Previously, ending a drag on an image (that didn't result in dismissing
the fragment) animates the image back in to position restoring the X
axis scale factor.
The Y axis scale factor was not restored, potentially breaking the
image's aspect ratio. Restore the Y axis scale factor to fix this
(`ViewVideoFragment` already handles this correctly).
Fixes#202
This previous code could crash if `filterModel.kind` (marked `lateinit`)
had not been set before the filters are loaded. This could happen in
rare cases.
Fix this by rewriting `FilterModel`. Instead of creating a half-empty
object that still needs further initialisation, delay the creation until
all the necessary information is available, and pass it in the
`FilterModel` constructor.
This also forces code that uses `FilterModel` to properly handle the
case where it might be null at the point where filtering decisions have
to be made.
This means that `TimelineViewModel` (and subclasses) no longer need the
`init()` function to complete their construction, which was another
significant code smell. Pass the `TimelineKind` to the view models via
their `SavedStateHandle`.
This showed that changing filters wasn't causing the timelines to update
without a manual refresh, so fix that too. Editing filters sends change
events for the old and new contexts (in case a context is removed from a
filter), and deleting a filter sends a change event too.
Previous code called filters that affect threads "Conversations".
Correct this to "Threads", to distinguish from "Direct Messages" which
can also be known as "conversations" (in the API in particular).
Previous copyright notice mentioned that the license should have been
distributed with Tusky. Correct that to Pachli.
This does not change the copyright assignment, only the instructions
as to where to find the license.
A "self-boost" is someone boosting their own post. Some people are
particularly prolific at this, and it can clutter the timeline. Provide
a new preference that allows the user to show/hide these boosts from
their timeline.
Most parts of the UI will truncate the display of long names (display
and user), but it makes sense to show them untruncated on the account's
profile screen.
The previous code (a) used an emoji as the prefix character when showing
the destination of an obscured link, and (b) made the destination part
of the link anchor text.
Using an emoji was a problem because the user can use different emoji
sets and it can give strange results. Making the destination part of the
link text made it difficult to distinguish at a glance where one link
ends and another starts.
Fix the emoji problem by replacing the emoji with a drawable.
Fix the destination problem by changing the string resource so it only
includes the destination part, and inserting it at the end of the link
instead of replacing the whole link. This means the disclosed
destination is not clickable, does not look like part of the link, and
stands out more.
Previously was showing pale text on a pale background, so effectively
invisible.
Use `colorPrimary` and `colorOnPrimary` to ensure the text can be seen.
Using a sealed interface (instead of a sealed class) at the root of the
hierarchy avoids the overhead of having to create and initialise the
class (visible in the generated bytecode).
It also makes the instantiation code slightly less cumbersome because
the code doesn't need to pass parameters to the root's constructor.
Previously, playing a video would show the controls and associated
overlay for five seconds before fading them out. This obscures the video
for too long.
Fix this by:
- Only showing the media description on start, and remove after two
seconds
- Show the controls (and media description) if the user taps, removing
after two seconds
- Pausing the video (with the pause control, or tapping on the media
description) keeps the controls and description on-screen indefinitely
so they are easier to read
Fixes#144
The previous code didn't include SHOW_CARDS_IN_TIMELINES in the list of
prefkeys that change `StatusDisplayOptions`, so changing the preference
wouldn't update the timeline display; you had to close/restart the app.
Display the time that an announcement was posted, as well as the
most recent update to the announcement (if there is one). Time display
honours the user's "use absolute time" preference.
Fixes#35
Previously, code for handling shared preferences, and how those
preferences affect `StatusDisplayOptions`, was scattered through the
code base with duplicate implementations.
Bring it together in to a `SharedPreferencesRepository` and a
`StatusDisplayOptionsRepository`.
`SharedPreferencesRepository` is a thin wrapper over`SharedPreferences`
that delegates most work to `SharedPreferences`. It configures a
listener for preference changes, and exposes those changes as a flow.
`StatusDisplayOptions` now contains explicit defaults to ensure they
are in one place.
`StatusDisplayOptionsRepository` exposes a `StatusDisplayOptions` flow
that updates whenever the active account changes or a relevant
preference changes.
The viewmodels expose `StatusDisplayOptionsRepository.flow` to the
activities and fragments so they can pass the current value to the
adapter.
This obsoletes `PreferenceChangedEvent`. An event is still fired when
filters change, `FilterChangedEvent`.
This allowed many of the mocks in tests to be replaced with either the
real type (because a fake is injected in to it, or one of its
dependencies) or a custom fake that provides a mock.
Previous code had to distinguish between showing an attachment or
showing an image by URL.
Simplify this by -- in the image URL case -- creating a fake attachment
that references the image URL.
Move the code that unmarshalls the Bundle arguments to
`ViewMediaFragment` to share between `ViewImageFragment` and
`ViewVideoFragment`.
Previous code finalised the view setup in `onViewCreated`, so if you
opened some media, switched away from the app, and switched back you'd
get a blank screen.
Fix this by doing the finalisation in `onResume()`, so the media is
displayed correctly when returning to the fragment.
Fixes#161
Android 14 (SDK 34) requires a `foregroundServiceType` and `onTimeout()`
implementation for foreground services, otherwise creating the service
will crash.
Do this. If `SendStatusService` does timeout then any pending statuses
are marked as failed, saved to drafts, and the user is informed.
Fixes#162
Use the Material colour for `conversation_thread_line` (which is
`colorOutlineVariant`) instead of a custom attribute.
Elsewhere, use the Material attribute directly (in code), or replace the
custom divider with a `MaterialDivider`.
This makes some colour definitions unused, so remove them.
Fixes#148
Previously the tests mocked shared preferences with a map and a mock
that had to be implemented for each test that needed it.
Replace this with `InMemorySharedPreferences`, which provides the normal
`SharedPreferences` interface so can be used as a drop-in replacement.
Associated changes:
- Handle new null/non-null type signatures in overriden methods
- Configure Robolectric to use SDK 33 (current highest supported
version)
- Remove `Injectable` interface, use `@AndroidEntryPoint`
- Remove `DispatchingAndroidInjector`
- Remove `viewModelFactory`, use `@HiltViewModel`
- Create providers for the different DAOs, and inject those instead of
`AppDatabase`
- Create provider for a database transaction, inject that instead of
`AppDatabase`
- Update tests
Instead of linking to the privacy policy embed it in the app as a string
of HTML.
The string is created with a new `markdown2resource` plugin, which
converts `PRIVACY.md` to HTML and generates a Java class with the HTML
content.
Create `PrivacyPolicyActivity` to display the HTML in a `WebView`, and
link to it from `AboutActivity`.
The previous code did not always work when the user returned to the app
after a lengthy absence (e.g., overnight).
Instead of restoring by scrolling in `TimelineFragment`, restore by
working with the platform.
Determine the initial page to fetch by looking half a page ahead of the
saved saved status ID, and fetch that status and the page immediately
prior. This seems to match the view's expectations about what will be
immediately available.
Set `jumpThreshold` and `enablePlaceholders` in the `PagingConfig` so
the paging system will jump to the saved status.
Remove the restoration code in `TimelineFragment`.
Fixes#53
Start building infrastructure to automatically build and deploy the
`orangeRelease` variant to Google Play.
The variant needs an automatically incrementing `versionCode`. That is
derived from the count of all commits.
Change the separator between the version and the build metadata in the
`versionName` from `-` to `+` to be consistent with semantic versioning.
This is still an experiment, so the workflow is triggered manually and
only uploads to the internal track
The previous code ran the API call in a `try/catch block`, and handled
errors in the `catch`. But `NetworkResult` already catches the exception
and transforms it to a failure, so the error case was not handled.
Replace with `NetworkResult.fold`.
Remove the rxjava3 `Single` type from the MastodonAPI definition,
replacing with `Response` or `NetworkResult` as appropriate.
Update callsites and tests as appropriate.
This removes the need for `com.squareup.retrofit2:adapter-rxjava3`
A previous change dropped the check to see if media was marked as
sensitive, and so all media was hidden when viewing a thread. Reinstate
the check so only sensitive media is hidden (if the user preferences are
set that way).
Previous code created `statusDisplayOptions` in full each time, risking
the creation of inconsistent states / defaults.
Refactor to use `StatusDisplayOptions.from()` so the user's settings
(and defaults) are always respected.
Previously the voting button was always enabled, even if the user hadn't
made a choice.
Disable the button by default, and listen for clicks on the options.
Enable the button whenever one or more options are selected.
Fixes#90
Previous code `include`'d `toolbar_basic` inside an `AppBarLayout`.
But `toolbar_basic` already contains an `AppBarLayout`, which
resulted in some rendering issues.
Remove the `include` and incorporate the `MaterialToolbar` directly.
Set the toolbar to scroll out of the way when the screen scrolls, so
the behaviour is consistent with the tabs in `MainActivity` and
`AccountActivity`.
Previously, in `MainActivity` and `AccountActivity` the status bar would
be `colorPrimaryDark`.
Adjust the layouts and code so that `colorSurface` is used to match
the toolbar colour.
Fixes#79
The previous code generally converted between a higher and a lower type
by putting the type conversion functions on the lower type.
This introduced cycles in the code dependency graph, and made it more
difficult to follow the code flow.
Refactor the code so that types generally have a `from(...)` static
factory method that can create an instance from a lower type, and if
appropriate a `to...()` method that can also create an instance of that
lower type.
Add `docs/code-style.md` which explains the rationale for this change
in more detail so that future contributors can write code in the same
style.
In `MediaUploader` the lint warning can be ignored, as the stream is
closed elsewhere.
In the other files `.use` is used to simplify the code and remove
the need for Closeable.closeQuietly (as `.use` catches exceptions that
are thrown when closing).
Use `assert` to note when a nullable value is known to be non-null.
Extract a method call to a variable where necessary to do this.
Update `CharSequence.unicodeWrap()` to handle a null `CharSequence`.
`ConversationViewHolder` calls `getDisplayName()`, which may return
null.
Replace with `getName()`, which is consistent with usage in other
classes. Mark `getDisplayName()` as deprecated to prevent future
usage.
The previous code used SwitchPreference to generate the switches, which
didn't apply the Material colours. This made it difficult to distinguish
between the on/off states, as the non-Material colours for those states
are very similar.
Fix by using SwitchPreferenceCompat which uses the correct Material
colours.
The previous code used "?attr/colorOnTertiary", which is the wrong
colour for the default background. Remove the override, so the correct
styled colour is used.
The previous code only attempted to restore the user's reading position
once, after any initial refresh.
Adjust this so the position is restored after any refresh (which may
have been triggered from a menu instead of a swipe), and use
`scrollToPositionWithOffset` to ensure it's visible.
Testing showed additional activities with toolbar flicking issues. Fix
as before, using `setLiftOnScrollTargetView` to specify the scrolling
view the toolbar should lift above.
The chips for adding a new hashtag to a tab specified the background
colour without setting the text colour, resulting in the colour being
too low-contrast against the background.
Use `?colorOnPrimary` to get the correct colour.
Switching to the Material 3 themes caused the previous list dividers to
disappear.
Replace `DividerItemDecoration` with `MaterialDividerItemDecoration` to
restore them.
The previous code would always fetch the latest statuses when the app
restarts, jumping the user to the top of the home timeline. This is
because state.anchorPosition was null in this case.
Fix this by passing the saved initialKey to CachedTimelineRemoteMediator
and using it to construct a page of statuses around the requested
status.
This restores the user's reading position, and ensures that if the
user is at the top of the list their reading position is not reset
to the second item in the list.
Fixes#41, #42
The previous code did not handle refreshing correctly; it retained some
of the cache, and tried merge new statuses in to the cache. This does
not work, and resulted in the app creating gaps in the timeline if more
than a page's worth of statuses had appeared since the user last
refreshed (e.g., overnight).
Fix this by treating the on-device cache as disposable, as the Paging3
library intends. On refresh the cached timeline is emptied and replaced
with a fresh page.
This causes a problem for state that is not stored on the server but is
part of a status' viewdata (has the user toggled viewing a piece of
media, expanded a CW, etc).
The previous code tried to work around that by pulling the state out of
the page cache and copying it in to the new statuses. That won't work
when the page cache is being destroyed.
So do it properly -- store the viewdata state in a separate (sparse)
table that contains only rows for statuses that have a non-default
state.
Save changes to the state when the user interacts with a status, and
use the state to ensure that the viewdata for a status in a thread
matches the viewdata for the same status if it is shown on the home
timeline (and vice-versa).
Fixes#16
The previous code didn't collect the uiState, so it was fixed at the
default value, ignoring any changes that happened over the life of
the viewmodel.
Fix that, so that the FAB will hide/show on scroll according to the
user's preferences.
While I'm here simplify the show/hide logic. The previous code would
ignore the user's preference if scrolling up. There doesn't seem to
be a good reason for that, and spelunking 6+ years back through the
history didn't find a justification for that behaviour in the original
commit.
Fixes#15
Scrolling a thread, set of search results, or viewing a thread would
cause the toolbar to flicker as items moved under it.
Fix this by configuring the toolbar to `liftOnScroll` in the relevant
layouts.
It needs to be configured with the view (or ID of the view) that it
will be scrolling. For views that are in the same layout this is done
with the `liftOnScrollTargetViewId` attribute.
For views that are in different layouts (e.g. the toolbar is in
the activity and the scrolling view is in a fragment) the app bar's
`setLiftOnScrollTargetView` method must be called.
Do this in `TimelineFragment` if the hosting activity is a new
interface `AppBarLayoutHost`. Implement this interface in
`StatusListActivity`.
Update the relevant layouts to use `MaterialToolbar`.
Fixes#21
First crash appeared to be caused by a failure to find the
`attr/colorBackgroundAccent` colour from the theme.
It wasn't clear why the attribute could not be found, so to fix it was
simpler to remove the color and attribute entirely, and replace it with
something more appropriate from the Material 3 tokens.
- Preview cards are stroked with `colorOutline`
- Poll options use `colorPrimary` (user's vote) or `colorSecondary`
(other choices) with appropriate text colours.
- Links in link preview cards use `android:attr/textColorLink`
- The placeholder icon in preview cards uses `?android/textColorLink`
- Remove it from `help_message_background`, and stroke with
`?colorOutline`
Doing this I discovered several places where a colour was being
specified unnecessarily, those have been removed.
To make it easier to understand the theme hierarchy that has been
collapsed and renamed to follow Android conventions.
- AppTheme -> Base.Theme.Pachli
- BaseTheme -> Theme.Pachli
- DefaultTheme has been removed as unnecessary
This unearthed a second crash, where `attr/actionBarSizeWithSubtitle`
was not found.
To fix that create an explicit style for toolbars that need it, and
apply the style (`Pachli.Widget.Toolbar`).
This also surfaced a third problem, where the `fragment_timeline*`
layouts had not been updated in `layout-sw640dp`, so those have been
updated to reflect the same views/IDs as the default `fragment_timeline`
layout.
These changes caused a small chain of "unused resource" lint errors,
which have been fixed by removing the unused colours.
The Android Material libraries were also being implicitly depended on
through other library imports instead of being explicit. So include
them as an explicit dependency.
Fixes#18
The previous code was operating on the wrong text, resulting in normal
URL spans (which have an underline) being applied, instead of the
correct spans (which don't).
Fix this by using the correct length.
Previous code created hashtag filters without the `#`, so muting the
tag `#something` would filter all posts that contained `something`,
with or without the `#`.
Fix this when creating filters, and only remove filters (when unmuting)
if the title and contents match.
Show a snackbar when hashtags are successfully muted/unmuted, so the
user is aware something happened.
While drafting the policy I noticed that the `READ_MEDIA_*` permissions
could be added (for newer devices), the `ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE`
permission was missing, and `VIBRATE` was unnecessary.
- Rename packages to app.pachli.*
- Switch to Pachli icons (blue / orange)
- Reset database schema version to 1
- Reset versionCode to 1 and versionName to "1.0"
- Update colour scheme, use colorPrimary etc through the app
- Use Material UI components for toolbars
- Use "Pachli" in strings (UI, constants, etc)
- Update copyright on code I contributed
- Update README
- Update fastlane metadata
Requiring trailing commas on multi-line lists of items (declarations
and call sites) reduces future repository churn when those lines are
changed, but introduces additional churn now.
Bite the bullet and make the change, as well as adjusting lines that
were too long / indented incorrectly.
The changes were performed automatically, using the `ktlintFormat` task.
Based on https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/pull/3968 by
https://github.com/tinsukE
Filters that the user had set for the notifications timeline were not
being applied.
Fix this in NotificationsViewModel; fetch the user's filters and apply
them against the status in a notification. If the status should be
hidden it is removed, and if it should show a warning it does so.
The user can click through the warning to show the status.
Prior to this change the user had to repeatedly tap "Load more" when
scrolling. This is tedious for the user.
In addition, the previous code had bugs that meant that not all statuses
were being loaded. Users could leave the app for a while (overnight,
say), and when returning would discover far fewer statuses than had
actually been posted.
Fix this, following the architecture first introduced for notifications
(Fragment -> ViewModel -> Repository -> Source/Mediator).
- Load statuses for cached and non-cached timelines using Paging3
- Show Failures during a load, and the user can retry
- Delete the "Reading order" preference, it is no longer necessary
Android's choices for font customisation can be limited, depending on
the vendor. Allow users to choose from a small collection of embedded
fonts, chosen by asking users for recommendations.
The font choice is implemented as a preference. Provide a custom dialog
that shows the fonts (in that font) so the user can see what they're
choosing between.
Ensure the font's license information is displayed in the "About"
section.
The previous code did not credit all third party code used in the app,
or provide access to the licenses.
Fix this by adopting the "aboutlibraries" library, which processes
dependencies at build time and generates a list of dependencies,
versions, and license information to display to the user.
Use this to also ensure that the non-source dependencies (artwork,
emoji) are given appropriate credit.
- Remove the existing restriction on the number of tabs
- Allow the tabs to scroll to display more
- Update UI and text resources to remove obsolete content
- Implement the trending posts API
- Display trending statuses as a new Timeline kind
- Allow the user to add trending statuses to a dedicated tab
- Always show the "Trending" option in the navigation menu
- Implement the trending links API
- Provide a Fragment/ViewModel/Repository and Adapter/ViewHolder set
to display the content
- Show all trends (as a pageable fragment list) in TrendingActivity
- Allow the user to add trending links to a dedicated tab
- Always show the "Trending" option in the navigation menu
### Objective
* Prevent data loss when the user inadvertently hits back or wants to
leave the profile edition with unsaved changes.
### Description
* To limit the number of changes to the existing codebase, I merely
re-used the same method used by `save()` in the ViewModel to decide
whether to make a network request or simply return the profile as-is.
* ~A bit of code juggling around in the ViewModel and I was able to use
the logic for all the encoding of each profile field (Which is what the
ViewModel caches in memory).~ Thanks @Lakoja for improving this in the
VM.
* A couple of internal data classes used as helpers to move all the
fields around (now that they are no longer used in one single place)
were introduced.
### Potential Optimizations
* ~The profile encoding is done twice (once for checking, and then again
if the user has to actually save it). I'd say this is a negligible price
to pay, since the alternative would be to create a different set of
comparisons and/or keeping another profile in memory for the purpose of
comparison.~
### Visual Improvement
* I believe the Dialog is difficult to see, but it's being displayed
with Tusky's theme. Perhaps there's a better style to apply in this
case? (or maybe the edit profile activity shouldn't have the same
background color as dialogs?!)
### Issue
* #3486
Set the "System Design" as the default theme.
This ensures that the app's initial behaviour respect's the user's system-wide theme choice, while still allowing the user to adjust it later.
This is only done for new installs of Tusky. If the user is upgrading from a previous release and they did not have an explicit theme set then the dark theme is used, and the UX does not change.
dc9e9f2aeb
modifed the code that fetched the value of EXTRA_NOTIFICATION_TYPE in an
intent, to use getSerializable().
However, the value was being placed in to the intent using putString().
This caused an exception when trying to update the summary notification,
so it would never update.
```
java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.String cannot be cast to com.keylesspalace.tusky.entity.Notification$Type
at com.keylesspalace.tusky.components.notifications.NotificationHelper.updateSummaryNotifications(NotificationHelper.java:321)
at com.keylesspalace.tusky.components.notifications.NotificationFetcher.fetchAndShow(NotificationFetcher.kt:87)
at com.keylesspalace.tusky.components.notifications.NotificationFetcher$fetchAndShow$1.invokeSuspend(Unknown Source:14)
```
Fix this by placing the value in to the intent using putSerializable(),
to match how it will be fetched.
Previously the notification filter and clear actions were shown as
buttons in the UI, with a preference that determined whether they were
displayed.
Remove this preference, and display them as menu items.
- "Filter notifications" is shown as an icon, if possible
- "Clear notifications" is only ever shown as a menu item, to reduce the
chance the user inadvertently selects it
To ensure that the options menu appears correctly, remove the code that
creates a "fake" action bar, and adjust the layouts so that there are
three toolbars;
- mainToolbar -- displays the icons, and the current "location" (Home,
Notifications, etc)
- topNav -- displays the row of tabs at the top
- bottomNav -- displays the row of tabs at the bottom
Only one of them is set as the support action bar (depending on the
user's preferences). This provides the "show a logo" and "show the
options menu" functionality as standard, without needing to re-implement
as the previous code did.
The "trending" functionality will expand to include trending links and
posts. But at the moment the "Trending" references in the code are
exclusively to hashtags.
Rename "Trending" to "TrendingTags" or similar everywhere necessary in
order to prepare for this.
This includes a database migration, as the identifier for the "Trending
tags" tab in the account preferences was changed from "Trending" to
"TrendingTags". The migration updates the stored value if necessary.
Before, intent creation was scattered across multiple sites, with account switching logic in both `ComposeActivity` and `MainActivity`.
Now, intents are only created in `MainActivity` Companion, and account switching only occurs in `MainActivity`
Fixes#3695
Prevent users from accidentally deleting filters by prompting them to confirm.
Add an AlertDialog extension that converts AlertDialog callbacks to linear control flow.
Fixes#3736.
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Co-authored-by: Hồ Nhất Duy <mastoduy@gmail.com>
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Translation: Tusky/Tusky
Previously, the thread indicator would start at the top of the avatar
for the status at the start of the thread, and end at the top of the
avatar for the status at the end of the thread.
If these avatars were partially transparent the thread indicator could
either (a) poke out of the top of the avatar at the start of the thread,
(b) not properly connect with the avatar at the end of the thread, or
(c) both.
Partially fix this by making the divider start/stop in the middle of the
avatar. This assumes that this area will typically have opaque content,
even if some of the rest of the avatar is transparent. This is not
always true, but it's still better than the current behaviour.
Avatars that are semi-transparent are a problem when viewing a thread,
as the line that connects different statuses in the same thread is drawn
underneath the avatar and is visible.
Fix this with a CompositeWithOpaqueBackground Glide transformation that:
1. Extracts the alpha channel from the avatar image
2. Converts the alpha to a 1bpp mask
3. Draws that mask on a new bitmap, with the appropriate background
colour
4. Draws the original bitmap on top of that
So any partially transparent areas of the original image are drawn over
a solid background colour, so anything drawn under them will not appear.
If:
1. You're viewing an account's media tab
2. Some of the media was marked sensitivei
3. The `alwaysShowSensitiveMedia` setting was `true`
tapping on the image (once) would do nothing visible, because it was
treated as the "reveal sensitive media" tap. You had to tap on it a
second time to open it.
Fix this, by passing the preference value through to the relevant code.
---------
Co-authored-by: Tiga! <maxiinne@proton.me>
To determine the earliest day to show in the calendar, take the current
date/time, add the minimum scheduled seconds buffer (which may roll the
date/time over to the next day), and then clamp to the start of that
day. So it's either today (if the current time + minimum scheduled
seconds is less than midnight) or it's tomorrow.
When displaying the calendar work around a misfeature in Material Date
Picker. It accepts UTC seconds-since-epoch, but does not convert it to
the local time for display.
While I'm here, show the selected day in the time picker's title.
Fixes https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issues/3916
The "edit" icon when showing a scheduled status' time was grey, so it's
not obvious that this section is clickable.
Use colorPrimary, so it looks more like a button.
The previous code used `notificationTabPosition`, which was never
changed, so always 0.
This meant that if you e.g., got to `MainActivity` by clicking on a
notification, and the notification tab was current, the title would
still show "Home".
Fix that by using the existing `position` variable which represents the
currently selected tab, and ensure the correct title is shown.
Fixes#3864.
Make it easier for people to find information we need for a bug report,
and show it on AboutActivity.
New info is:
- Device manufacturer (e.g., "Google") and model (e.g., "Pixel 4a (5G)")
- Android version (e.g., "13")
- SDK version (e.g., "33")
- Active account (e.g., "@Tusky@mastodon.social")
- Server's version (e.g., "4.1.2+nightly-20230627")
All info is copyable to make it easy to include in a bug report. A
button to copy the information is also shown.
Update to Kotlin 1.9.0 and migrate to newer language idioms.
- Remove unnecessary @OptIn for features migrated to mainstream
- Use `data object` where appropriate
- Use new enum `entries` property
Migrate to touchimageview from photoview, and adjust the touch logic to correctly handle single finger drag, two finger pinch/stretch, flings, taps, and swipes.
As before, the features are:
- Single tap, show/hide controls and media description
- Double tap, zoom in/out
- Single finger drag up/down, scale/translate image, dismiss if scrolled too far
- Single finger drag left/right
- When not zoomed, swipe to next image if multiple images present
- When zoomed, scroll to edge of image, then to next image if multiple images present
- Two finger pinch/zoom, zoom in/out on the image
Behaviour differences to previous code
1. Bug fix: The image can't get "stuck" when zoomed, and impossible to scroll
2. Bug fix: Pinching is not mis-interpreted as a fling, closing the image
3. Bug fix: The zoom state of images is not lost or misinterpreted when the user swipes through multiple images
4. Bug fix: Double-tap zooms all the way, instead of stopping
5. Tapping outside the image does not dismiss it, controls and description show/hide
Fixes https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issues/3562, https://github.com/tuskyapp/Tusky/issues/2297
Android lint was erroneously warning that the forEach construct in
Kotlin required API 24+, which is incorrect, see
https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/185418482.
Work around that by forcing the Android lint version to 8.1.0.
This triggered some additional checks, which have been ignored, and a
new baseline.
Preferences are shown using view holders.
The previous code did not clear the listeners or hide the icons if
necessary.
The practical upshot of this was that if you had two or more slider
preferences, *and* they were situated more than a screen's height apart,
the viewholder from the first one would get reused.
And if the first one enabled icons then the second one would show them.
And clicking on the second one would also call the listeners for the
first one.
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