Upcoming changes before the end of Q1

[mayneyao]

• Refactor formula v0.16.0

  • new formula editor
  • AI-assisted formula generation
  • AI-assisted UDF generation

• Web App Changes

  • Now primarily for preview and testing purposes
  • Testing environment URL change: https://eidos.space => https://staging.eidos.space
  • Staging environment no longer uses versioning, staying synchronized with dev branch code, with frequent updates
  • No license activation required for staging environment

• Official Website Updates

  • Refreshed homepage content
  • Landing page code migrated to official website repository

• Reduce package size v0.15.2

  • Incremental update

• Core Package Improvements

  • Extracted Eidos core computation services to be runtime-agnostic
  • Enhanced support for diverse deployment environments

• Publishing Service (Based on Core Package)
  Basic workflow:

  1. Fork template repository
  2. Place SQLite file in data directory
  3. One-click deployment of publishing site on cloud platforms

[alvorithm]

Hi @mayneyao - I am a Linux user, worried that the web app will be deprecated and only for preview purposes. Do you have plans to release an Electron version for Linux? Thanks

[mayneyao]

@alvorithm #207 (comment)

https://github.com/mayneyao/eidos/releases/download/v0.13.1/Eidos-0.13.1-linux-x86_64.AppImage

Can you run this and see if there are any errors?

[alvorithm]

@mayneyao I am attaching the stderr output (it errors, a window appears with a 404 Not Found)

start_messages.log

[mayneyao]

Thanks for the error log. It seems like the issue is caused by checking for updates, but a 404 error shouldn't appear on the UI. After trying several virtual machines, I still can't start debugging. Sorry, I'm giving up.

[alvorithm]

It seems like it's looking for (and not finding) this file https://github.com/mayneyao/eidos/releases/download/v0.15.2/latest-linux.yml. But should v0.13.1 not look for its own version's yml file?

[mayneyao]

@alvorithm
I think the problem isn't with the update. Can you open your browser and check http://localhost:13127? If eidos starts normally, it will start this http service, and accessing it through the browser will give you a blank page.