This is a priority for me. I don't have an ETA yet but I'm hoping to turn it around ASAP.
This is a priority for me. I don't have an ETA yet but I'm hoping to turn it around ASAP.
The City of Edinburgh Council is migrating to a new bus tracker system for third-party apps to obtain data from. In mid-December the old bus tracker system started to give out estimated (non-live) times only.
This has been frustrating for myself and obviously all users of the app. All I can do is apologise and try to get everything working again ASAP. Please bear with me.
This has been frustrating for myself and obviously all users of the app. All I can do is apologise and try to get everything working again ASAP. Please bear with me.
I can not make any timescale promises, because much is out of my control.
I can not make any timescale promises, because much is out of my control.
I also don't know what the new system looks like. I don't know how much complexity will be involved in integrating with it.
I also don't know what the new system looks like. I don't know how much complexity will be involved in integrating with it.
CEC has confirmed that the old bus tracker system is being retired and third-party apps, like My Bus Edinburgh, will need to migrate to the new system.
CEC has confirmed that the old bus tracker system is being retired and third-party apps, like My Bus Edinburgh, will need to migrate to the new system.
I have been in contact with the council and I've been told...
I have been in contact with the council and I've been told...
I'm also aware of the TFE API but I noticed it's existed for a long time now without being opened up. I guess this is now deprecated?
I'm also aware of the TFE API but I noticed it's existed for a long time now without being opened up. I guess this is now deprecated?
With the upcoming Christmas break, I will have
With the upcoming Christmas break, I will have
Today they reverted Monday's change.
The new fix attempts HTTPS first, and if that fails, falls back to HTTP. So now they can change it and the app won't break.
Today they reverted Monday's change.
The new fix attempts HTTPS first, and if that fails, falls back to HTTP. So now they can change it and the app won't break.
The new fix is more robust than the last, so *hopefully* no more issues.
The new fix is more robust than the last, so *hopefully* no more issues.
This is now starting to roll out to users. If you don't immediately see the update, please check the Play Store throughout the day.
This is now starting to roll out to users. If you don't immediately see the update, please check the Play Store throughout the day.