I apologize for interrupting the conversation, but I’d also like to ask if there will be any response to my bug report. I spent several days trying to figure out the problem and think I’ve found the cause. The fix is very simple. I’ve fixed it in my own project, but Wappler now tries to revert the changes every time I load it. This creates uncertainty, which is a major issue if you’re using Wappler for more than just a toy. If there’s no response to the issue I’ve found, it demotivates me from looking for bugs, and so on.
I really like Wappler, but I’ve encountered bugs on more than one occasion that prevent me from using Wappler in serious projects. Once, a bug was fixed promptly, for which I’m very grateful. Sometimes I choose an alternative approach, and that compromise allows me to continue working. But when there’s no obvious alternative and the bug is ignored, it’s frustrating. I understand that developing Wappler is no easy task, but taking advantage of our free efforts to find bugs is a big help. I think it would be a good idea to create a queue of reported bugs that are scheduled to be fixed.