Unfortunately google has these draconian requirements for personal developer accounts, where they require "at least 12 testers to be opted-in for at least 14 days" during this "Closed Testing" phase, just to unblock production access.
APK sideloads do not count as far as I know.
I understand the motivation (reducing abuse and malware), but it does make things harder for small personal developers. Business accounts don’t have this requirement, so I may look into that.
Don't even get me started on these requirements by google for personal developer accounts. This is a mandatory testing phase before they give me access to production. The google group is necessary for the app links to be unblocked for that particular google account.
I 100% understand the pain this is, but not sure I can do anything more to simplify the process.
My conclusion as of late is that I should just create a business google account to skip this haha.
More octaves is the very next thing to add. Not sure about the UI though. Screen real estate is scarce. One idea is to just remove the "Piano" word and add there two buttons for octaves, or add a settings cogwheel in place of the volume that opens a pop-up with both volume and octaves. This second option is probably better in the long term if more settings are added like different instruments.
Yes, for me it's useful to quickly find notes in a pinch, or figure out what key a song is.
Octaves and more sounds are definitely coming! The two touches I'm still investigating, but google maps on the watch accepts a pinch move, so theoretically it should be possible.
(Also if it's not asking too much, consider keeping the app installed for a few weeks please! Google will only allow the app to get out of testing and go public if I conduct the testing phase with a minimum number of users who keep the app continuously installed for that time. And thank you again!)
Well I didn't even tried to add them so I have no idea, though I'm sure if someone wanted they could probably make it work haha. Maybe some pop-up when opening the app? Or asking to watch a video on the phone? I know from the watch app It's possible to open a browser on the phone.
Unfortunately google has these draconian requirements for personal developer accounts, where they require "at least 12 testers to be opted-in for at least 14 days" during this "Closed Testing" phase, just to unblock production access.
APK sideloads do not count as far as I know.
I understand the motivation (reducing abuse and malware), but it does make things harder for small personal developers. Business accounts don’t have this requirement, so I may look into that.