Not to mention the fact that many were able to download and have been have zero issues! B8 can only be better!
Be careful with that one!
Not to mention the fact that many were able to download and have been have zero issues! B8 can only be better!
now it gets interesting for us will beta 9 be Monday or the week after so will have beta 8 for 12 days
I'd like to think today's update was solely for the fix to Beta 7 and that the next beta is still scheduled for Monday. I can't imagine it would take a lot of effort to build the fix into each subsequent beta since it only took two days to get it out.now it gets interesting for us will beta 9 be Monday or the week after so will have beta 8 for 12 days
I don't think Apple cares about the number following the beta. The determinant will be if they think they have enough info from this build (which might contain code they want to expose to testing that's different from subsequent builds). If 5 days is not enough exposure time, then I think they'll delay the next beta. If they don't care, then I think they'll ship as planned, likely Monday again. Remember, they are working back from the public release date. That is not going to slip unless there is a monumental problem.my guess is they release TVOS, MACOS beta 8s on Monday to bring it in line... and then wait till next monday to release iOS beta 9.... so 12 days.
I'd like to think today's update was solely for the fix to Beta 7 and that the next beta is still scheduled for Monday. I can't imagine it would take a lot of effort to build the fix into each subsequent beta since it only took two days to get it out.
This is, of course, assuming they were actually able to fix whatever was causing the issue.
Just out of curiosity: how do you come by the information that the beta is "so broken that the majority of users can't test it"?
No one needs to remember that because no one compares iOS betas to macOS betasI second this, everyone should remember that iOS 11 finished with an extra beta in comparison to High sierra. Beta numbers aren't mutual across platforms.
You should read back a page or two, seeing how there have been multiple questions as to whether apple will wait a week for iOS DB 9 or not. Thanks for coming out though.No one needs to remember that because no one compares iOS betas to macOS betas
Not to quibble (but I'll quibble): a substantial issue is not the same as "so broken a majority of users can't test it". I'd venture to say that once everyone got past the initial sluggishness, there was no big issue at all for most.It the beta was pulled, clearly there was a substantial issue.
ApologiesYou should read back a page or two, seeing how there have been multiple questions as to whether apple will wait a week for iOS DB 9 or not. Thanks for coming out though.
I’d like to know as well. I’m anxiously awaiting a new build(test driving and trying to find bugs is kind of fun to me)In two minds about whether we’ll have a same day PB like we did following the last successful DP or if Apple are now a bit more cautious and will hold out till tomorrow. 3 hours should be enough to gauge the DP reaction though!
I forgive you, we're still best friends.Apologies
Glad you got it. I posted the screenshot at work, then downloaded at home.UP and running
Not to quibble (but I'll quibble): a substantial issue is not the same as "so broken a majority of users can't test it". I'd venture to say that once everyone got past the initial sluggishness, there was no big issue at all for most.
Again, my point is: let's not use extreme terminology to describe these things. We get enough of that on here already.
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Right, but that's significantly different than "so broken a majority of users can't test it".Not here to quibble. You can’t deny Apple pulled beta 7 due to widespread issues, which extremely accelerated beta 8. They otherwise do not issue betas that frequently.
what kind of issues? serious ones?Beta 7 was absolutely perfect... now I'm having issues with Beta 8. I knew this was going to happen.
what kind of issues? serious ones?