ETA on 0.4.x update?
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@Martyn looking forward to it, and wish you guys spend a little more time on testing though... as a professional V&V guy in software engineering.
@yungilike said in ETA on 0.4.x update?:
spend a little more time on testing though
Well, if you're able to roll out a fix for a critical issue in a very short time frame, there is not so much pain to break things.
The current state is totally flyable with small glitches issues and I rather have frequent builds (anyone can decide to wait before updating and read the forums) than a long time wait and still possibly run into issues that were not discovered.
I like how they quickly respond to feedback and incorporate not only bugfixes but also wishlist items requested by the communiy if they feel it's useful.Take it as an agile approach, even though I hate the word. But a quick deployment pipeline makes bugs much easier to handle even if they slip through.
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@copper
yes, and agreed.
what I want to express is... I'm pretty much looking forward the new release to fix current bugs (e.g. the TAS scale, the drag of gears, or maybe fuel consumptions) and add what guys (and I) wished in those posts.And at the same time, as a used-to-be testing pro (I mean myself), I wish the glitch like the TAS scale issue, which is quite easy to observe with a simple test flight (not really tough to findout or debug, right?), could be prevented in a release.
new version in short time slot is always welcomed anyway.
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this is the first every payed for plane i have got with fs2020 being my first flight sim
when the update for the plane is out do you get an email?
or do i need to keep checking the forums?@Lestat11 said in ETA on 0.4.x update?:
this is the first every payed for plane i have got with fs2020 being my first flight sim
when the update for the plane is out do you get an email?
or do i need to keep checking the forums?You will receive an email notification when it's available.
