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> * We have taken responsibility for updates to the Loop Follow app
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> * Additional Loop Follow documentation is at [Loop and Learn: Loop Follow](https://www.loopandlearn.org/loop-follow/)
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> * We have taken responsibility for updates to the LoopFollow app - many thanks to Jon Fawcett, the originator of this app
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> * Additional LoopFollow documentation is at [Loop and Learn: LoopFollow](https://www.loopandlearn.org/loop-follow/)
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> * If you are having problems with the app:
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> * Post in the [Loop and Learn Facebook group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/LOOPandLEARN); indicate that your question is related to Loop Follow
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> * Please join the [LoopFollow Facebook group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/loopfollowlnl);
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> * You can also post in the [Loop and Learn Facebook group](https://www.facebook.com/groups/LOOPandLEARN); but be sure to indicate that your question is related to LoopFollow
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> * If you do not use Facebook - please click on this [link to file an Issue](https://github.com/loopandlearn/LoopFollow/issues) with your problem
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> **New location for LoopFollow Repository:**
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> * GitHub should automatically redirect you to this new address
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> * We have also modifed one branch and one file name to match standard conventions: _main_ (from _Main_) and _README.md_ (from _readme.md_)
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> **Message from Jon Fawcett:**
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> * Because our family now uses Omnipod 5, I will no longer be involved in updating LoopFollow
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> * I have transferred the _LoopFollow_ repository from the _JonFawcett_ to the _loopandlearn_ username
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> * I will also no longer provide an option for a TestFlight invitation from me. (Jon Fawcett)
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> * You must build the app yourself.
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> **Message to Developers**
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* Please click on this link: [For Developers](#for-developers)
Using so many different apps as a parent or caregiver of a T1D can be very cumbersome. Add in the extra details from Looping
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and it can be a challenge flipping back and forth between apps. Each app has different strengths and weaknesses.
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- Spike is great for alarms.
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- Spike and Sugarmate are great for the calendar complication on Apple Watch.
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- Nightscout X or Nightscout in Safari are needed for intricate details from NS.
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- IFTTT and Pushover are needed for Not Looping alerts.
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Using so many different apps as a parent or caregiver of a T1D can be very cumbersome. Add in the extra details from looping with an Open Source Automated Insulin Delivery app
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and it can be a challenge flipping back and forth between apps. Each app has different strengths and weaknesses. LoopFollow melds together some needs into one app.
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An example of the main screen for LoopFollow is shown in the graphic below:
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And there are some functions I've always wished for and not found anywhere such a one-time temporary alert
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for those nights when Loop is stuck on high and you open loop with a correction. This lets you set a higher
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low alert for the BG you want to wake up to and close Loop.
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### Building Options
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Please see [Loop and Learn: Loop Follow](https://www.loopandlearn.org/loop-follow/) for all the building options.
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Please see [Loop and Learn: LoopFollow](https://www.loopandlearn.org/loop-follow/) for all the building options.
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With the release of version 2.1.0, there is now an easy option for building up to three instances of the Loop Follow app for multiple Loopers in your family. Each instance can be configured to have the display name you choose with these names being the default:
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With the release of version 2.1.0, there is now an easy option for building up to three instances of the LoopFollow app for multiple Loopers in your family. Each instance can be configured to have the display name you choose with these names being the default:
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* LoopFollow
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* Fork and setup the repository for each Loop Follow instance you want to use:
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* Fork and setup the repository for each LoopFollow instance you want to use:
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### Updates
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When modifications and versions are updated, there might be a slight delay for getting the second and third forks updated as well, so if you are using this feature, wait until all three repositories are updated.
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When modifications and versions are updated, you might see activity at GitHub. Please wait for the release message to be posted at [LoopFollow Releases](https://github.com/loopandlearn/LoopFollow/releases) before using the updated versions for the `main` branch of LoopFollow, LoopFollow_Second and LoopFollow_Third.
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### General feature list
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Each time a release is made, the features added or bugs fixed are found at [Loop Follow Releases](https://github.com/loopandlearn/LoopFollow/releases).
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Each of the features below is selectable - you decide whether to use them. Additionally, many features are adjustable because YDMV (your diabetes may vary).
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1. Scrollable/scalable graph display with BG, IOB, COB, Basal, Bolus, and the General Nightscout Care portal info
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* Supports Glucose display when Dexcom is available but Nightscout is not
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* Supports compatible data from Nightscout when the URL is provided (enable `Show Nightscout Settings` to see the URL, Token and Status rows)
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* Loop: Loop status, Loop Prediction
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* Trio and iAPS: status, Prediction lines, Autosens
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* To remove the Data Table associated with NS, enter a blank line in URL
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* Override DND (Do Not Disturb) and system volume for all alerts with a Snooze All Until and a Mute All Until
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* List of Alarms covers the standard high/low/rise/fall/urgent glucose but also include alerts for missed glucose readings, if below configured glucose, IOB, COB, Not Looping, Overrides, Pump, Missed Bolus, SAGE, CAGE, Battery and Rec. Bolus
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* Each Alarm has configurable settings including Sound selection, PreSnooze (set to be quiet At Night, During Day or Never) and Snooze Until and in some cases glucose ranges at which they are active
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4. Background silent audio is played to keep iOS from killing the app; this trick is why it can’t go into the App Store for a simple download and why Loop Follow puts an extra load on the phone battery
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5. Badge displays the current BG value on the app icon
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6. Information Display Settings allows user to configure the items selected and their order for the right panel when Nightscout URL is provided
7. Pull down on the glucose value to force a refresh from Nightscout (iPhone only - does not work on Mac)
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* Immediately following the release, the `dev` branch is at the same version as `main` indicating the code is identical
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* Each time a feature is merged into the `dev` branch, the final number increments; for example, 2.7.1, 2.7.2
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To assist in releasing to all three LoopFollow repositories, the script `release.sh` is now available. This bumps up the version number to M.N+1.0 for a minor release or M+1.0.0 for a major release. It also updates the LoopFollow_Second and LoopFollow_Third repositories with parallel changes to what was just released for LoopFollow. Only LoopFollow uses a `dev` branch. The other repositories use just the `main` branch and are kept at the released version.
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