Release v2.22.0 (#355)
Views: navigation, transitions and split-view behaviour. See CHANGELOG.md for the full list. Co-authored-by: Jean-Luc Makiola <business@jeanlucmakiola.de> Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/jlmakiola/calendula/pulls/355
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• Week and day view: tapping an empty slot now creates the event at the hour you tapped, even after zooming the timeline or changing the hour height.
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• Drag an event to reschedule it — press and hold it in month, week or day view and drop it on another time or day. Recurring events ask what the move applies to.
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• Delete several search results at once: long-press a hit to start selecting, then delete them in one action.
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• First launch is now a short wizard. It can also set up automatic backup and let you pick the view Calendula opens on, both with previews.
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• Drag to reschedule can now be turned off: Settings → Views → “Drag to reschedule”. It stays on by default; switched off, events can no longer be picked up in the month, week or day view.
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• Calendula now speaks Brazilian Portuguese, thanks to a community translation. Pick it under Settings → Language.
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• Tapping an event in month view now opens the event instead of its day.
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• An edit shows straight away when you re-open the event.
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• The month widget's arrows no longer die after a few taps — an oversized update was killing the launcher's widget host.
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• Jump-to-today in seamless weeks lands on the current week, and day/week view no longer run flush against the right edge.
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• A meeting you declined is struck through everywhere and no longer reminds you.
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• A custom Agenda range no longer crashes the app in French. Choosing a custom range — or just typing a number into that field — closed the app on any phone set to French, and only a range of exactly one day escaped it. Other languages were never affected.
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