@Bug82 The Pymakr Web IDE apparently is fixed this morning. My Lib folder is now present, with all the files contained visible

@ahmadelmasri Thanks so much! I can log in again!

Robert, you are my hero! thank you so much.

@pedroknup Thanks - yes it does work now, just connected to a registry and send a test message :-) However, we switched to a webhook strategy for the prototype, as we had to get something off the ground. But nice to know that it is back up. What is not comforting though, is that this API change was not implemented in pybytes before google changed it? Usually google warns me when they make breaking changes in their services (such as cloud functions). I expect that that it was "only" the API for setting up the connection that was changed, not any already running integrations - so no business consequences... But what about the future – may I let my client's business rely on the Pybytes-Google integration? Again, thanks for fixing the issue at hand and following up.

Hi @raknahs2, we would like to fix this issue. So far we were not able to reproduce it.

I have the same issue. Did you manage to fix it?

thank you for reporting this. Sorry for the inconvenience, we are working on a fix

@han any time you power off the GPS chip it has to restart from scratch. To find its location, a GPS chip needs to get a lot of data from the satellites (almanac, ephemerides) which take take up to 15 minutes to receive, and are only valid for a few hours. It also needs to lock on to several satellites. So if you leave you GPS on while you develop and then query for position, you may get a location. Power it down and back up and it may take a long while. I’m not quite sure what if anything the L76 saves to non-volatile storage when powered off, you’d have to check the docs for that.