Snap! version 7.0 to be released this weekend

If we worked on projects in the development versions of 7, will they work into the weekend's release?

(I feel like this is a no-brainer, but I just want to be sure about it.)

of course.

6.9.2 will be there? (currently it's 6.0.0)

Sounds really cool :smiley: I´m excited!

Yeah, good catch, we'll update that.

I'll need to update my Various versions of Snap! topic.

By the way, is it known what dev version will be on https://snap.berkeley.edu/versions/dev/snap.html?

Do you mean what number it'll have? I mean, at first it'll be the same version as the released 7.0, but as we add to it, if there's just a quick bug fix it'll be 7.0.1, and if there's a serious new feature it'll be 7.1. But your question makes it sound as if we have more new code just waiting to jump into dev, and that's not the case.

Ah.

Yay! What a great early christmas present

Early Christmas present, or whatever holiday you celebrate!

confused on project transfer: will our projects be automatically converted to 7?

Your projects will work in 7 unchanged. When you save them, they'll be in v7 format.

If your project uses a standard library with JS code, you should re-import that library to take advantage of not having to click Enable JS each time.

Snap! is still in 6.9.2 whenever I press the "Run Snap!" button on the front page. What can I do to fix this?

From what was said at the conference, there are still a few issues to sort out before it's released

So I think it's best just to carry on coding and wait till it's actually announced that it has been released :slight_smile:

Several minutes ago, Jens made this tag: Release v7rc6 · jmoenig/Snap · GitHub

I noticed that the SEND block is missing from the dev version. Is this block going to be depreciated in Snap! 7.0?

Also, I noticed that sometimes when you click blocks with step enabled—this works with any block—the green flag turns blue. Is this a new feature, or is this a bug?

The SEND block is being merged with BROADCAST, which now has a right arrowhead you can click to say who should get the message.

As for the green flag turning blue, could you post a screenshot? What is a new feature is that the background of the button turns light green when a script is running.

It's cyan to me.

Edit: It's hex 99ffd5:
Screenshot (239)

So, more green than blue, which means we're both right, it's a cyan-ish green or a green-ish cyan.

It means we're both kind of right. And I see how you (not you specifically) could see it as light blue.