Ciao guys, as usual for thr first week of the month, a new production release has been published!
This version contains some stability issues (especially when navigating through comments or posts, opening and closing a post detail, etc.), some performance improvements when opening contents or refreshing (for cases that were, at least to me, very annoying) and several layout enhancements (duplicated paddings, progress bars where they shouldn’t be, system nav bar color, etc).
There are a couple of brand new features too, such as admin tools and the default editor language on a per-instance basis, plus the downvote option is not shown any more if it is not allowed by your instance.
There are lot (trust me, a lot) of under the hood improvements: new unit tests being added, several dependency updates and the whole project was migrated to Kotlin 2.0.0, Compose Multiplatform 1.6.11 and Gradle 8.8. As you may have noticed, this made it also possible to launch iOS builds apart from Android ones, and I dont exclude that in the future I may be working on a desktop port.
Have a nice month! 🦝🏳️🌈🦝 And enjoy the release!
Hello! Would it be possible to not override crash reports that are stored on the phone? If there are crashes that are not related, occurring one after another, only the last one is always available, overriding previous ones. Would be much easier to send it back to you.
Yes of course it is possible, I just wanted to avoid creating a large text file by always appending reports and I didn’t think if was worth implementing a log rotation mechanism.
I can default the value to
falseand, if you enable crash reporting, I assume you can periodically delete the file manually.Those crash sizes r like 5kB; I just looked at app’s cache > 200MB, I believe it’s safe to turn appending on & overriding off.
Ok, done it!