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If the user hasn't selected any "Insulins for New Entries", show two blank dose rows on the new log entry view. The user can then select the types manually.

Need a way to cancel the date picking and revert any change that was made

The cells are showing the date instead of the time

http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/CoreData/Reference/NSFetchedResultsController_Class/Reference/Reference.html

There's no good way to test on 4.x, so it's misleading to continue to claim support for it. Also, iCloud support requires iOS5.

To get an idea of how long it takes for users

When the user taps a row, highlight it and then push the LogEntryView. Unhighlight the row when the LogEntryView pops.

The managed object should be created from the form's fields upon saving the record

If background mode expires while the migration is still running, there could be a partial Core Data file left over. This could trick the migration detection logic into thinking that the migration was completed successfully.

Either make the detection logic smarter, or find a way to delete the Core Data file in the expiration handler.

The user should be able to swipe left or right in the Detail view to page through the records

Add support for finishing an export in the background if the app is backgrounded during the export

It takes forever for any reasonably sized database

Some people prefer the latest entry at the top of the day, and some prefer it at the bottom.

Looks like some labels have a white background when they should be clearColor

Instead of crashing

Allocates entries. Called by the other two init's.

Add a File Sharing option to settings that makes the database available for iTunes to backup.

http://www.raywenderlich.com/1948/how-integrate-itunes-file-sharing-with-your-ios-app

Look at the release notes (http://gdata-objectivec-client.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Source/ReleaseNotes.txt) and make any necessary changes.
Look into switching to sub-tree merge instead of a submodule

Weak references are available now that support for iOS4 has been dropped

Storing it in Documents leaves it potentially accessible by the user (if iTunes file sharing is ever enabled). There's nothing about a Core Data store that's user serviceable.

http://code.google.com/p/google-api-objectivec-client/

Once it adds support for spreadsheets

Create a new entry
Type some stuff in the note row. (Section header is missing)
Tap the done button on the accessory toolbar.
The header shows 'N'

Attach a CSV file

Profile it to figure out what's going on
Look into periodic CD saves
Update the progress bar less often?

See if it's useful

It seems to cause more problems than it solves

UITableView now allows empty sections, so there's no longer any need to munge the section count

Does anyone actually do this?