)]

The new UI seems nice, however, to manage different hubs associated to the same account is kind of difficult, as you don’t have any visual (photo) stating the active hub (besides the name of the rooms), as it was in the last version.

[xnetdude]

@slagle - if we discover a genuine bug in the new release (as I believe I have) would you like us to comment on here or email support (or another team)?

Very much enjoying the new release of the iOS app.

Thanks.

James.

[Fuzzyligic (Stuart Buchanan)]

so just tried the New IOS app…one word…lightning

[JDRoberts]

@Fuzzyligic

so just tried the New IOS app…one word…lightning

Lightning? …

[slagle (Tim Slagle)]

@xnetdude

email support

definitely email support.

[llarson (Larry Larson)]

I agree… Way faster if you compare with prior releases. Well done SmartThings.

[awc (Allen Crawford)]

For most people, troubleshooting seems to be the bulk of what they do in SmartThings!

[Mclovin50]

@kleneau

Sorry about that, the docs are correct. There was a layout bug in this build that made it’s way past us. We have fixed the issue and submitted an updated app to Apple today with this bug fix and a few more.

This is occurring on Android too. Is another update coming to Android too to fix this?

[Moonshine (James)]

@Sticks18

1. The multi-attribute lighting control appears to be 1 higher than the level attribute that should be controlling it. Here’s a screenshot with that control at 12%, but you can see the level on value tile at 11%. I also have a ton of bulbs showing 2% even though they’re dimmed to 1%.

I’m seeing this as well. Everything +1% on the slider control.

To make things even more confusing, I’m seeing Amazon Echo dimmer setLevel requests come in as decimals now rather than integer values (28.0 now rather than 28) which ST doesn’t seem to like (slider goes to 0) Anyone else seeing this?

[Gupster (Glenn Smith)]

Yes very annoying. It’s how I know my kettle has boiled and I can go make tea in the morning.