Need to update my iOS but can't until i know editorial will work :)

yeah i think what's happening is that it's modifying the old version of the file (since youre writing to the current state before it refreshes), and then once it downloads the remote file, it realizes its different so there's a conflicting file generated rather than just resolving the generally trivial merge conflict (if its just adding text at the top).

this problem is exacerbate when using scripts since appending by workflow script will work without waiting for a dropbox sync completion, thereby guaranteeing failure and a generated conflicted file.

anyone know how to make workflows wait for a dropbox sync?

does that mean editorial is buggy on ios 13?

i also frequently get conflicting files that im modifying. even for simple things like adding a line at the top of the file. you'd think dropbox should be able to consolidate those changes.

yeah idk why it's happening.

because i really want to upgrade but only if editorial and pythonista will still work. does it?

cool but this doesn't seem to work fully. this changes the creation_date but how do you change the "taken date" as if the image was taken (not edited) just now?

import photos, dialogs

asset = photos.pick_asset()
new_date = dialogs.datetime_dialog('Set Creation Date')
asset.creation_date = new_date

How can I have a workflow hide the keyboard if the editor text is focused?

I have a script that focuses a section and you have to put the caret in the section you want to focus. I want the keyboard to hide though.

Sometimes I update my dropbox text files remotely and want editorial to sync now. how do i get it to do this programmatically via the python editor?

real use case is that i want editorial to hit and endpoint which will remotely modify my dropbox file and then i want to reload those changes rather than manually do it.

Can we get one like Pythonista has please?

oh interesting. I looked for this specifically on that particular page. what brings about the differences in the documentations? it makes me hesitant to use something if its documentation is suspect (possibly alluding to deprecation).

also, how do you view the docs on the app?