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acme/mobile-app
Swift · 4 collaborators · Chat active now
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DevHub · macOS
mobile-app
acme·main
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jordan · 8:02 AM
Morning — CI is green on main after yesterday's cherry-picks.
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maya · 8:09 AM
Nice. I'll kick off the TestFlight build once the auth branch lands.
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sam · 8:11 AM
Webhook replay finished. PR #142 should show checks in a minute.
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alex · 8:18 AM
Anyone free for a quick pass on the refresh-token edge cases?
I left notes on the staging repro steps.
J
jordan · 8:24 AM
On it — pairing with Maya in twenty.
M
maya · 8:31 AM
Pushed fix for the 401 loop when the refresh cookie expires mid-request.
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sam · 8:35 AM
Board updated: token rotation → Review, push deep links → In progress.
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riyan · 8:42 AM
Hub post draft is ready if we want to announce the v2.4 beta.
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jordan · 8:48 AM
Let's wait until QA signs off on iPad layout.
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maya · 8:52 AM
Snippet room for AuthService is updated with the new rotate() helper.
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alex · 9:01 AM
Customer support thread linked in notes — same repro as ticket #8842.
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sam · 9:08 AM
Merged #139. Moderation queue should drain faster now.
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jordan · 9:15 AM
Pushed the auth refactor. Can someone sanity-check the token refresh path?
M
maya · 9:18 AM
Running through it now — will drop findings in the release checklist note.
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riyan · 9:22 AM
Lunch sync moved to 12:30. Still want a live demo of the new Hub banners?
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sam · 9:28 AM
Yes — I'll share screen from the Mac build.
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alex · 9:35 AM
FYI App Store connect metadata is updated for 2.4.0.
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