It does seem to resolve itself again after a day or two since rebooting. I didn't notice if the update notifications were or were not being received in that time... I only have one app in TestFlight so it's a bit hit and miss whether anything would have been received, because it isn't updated every day.

I don't often restart my phone, but a couple of days ago I did... and since then I've been seeing these TestFlight notifications again... slightly annoying not really knowing what the point of them is, but at least I'm reassured that they might eventually stop... at least until I restart my phone again.

I was seeing it for a few days before I posted, and maybe a couple of days after, but nothing since then. The only thing (I can think of) that could possibly have triggered it is that around that time I signed out of my Apple in the main Settings and signed back in (to resolve another issue), and perhaps this threw TestFlight out of kilter for a while.

Indeed I had the same concerns, hence not wanting to just reinstall. Having said that, I haven’t actually seen a notification in the last couple of days so I’m not really sure what is going on, if anything.

@hrbrmstr where is the mapping from a particular conditionCode (e.g. "HeavyRain") to an actual symbol file (e.g. "wi-day-rain.svg")? It isn't a one-to-one correspondence (i.e. you can't just choose a file called HeavyRain.svg because it doesn't exist), but I can't see that mapping anywhere?

@hrbrmstr where do you map from a conditionCode (e.g. "HeavyRain") to an actual symbol file (e.g. "wi-day-rain.svg")?

Hi @hrbrmstr looks useful... where in your code are you mapping from the various conditionCode values (e.g. "ScatteredSnowShowers") to the corresponding symbol (e.g. "wi-snow.svg")... I can't see this mapping but I'm probably being thick. Thanks!