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Weekly product sync: mobile app release 2.4
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Summary
- The team reviewed progress on release 2.4 of the mobile app, which brings a new checkout flow and saved payment methods.
- Checkout is feature-complete on iOS; Android is about two days behind while a payment SDK update is finished.
- Beta feedback is positive overall, but testers find the address form too long on a small screen.
- The team agreed to keep the planned release date and move one low-priority item to release 2.5.
- QA will run a full regression pass as soon as the Android build is ready.
Decisions
- Keep the planned release date for 2.4.
- Move dark mode for the receipt screen to release 2.5.
- Shorten the address form to five fields, with postcode lookup.
Action items
- Priya to share the shorter address form designs by Wednesday
- Marco to finish the payment SDK update on Android
- Lena to start the regression pass once the Android build is ready
- Sam to draft the release notes and the in-app announcement
- Everyone to log remaining beta issues in the tracker before Friday
Minutes
Release status
- The checkout flow is feature-complete on iOS and in internal testing.
- Android is about two days behind until the payment SDK update is done.
- Saved payment methods already work on both platforms.
Beta feedback
- Most testers say the new checkout feels faster than the old one.
- The most common complaint is the address form: too many fields on a phone screen.
- Two testers reported a layout bug on small Android devices, already fixed in the next build.
Scope and risks
- Dark mode for the receipt screen moves to 2.5 to protect the release date.
- The main risk is the Android SDK update slipping further; the team will check in again on Thursday.
- Regression testing needs two full days before the build goes to the app stores.
Transcript (excerpt)
- Okay, let's start with where we are on 2.4. Checkout is done on iOS and it's in internal testing now.
- On Android we're still finishing the payment SDK update, so we're about two days behind.
- Do we still make the date if Android slips another day?
- We do if regression starts by Thursday. We need two full days for that.
- Then let's move dark mode on the receipt screen to 2.5. It's nice to have, not a blocker.
- Agreed. The bigger thing from the beta is the address form. People say it's too long.
- I can cut it down to five fields with postcode lookup and share designs by Wednesday.
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