Paged and Split now page like the week and day views; Split keeps its
vertical expand drag, now vertical-only beside the pager, and the pane
follows the grid's row count mid-swipe. The old trigger swipe and slide
transition are gone with their last callers.
Closes#336
Moves the day view onto the same pager as the week view (#131): days follow the finger and snap past half a page or on a fling, the hour gutter stays fixed, neighbouring days are loaded ahead. Opening a day from the month grid lands on that date directly.
Also, from review:
- The per-page state cache (week and day) leaked: dropped entries kept their `stateIn` coroutine and last loaded events alive until the ViewModel was cleared. It is now a shared `PageStateCache` in `common/` that gives each entry its own job and cancels it on eviction.
- The week and day anchor `state` chains had lost their `.catch`, so a settings-flow error crashed instead of showing the failure screen.
Part of #336; the month view follows in its own PR.
Co-authored-by: Jean-Luc Makiola <business@jeanlucmakiola.de>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/jlmakiola/calendula/pulls/337
Minor release rounding up the 2.21.0 milestone.
- Setup makes sure there is a calendar to write to: it offers to create a local calendar or add a syncing account when the device has none, and lists switched-off calendars so they can be turned back on (#287).
- The month grid gives its days more room: smaller week numbers in a gutter measured from the widest number, less chip padding, tighter label tracking (#189, #190, #212, #213).
- A month day shows as many event chips as its week row has height for, instead of a flat three.
- Split view draws only the rows its month spans instead of padding to six (#162).
- Short events show their title in week and day view (#289).
- A fully zoomed-out timeline no longer scrolls by its rounding leftover (#290).
- Backup & restore has loading, failure and empty states instead of a blank page (#304).
- Untitled events and unnamed calendars use the translated placeholder instead of the hardcoded German one, which the calendar editor could also save into the calendar (#321, #329).
Plus the release commit: CHANGELOG section, versionName 2.21.0 / versionCode 22100, and the en-US 22100 changelog. Merging this to main triggers the release pipeline.
Closes#287Closes#189Closes#190Closes#212Closes#213Closes#162Closes#289Closes#290Closes#304Closes#321Closes#329
Co-authored-by: Jean-Luc Makiola <business@jeanlucmakiola.de>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/jlmakiola/calendula/pulls/332
Patch release rounding up the three issues in the 2.20.4 milestone.
- An event opened from a reminder or a home-screen widget came back on every
later launch — an error screen once that event had been deleted. Android
hands back the intent that started the task each time the activity is
rebuilt, and the event channels acted on it every time instead of once
(#309).
- "Today" did nothing in the Agenda once you had scrolled ahead: the agenda is
browsed by scrolling, not by moving its date, so resetting the date alone
changed nothing. It now scrolls the list back, and the button stays offered
while the list is scrolled away (#305).
- The self-hosted F-Droid repo filed the app under "Time" instead of
"Calendar & Agenda" (#294).
Plus the release commit: CHANGELOG section, versionName 2.20.4 / versionCode
22004, and the en-US 22004 changelog. Merging this to main triggers the release
pipeline.
Closes#309Closes#305Closes#294
Co-authored-by: Jean-Luc Makiola <business@jeanlucmakiola.de>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/jlmakiola/calendula/pulls/313
The Controller section of `docs/PRIVACY.md` names the address a reader writes
to in order to exercise their rights under Art. 15-21 GDPR. That is a different
kind of mail from a project enquiry, so it now points at
`support@jeanlucmakiola.de` instead of `business@jeanlucmakiola.de`.
Same change is going into Agendula, and the website's own Datenschutzerklärung
already names `support@` in its § 1. `business@` stays reachable — it is just no
longer the published address anywhere.
`updated:` bumped to 2026-09-15, since the published policy changes.
Two notes for review:
- **Target branch.** CONTRIBUTING says to target the release branch named by the
issue's milestone. The open milestones (2.21.0 and later) have no branches
yet, so per the same section this targets `main` and says so — retarget it if
you would rather it waited for one.
- **No changelog entry.** The entries in `CHANGELOG.md` describe what changed
for the person using the app, and nothing about the app changed here. Happy to
add one under a new `## [Unreleased]` if you want the contact change to show
up in the release notes.
`business@` needs to keep accepting mail until this is live on
jeanlucmakiola.de/calendula/privacy and the Play Console listing has caught up.
Co-authored-by: Jean-Luc Makiola <business@jeanlucmakiola.de>
Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/jlmakiola/calendula/pulls/307
Frontmatter carries the title, description and date, the body starts at
the first section rather than repeating the title as an h1, and the
maintainer note is an HTML comment — a blockquote would have rendered
"edit this in a PR" onto the published privacy page.
The policy lived only as prose inside the website's Astro page, so it was
the one user-facing document with no review, no history here, and no way
to change it alongside the code that makes it true.
docs/PRIVACY.md is now that text, transcribed from the published page so
the wording is unchanged, and it becomes the source: the site's build
checks this repository out beside itself and renders this file through an
Astro content collection rather than keeping its own copy. One copy of the
policy exists anywhere, so the two cannot drift.
The README links it from Documentation and gains a Privacy section beside
License. Agendula is being set up the same way.
Jean-Luc Makiola
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