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A chromium based browser, e.g. Brave browser, on your Android device should work as well. Make sure to disconnect the watch from the Gadgetbridge UI so it's available to the browser.
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The debug call notification triggers the watch response for me. Bangle.js Gadgetbridge nightly version 9b6fce566, espruino fw2v25.03, updated watch apps.
Edit: also works for me with latest Bangle.js Gadgetbridge nightly version cd7c7092b.
Edit2: I have a Sony Xperia xz2 compact running LineageOS 21
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@user156811 did some work to facilitate this kind of thing on https://forum.espruino.com/conversations/393880/ . I think he's working on something a bit different now though.
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You can check the variable
Bangle.CLOCK. It's typically set to1if the active app is a clock.See e.g. https://www.espruino.com/ReferenceBANGLEJS2#l_Bangle_setUI
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Cool! Are you building all the firmware/software for them or do they have someone in house that you collaborate with as well?
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@girardcarillo there's an open entry on the issue tracker pertaining to sleeplog + gadgetbridge integration that may interest you: https://github.com/espruino/BangleApps/issues/3275
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Ah, right. Sorry!
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There's also a setting to disable the flashing icon, 'Flash Icon', only drawing it once. Thus not taxing the battery in the same way.
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Maybe you can configure your editor to save automatically at some interval or on (virtually) every change to the file?
Do you use git?
Don't think I have seen that really no. The closest that comes to mind is when umlauts and
wrapStringdidn't play nice.