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Hello,

The Sailfish OS SDK update 1609 has been released. This update has the latest 2.0.4.13 build environment, which matches the Jolla Release 2.0.4 (Fiskarsinjoki). Besides this, Qt Creator has been updated to version 4.0.1 and an official Turing Phone support has been included.

From now on the SDK releases will be in sync with the early access releases of Sailfish OS. It means, that developers can now choose between the SDK update intervals. By switching to the Early Access SDK developers will get SDK updates in sync with the Sailfish OS early access releases. Otherwise, as before, they will get the SDK updates in sync with the official public Sailfish OS releases.

Please, read the following notes about the Early Access SDK:

• By using the Early Access SDK developers can test their Sailfish OS apps a week before the Sailfish OS release is made public
• During the early access time the Early Access SDK should not be used for submitting apps to the Jolla Harbour
• The installers for this release of the SDK are available at http://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Early_Access#Latest_Early_Access_SDK_Release
• Instructions for adding the early access repository into the SDK can be found from http://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Early_Access#Receiving_Early_Access_SDK_Updates_Automatically

If you add the early access repository into your SDK and have an older beta release of the SDK, you should see an update notification in the Sailfish OS IDE. Otherwise, you will see an update notification in the Sailfish OS IDE, when the Jolla Release 2.0.4 is publicly available to all users. View more information in the SDK wiki page and also check out the known issues page.

Happy hacking!

Hello,

The Sailfish OS SDK update 1609 has been released. This update has the latest 2.0.4.13 build environment, which matches the Jolla Release 2.0.4 (Fiskarsinjoki). Besides this, Qt Creator has been updated to version 4.0.1 and an official Turing Phone support has been included.

From now on the SDK releases will be in sync with the early access releases of Sailfish OS. It means, that developers can now choose between the SDK update intervals. By switching to the Early Access SDK developers will get SDK updates in sync with the Sailfish OS early access releases. Otherwise, as before, they will get the SDK updates in sync with the official public Sailfish OS releases.

Please, read the following notes about the Early Access SDK:

• By using the Early Access SDK developers can test their Sailfish OS apps a week before the Sailfish OS release is made public
• During the early access time the Early Access SDK should not be used for submitting apps to the Jolla Harbour
• The installers for this release of the SDK are available at http://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Early_Access#Latest_Early_Access_SDK_Release
• Instructions for adding the early access repository into the SDK can be found from http://sailfishos.org/wiki/Application_SDK_Early_Access#Receiving_Early_Access_SDK_Updates_Automatically

If you add the early access repository into your SDK and have an older beta release of the SDK, you should see an update notification in the Sailfish OS IDE. Otherwise, you will see an update notification in the Sailfish OS IDE, when the Jolla Release 2.0.4 is publicly available to all users. View more information in the SDK wiki page and also check out the known issues page.

Happy hacking!