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Sealed the hole with epoxy. Yesterday I was in a thermal bath and a steam sauna (are these the correct terms, google?) and battery dropped during these 2 hours from 100 to 90%.
The battery curve looks alright afterwards, so I guess it's water proof now.

Hi,

I'm a bit new to this github thing.
I forked the repo and now I see 2 branches to choose "master" and "espruino-master". I made some changes to my code and I think I was in "master". Now I tried to pull changes at the original repo, but I can't. It says "This branch is 353 commits behind the upstream and has conflicts that must be resolved.".
I opened a "pull request", I think that means, that my changes are going to be merged into the original repo and then I can pull again.
My changes are very subtle. Is there a way to get back to the "current state" of the original repo, and do my changes there, so I can keep up to date with Gordon's changes?
Or... I mean... I'm a bit lost how to work with github.

load() is quite CPU epensive? I try "draw()" in my widget, but it's no standard. It would be cool, if showAlert would make a copy of the old screen and restore that when the message closes. But I found no way to get the screen contents, yet.

I closed that hole with epoxy now. Many thanks.

Where is the hole I'd have to seal? I always forget taking it off, when I go to the shower. Also, the watch needs cleaning, too ;)

I see. But it does not work on the emulator, does it?
I get errors like "export" is not defined... And the emulator switches to a whit screen with an image: "Loading..." "2c12 Emulated".

But I get it. First test in the IDE, then push to the repo.

Now I see. You're just loading the one file that you change, and all the other files stay untouched in the memory? I didn't get it.

Yes. But how do you use an app with 3+ files in the web IDE?
And how do you send the test notification in the web IDE?

What is your workflow to test an app? I think I'm doing it wrong. I do:

• change local code
  
• Use GitHub Desktop to commit changes
  
• Push changed to "master" - I think, that's my forked repository
  
• Wait for Actions to finish
  
• Go to https://MY_NAME.github.io/BangleApps
  
• disconnect gadgetbridge
  
• connect to Bangle.JS
  
• uninstall the app
  
• re-install the changed app
  
• disconnect + reconnect to phone
  
• send a message
  
• see it doesn't work
  
• try not to curse
  
• repeat
  
  

I'm messing with the 'messages' app, so I need to test notifications from gadgetbridge

Yesterday, my watch crashed, but had the backlight on. Within 90 minutes (the old time was frozen on the display), the battery was fom 60 to 10%.
I had to hard reset it. I hope it won't happen again.

I don't use the barometric sensor, because I bought the Bangle.JS2 for these reasons, in that order:
-Battery lifetime
-Always on display
-Hackable

So, yes, waterproof would be on top of my wishlist. But I really like my new watch and it has all I want. I'm so happy.

Oh. This reloads my widget and resets the timer variable.
Is there a way just to redraw?

What event is called, when the button BTN1 is pressed (in a menu, e.g.).
I want to use it as an alternative to tapping the "back" button.

Yes, totally! Thanks.

I want to show a message with E.showMessage(), but then redraw the clock after 3 seconds.
How to do that?

I forgot to press 'publish'. It should work now.
BTW, I didn't find a 3D model of the watch. Is there one available for public?

I used to have a Amazfit Bip (S). It only has one button, but the UI was optimized for that. We should improve the menu and apps. There is no need for a new hardware.
64 colors were nice. I'm not a fan of the rasters used for 'orange' e.g., but if you know it, 8 colors can be enough.

Hi, just made a case for the watch:
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5329382
The watchface I did here:
https://github.com/KungPhoo/BangleApps/tree/master/apps/glbasic

It's mostly a copy/paste of other clocks.

Polishing with Toothpaste works for CDs. I don't know if its the same material or if it has a special finish on top.