Rework ReorderableColumn: the first cut measured each row, but grouped
cards have position-dependent padding, so slot heights varied and rows
snapped to the wrong places with no animation. Now rows are a fixed
uniform pitch, the target slot is the whole-pitches dragged, neighbours
slide aside with a spring, and the held row settles onto its slot before
the order commits. Add a lift (scale + shadow) on the held row and
cancel an in-flight settle if a new drag pre-empts it.
GroupedRow gains gapBelow so the reorderable list can own uniform
inter-row spacing.
On-device verified on Pixel 10.
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A FREQ=YEARLY event has one static title, so a per-occurrence age is impossible
without heavy per-year exception rows. Replace {age} with {year} — the birth
year (or an anniversary's start year) — which is static and correct on every
occurrence, and shows everywhere (widgets, other apps, exports).
- renderSpecialDateTitle substitutes {year}; drop the age snapshot computation
and the sync `today` parameter.
- Default templates become "{name}'s birthday ({year})" / "…anniversary ({year})".
- Rename the setting to "Show year" (prefs specialDatesShowYear) and remove the
now-unneeded {age} snapshot disclaimer in the template editor.
- Update tests, CHANGELOG and the design-doc note.
lint + unit tests + assembleDebug green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The "Title format" row was only editable for Birthdays; move it into each
per-type card so Anniversaries and Other dates get their own editable template
too (the dialog was already keyed by type). Each enabled type card now reads
toggle → title format → reminders.
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Managed calendars now treat reminders as a calendar-level setting instead of the
seed-once-per-event model, matching how these homogeneous birthday/anniversary
calendars are actually used.
- New per-type "Reminders" control in the Contact special dates section. Changing
it persists the per-calendar all-day override (so new events match) AND
re-applies the set to *all existing events* in that calendar
(CalendarDataSource.applyManagedCalendarReminders → SpecialDatesSyncEngine
.applyReminders), encoding each event's all-day offset from its own date.
- Settings → Notifications: the contact-date calendars no longer offer a
per-calendar override row; they show a link that jumps to the Contact special
dates section (managedCalendarIds now in SettingsUiState).
Tests cover applyReminders (override persisted + bulk-apply invoked, and None
clears). lint + unit tests + assembleDebug green.
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Previously only the small day-number was a tap target, so tapping the
blank area of a day cell (or its "+N" overflow) did nothing. Make every
non-event part of a day column open that day — the day number, the empty
lane cells, and the overflow row — via a shared openDayAction, so a tap
anywhere on a day opens it, matching the in-app month grid. Event bars
keep opting out to open their own detail.
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Add a "Views" settings section that lets users pick which views the
top-bar quick-switch button cycles through and drag to reorder them,
plus an independent drag-to-reorder for the navigation drawer's view
list. Two separate configs: a view turned off in the quick-switch
cycle is still reachable from the drawer, which always lists every view.
- QuickSwitchConfig (order + enabled set) and a drawer order persisted
in SettingsPrefs (comma-joined enum names; "!" marks a disabled view).
Missing views append enabled and unknown names drop, so a future view
defaults into both lists.
- The pill cycles through the configured enabled views in order; the
drawer renders CalendarDrawer from the drawer order. Both threaded
from CalendarHost via CalendarHostViewModel.
- New ReorderableColumn: dependency-free, measurement-driven drag
reordering for the short grouped-card settings lists (no LazyColumn,
since settings are a single verticalScroll column). Commits one write
per gesture.
- The switch needs two targets, so the last two enabled views can't be
turned off.
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Tapping a widget header now opens the app on a sensible top-level view,
via a shared WidgetNavRequest.OpenView(view?) — a concrete view roots
there over the default home, a null view resolves to the default home:
- Month widget: the month/year title opens the month view (#18). Its
"today" button now snaps the grid back to the current month in place
(the reset that used to sit on the title), so paging + jump-to-today
are both reachable and the title is free to open the app.
- Agenda widget: the "Upcoming" title opens the default view (#20), so
users whose home view is Week/Month can reach it in one tap instead of
drilling through a day or event.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The month widget's prev/next/today controls and the agenda widget's
refresh run through Glance `actionRunCallback<T>()`, which persists the
callback's class name into the click PendingIntent and instantiates it
reflectively when tapped. Under R8 full mode (AGP 9 default) those
callback classes — only ever referenced reflectively — were renamed and
lost their no-arg constructor, so the lookup failed silently and the
arrows did nothing on release builds (while actionStartActivity taps,
which need no reflection, kept working).
Keep every ActionCallback's name and constructor. Verified against the
release mapping: ShiftMonthAction/ResetMonthAction/RefreshAgendaAction
now retain their original fully-qualified names.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A FREQ=YEARLY event has one static title, so {age} is only a sync-time snapshot
and can look wrong on far-future occurrences. Keep it out of the default
templates ({name}'s birthday / anniversary), and when a user does add {age} in
the title-format editor, show a short disclaimer about the snapshot behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- German translations for the special-dates sub-page, the managed-field editor
hint, and the calendar/title strings.
- Store listing (en/de): a paragraph on the optional, on-device, one-way contact
special-dates feature.
- Soften the calendar-permission rationale ("all it asks for up front") now that
an optional contacts permission exists, without weakening the privacy promise.
- CHANGELOG entry for #15.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A dedicated sub-page under Settings drives the mirror:
- master enable toggle — requests READ_CONTACTS contextually (only here, never at
startup), runs an immediate sync on enable, and on disable confirms then tears
the managed calendars down;
- per-type toggles (Birthdays / Anniversaries / Other), each confirm-guarded
since turning one off deletes its calendar;
- an editable title template ({name}/{age}) and a Show-age toggle;
- a "Sync now" row with the last-run time, a paused/permission banner with a
re-grant button, and a pointer to per-calendar colour/visibility/reminders.
Exposed via a separate SpecialDatesUiState flow (the main settings combine is
already at capacity); the ViewModel gained the engine/scheduler wiring.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When editing an event in a special-dates calendar, the title, all-day/date and
recurrence are locked (the sync overwrites them) while reminders, location, notes
and colour stay editable — the field-level "managed" contract from the design.
- EventEditUiState.isManaged (calendar id ∈ managedCalendarIds while editing),
wired through the ViewModel's state combine.
- InlineTextField/InlineField gain an `enabled` flag (dims + goes read-only);
ScheduleRow dims and disables its date/time taps; the all-day switch and the
recurrence card are disabled.
- A one-line "Managed by …" hint under the title explains what's editable.
The calendar picker needs no change — it's already create-only, and managed
events are always edits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Mirrors the auto-backup infrastructure. A daily periodic WorkManager job plus an
immediate run on enable/"Sync now" and a debounced foreground run keep the mirror
fresh without a ContentObserver.
- SpecialDatesScheduler.apply/runNow + SpecialDatesSyncWorker (EntryPoint):
respects the toggle, debounces foreground runs (4h), and parks the feature in a
PermissionRevoked stalled state (recorded for the settings banner) instead of
retrying forever when READ_CONTACTS is gone.
- CalendulaApp.onCreate reconciles the schedule on every launch.
- RootScreen ON_RESUME enqueues a debounced foreground sync, gated on the
READ_CONTACTS grant so opted-out users never enqueue it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The engine reconciles device contact dates into the per-type local calendars.
Each run is an idempotent diff keyed on the deterministic UID_2445:
- new contacts inserted (seeding reminders via resolveDefaultReminder, plus a
useful per-calendar all-day default of on-the-day + a week before so birthdays
get lead time out of the box);
- changed contacts get a targeted managed-column update (title/dtstart/rrule
only) — reminders/location/notes are never re-touched, so user edits survive;
- removed contacts deleted.
Managed calendars are created/adopted/removed per enabled type (reconcileCalendars,
self-healing against a stored-id that no longer exists), all-day FREQ=YEARLY
events anchored at the birth year (or a leap anchor when year-less). Pure helpers
(uid, anchor, age snapshot, title templating) and the diff are extracted for
unit testing; a stateful fake exercises full-run idempotency and user-data
preservation.
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Adds the SettingsPrefs surface the mirror is configured and reconciled through:
master enable, per-type toggles (default all three on), per-type managed calendar
id (source of truth for the editor's managedCalendarIds and the sync targets),
editable per-type title template, show-age, and a run/stalled status plus a
foreground-sync debounce timestamp.
Calendar ids are stored per type under their own long key (no serialization/
escaping); templates likewise per type. SpecialDatesStatus/StalledReason model
the paused (permission-revoked) state for the settings banner.
Extends the test FakeCalendarDataSource with a stateful managed-event surface
(inserts reflected in later queries) so the sync engine can be exercised for
idempotency. Round-trip tests for every new pref.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The special-dates mirror needs a durable, user-invisible per-event key so a
re-sync diffs instead of duplicating. Rather than Events.SYNC_DATA1 (which the
provider drops on a LOCAL calendar unless written via a sync-adapter URI), the
key is a deterministic UID_2445 (contact-<type>:<lookupKey>@calendula), written
and read through the normal event URIs the app already uses.
- createManagedCalendar: a normal local calendar plus a CAL_SYNC2 marker, so the
mirror can re-adopt its calendars after a prefs wipe (findManagedCalendars).
- queryManagedEvents: reads back _ID/UID_2445/TITLE/DTSTART/RRULE (DELETED=0) as
the existing side of the diff.
- insertManagedEvent: writes the deterministic UID and seeds reminder rows once.
- updateManagedFields: a bare, targeted column update — never reconciles
reminders/attendees, so user-owned event data survives every sync.
Reuses toWriteTimes/toRfc2445Duration (all-day UTC-midnight DTSTART + P1D
DURATION for the FREQ=YEARLY row) and the existing deleteEvent for removals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codeberg #15, foundation for the contact special-dates calendars. Declares the
optional, feature-gated READ_CONTACTS permission (never requested at startup)
and adds the offline, read-only contacts reader.
- AndroidManifest: READ_CONTACTS with a comment documenting the opt-in/offline
one-way-mirror contract.
- domain/contacts: SpecialDateType + ContactSpecialDate model and a pure
parseContactEventDate covering full (yyyy-MM-dd), year-less (--MM-dd) and
compact (yyyyMMdd) shapes, with Feb-29 handling via a leap anchor.
- data/contacts: ContactSpecialDatesDataSource querying ContactsContract.Data
Event rows, split by TYPE, deduped per (contact, type); returns empty without
the permission so sync can degrade to a stalled state. Hilt-bound.
- Unit tests for the date parser (full/year-less/compact/Feb-29/malformed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extract the disabled-calendar filtering from EventReminderReceiver into a
pure postableAlerts() function and unit-test it, since the receiver flow
itself is not reachable from a plain JUnit test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reminders fired for every due CalendarAlerts row regardless of whether
the event's calendar had been disabled in-app, even though disabled
calendars are hidden from every other surface. Carry the calendar id
through the alert and filter disabled calendars before posting, while
still marking all due alerts fired so the provider stops re-broadcasting
the suppressed ones.
Closes #17
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Make a debug install unmistakable next to the production app, Flutter-style:
- src/debug resource overrides: "Calendula Debug" label and a burnt-orange
launcher-icon background (production stays slate). The .debug applicationId
suffix already lets both install side by side.
- DebugRibbon: a "DEBUG" corner ribbon overlaid in MainActivity, gated on
BuildConfig.DEBUG so release/releaseTest never show it. Enables the
buildConfig feature for the flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Saving "only this event" on a recurring event inserts a modified-occurrence
exception at Events.CONTENT_EXCEPTION_URI. buildOccurrenceExceptionValues set
the occurrence's end as DTEND, but the provider rejects that outright —
CalendarProvider2.checkAllowedInException throws
IllegalArgumentException: Exceptions can't overwrite dtend
so the insert failed, the save surfaced as SaveUiState.Failed, and the edit
screen reappeared with no change applied. "This and following" and "all events"
never go through the exception insert, which is why only "only this event" broke
(Codeberg #16, verified on a Pixel 10 / Android 16).
An exception is a single instance whose end the provider derives from
DTSTART + DURATION (clearing the inherited RRULE itself), so carry the length as
DURATION and drop DTEND — the same shape AOSP Calendar/Etar use. Verified
on-device: editing one occurrence now applies to just that occurrence and leaves
the rest of the series untouched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Codeberg #14. Event-level multi-reminders already worked; this widens the
*defaults* layer from a single Int to a List<Int> so a calendar's default can
carry several lead times (e.g. a birthday calendar: one week before *and* on
the day).
- SettingsPrefs: global + per-calendar timed/all-day defaults become List<Int>;
CalendarReminderOverride.Minutes(List<Int>); resolveDefaultReminder returns a
list. Storage stays backward-compatible — a legacy single value ("30") parses
to [30], comma-joined for multiples, "none"/empty for no reminder.
- ReminderDefaultPicker is now multi-select: M3 Checkbox rows over the existing
grouped-tonal idiom, an exclusive "use default" group for per-calendar
overrides, and a Custom row that adds an arbitrary lead time to the set.
Optimistic local state so quick successive toggles don't race the settings
flow round-trip.
- New events seed their reminder list from the resolved default.
Tests cover none/single/multiple round-trips, legacy single-value parsing, and
per-calendar list overrides. lint + test + assembleDebug green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Issue #12 asks for hiding finished events in the agenda view *and* its
home-screen widget. The in-app screen already honours the Past events
setting (Show / Dim / Hide); extend the same setting to the "Upcoming"
agenda widget.
The widget loads its events unfiltered and applies the mode reactively in
the composition against a captured "now" — mirroring how the range is read
from per-instance Glance state — so toggling the setting reflects on a live
widget without relying on provideGlance's data preamble re-running. Hiding
drops finished events and any day they empty; dimming fades the colour
stripe and lowers the title's emphasis (Glance has no generic alpha
modifier). setPastEventDisplay now pushes the mode into each widget's Glance
state and recomposes, like setAgendaWidgetRange.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump versionName to 2.12.0 (versionCode 21200) and add the changelog.
Merging this into main triggers release.yaml, which builds, signs,
publishes and mints the v2.12.0 tag + Gitea release.
Closes #13
Overlapping events split a day column into narrow lanes where the title
was clipped to one or two characters. Mirror Google Calendar: drop the
time label on overlapping (multi-lane) blocks and wrap the title across
as many lines as the block height allows, so the full title stays
readable without opening the event.
Closes #13
Adds two independent display settings under Settings › Appearance, both
defaulting to the current behaviour (off) so nothing changes until a user
opts in:
• Agenda › "Past events" (Show / Dim / Hide) — events that already ended
today can be left as-is, faded, or dropped from the list. Hiding also
removes any day left empty, falling back to the empty state. Re-evaluated
each minute so rows fade/fall away as they end while the screen is open.
• Calendar › "Dim completed events" — a separate toggle that fades finished
events in the month and week grids, kept independent of the agenda setting.
An event counts as completed once its end is at or before now (in-progress
events are never dimmed; all-day events only after their day is fully over),
via a shared EventInstance.hasEnded(now). The grids read the cut-off through
a new LocalDimCutoff CompositionLocal (mirroring LocalShowHourLines) so only
the event chips recompose on the per-minute tick, and only while dimming is on.
Also adds an "Agenda" section header so the agenda rows stand apart in the
now-busier Appearance screen, and documents the feature in the changelog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Opening the new-event form now puts the cursor in the title field and raises the
keyboard, so the user can type the name straight away instead of tapping the
field first (issue #10). On by default — most events get a title — with a new
"Focus title on new event" switch in Settings → New event form to turn it off.
Only the create form auto-focuses: editing an existing event and opening a
prefilled/imported form never grab focus (guarded by !isEditing && title blank).
- SettingsPrefs: autofocusEventTitle (booleanPreferencesKey), default true.
- Plumbed through SettingsViewModel/UiState (settings switch) and
EventEditViewModel/UiState (read by the form).
- EventEditScreen: a FocusRequester on the title InlineField, requested once per
open from a LaunchedEffect when the guard holds.
- Strings (en + de), unit test for the new pref default/round-trip.
Bumps to 2.11.2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Calendula didn't declare the intent filters launchers and the system use for
calendar actions, so it never appeared in the "default calendar app" chooser —
on every platform, not just GrapheneOS (issue #9). Android exposes no API for an
app to set itself default, so registering these filters is the only way users can
pick it from the system picker.
Adds to MainActivity:
- MAIN + APP_CALENDAR — the "open the calendar app" action the OS/launchers use.
- VIEW on content://com.android.calendar/time/<epochMillis> and the time/epoch
mime type — a launcher/clock date tap. The provider's time Uri is parsed into a
LocalDate and opened on the day view, rooted over the default home view (a new
sourceless WidgetNavRequest.OpenDate). The .ics import path now ignores the
calendar provider host so a date tap isn't mistaken for a file to import.
Bumps to 2.11.1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Per review, it shouldn't be a top-level Settings entry: the "Help translate"
link now sits at the top of the full-screen App language picker (OptionPicker
gains an optional header slot). Updated README + changelog wording to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Invite community translations: a new Settings > Help translate row (next to
App language) opens the project's Weblate engage page, plus a Translations
section in the README. Documented in the 2.11.0 changelog.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Turning automatic backup off only cancelled the periodic work, so a
run-now that kept failing (e.g. its folder was deleted) retried forever
and spammed failure notifications.
- Cancel the immediate "run now" work too when backup is disabled.
- Worker no-ops (no retry) when the toggle is off, so already-queued work
can't revive itself.
- Reconcile scheduled work against saved settings on every app launch —
re-arms after a reinstall and clears orphaned work once backup is off.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
