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Understood, Alison Mynsberge. What I suggest doing is providing the recommendation directly to the Support Website team. Click the "Send Feedback" link at the bottom of any Support.esri.com page (such as this one). They receive these feedback and make enhancements/changes to the site based on the feedback.
As for foresight on Collector, which is the ultimate goal, the only thing I can think of is the work being done through the Collector Aurora Project.
That doesn’t help; it’s important to know what hasn’t been fixed (or what’s known to be broken from beta testing that wasn’t fixed at the alpha release) so I have an idea of whether the latest release breaks what I’ve trained 40 field staff to do.
It seems Collector is great for short-term projects (2-3 months) that can be completed in between Collector releases… not for long-term use.
-Alison
So I would say this isn’t a comment, it’s a recommendation that I would like ESRI to follow up on.
Thanks for your comment, Alison Mynsberge. It's unfortunately not possible to filter and create a list like this on the Esri Support website. However, Product Managers publish Release Notes at the product's release date that includes a list of all issues addressed in the release. For example, here is the ArcGIS Pro 2.2 Issues Addressed List.
You may be also interested in our What's New pages (Collector, as well).
I hope this helps. And Go Badgers!
Nice update to the site!
How do I filter a list of all bugs reported for version 18.02, build 2109 for Collector for ArcGIS (iOS), or for ArcGIS Pro version 2.2.0? It's frustrating to have users update to a new version to access bug fixes, then need to rewrite field users' processes (and retrain them) to incorporate workarounds to bugs introduced in the latest update, but at least I'd be able to prepare for training before the update rolls out.
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