An automated insulin delivery app for iOS, built on LoopKit
Minor update to build with Xcode 15.
Minor update to fix archiving with Xcode 14.3
This is a minor release primarily dealing with localization updates.
Bug Fixes (Please update ASAP):
Updates and new Features:
This is one of the bigger updates to Loop. Since the last master version, there have been updates for safety, new features, support for new devices, and the UI has been significantly updated. With more contributors than ever! This is just a high level summary; There are more details in the LoopDocs page for Loop 3.0. (Thanks Marion Barker!)
Just because this is "released", doesn't mean it's bug free. Released means that updates to this version will be restricted to smaller changes like bug fixes and safety updates, and that bigger, riskier changes will be tried out on the new dev branch. As always, DIY Loop is a piece of software that is created by people wanting to share what works for them with the world, it's not backed by any company or organization that promises support, and has not been reviewed by the FDA.
This release updates Loop to handle Dexcom Share server changes for how glucose trend is parsed. Fixing that error will also prevent it from being displayed at many times where it has been misleading, hopefully reducing support burden.
This is a hotfix release to build with Xcode 13.3. Please use LoopWorkspace to build, as Carthage based builds are not working on some machines.
Just a small update for those who distribute Loop via TestFlight. This fixes https://github.com/LoopKit/Loop/issues/1578
No other changes.
Several users reported issues with IOB accounting in Loop 2.2.5 recently, where IOB was being underreported. This is a serious issue, so updating to this release (v2.2.6) is strongly recommended for anyone currently running 2.2.5.
The issue appears to be the result of a failure to write to HealthKit, which may occur if the Health app on your phone is having problems, or if you have turned off Loop's ability to write Insulin data to HealthKit. The fix involves reverting a change made in v2.2.5 to reduce overlaps of Reservoir and Pump Event reconciliation, which would over estimate insulin delivery. Instead, that issue will be fixed in the next major release of Loop.
This is an interim release as we prepare for the major changes currently in development. If you are running the current release, 2.2.4, or the automatic bolus branch, or an older version of Loop it is recommended that you update.
Automatic Bolus (Experimental) - Support for the Automatic Bolus dosing strategy has been included in this release as an experimental option. The default will continue to be the standard Temp Basal strategy. It is marked experimental, as support for tracking automatic vs manual boluses is not yet implemented in the code and databases, and users must approach this feature with caution, as their settings may require changes to work well.
This version includes a fix to reduce occurrences of overlaps in accounting for insulin via reservoir and dose history, which causes temporary overestimation of IOB.
OrangeLink Support - Connection monitoring, battery level alerting, find device, and light/vibration controls for OrangeLink and OrangeLink Pro. A new option to disable MySentry use can trade pump battery for longer RL battery.
Miscellaneous Omnipod fixes and improvements: https://github.com/ps2/rileylink_ios/pull/676
Provisioning Profile Expiration Alerting - When fewer than 20 days remain until profile expiration, you'll get an alert when you open the app, once every 2 days at most. When fewer than 24 hours remain, you'll get an alert when you open the app, once every hour at most. There is an option to navigate to the updating section of LoopDocs in the alert. Expiration date is also included in the issue report for reference.
Dexcom Share URL for non-US users has been fixed.
For community support, please use the Looped facebook group, and the Loop Zulip discussion board