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v2.21.0
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- Setup makes sure you have a calendar to write to. A fresh install could
finish onboarding and land on an empty grid with nothing saying why — either
because the device had no calendar at all, or because every calendar it had
was switched off. Setup now covers both: it offers to create a calendar on
this device or to add an account that syncs one, and it lists the calendars
that exist but are switched off so you can turn them back on ([#287]).
Changed
- The month grid gives its days more room. Week numbers are set smaller and
their gutter is measured from the widest number it has to seat instead of
holding a fixed 40dp; event chips spend less of their width on padding; and
the labels in both are tracked more tightly, which is worth roughly a
character per chip ([#189], [#190], [#212], [#213]). - A month day shows as many events as it has height for. The limit was a
flat three at every size, so a tall week row threw away space it could have
filled, while a cramped one drew a third chip its band could not hold and put
the "more" marker below the clip, where nothing showed the day held more at
all. It is measured per week row now, and a tablet or a landscape phone seats
more of them. - Split view no longer pads a short month out to six rows. A five-row month
was handing the day pane a blank row and its gap — a sixth of the grid. The
grid now draws only the rows its month spans and the pane grows into the rest
([#162]).
Fixed
- Short events show their title in week and day view. A block needed 20dp
of height before it drew any title at all, which at fit-the-whole-day put the
cutoff around the half hour. The padding now tapers as the block shrinks, so
a short event keeps its name ([#289]). - A fully zoomed-out timeline sits still. Rounding its height up left it as
much as a pixel per hour taller than the viewport those hours are meant to
fill — some 24px of leftover scroll, enough to bounce off Android's
overscroll stretch ([#290]). - Backup & restore says what is going on instead of coming up blank. It
built its rows straight from the calendar list, so loading, a provider error,
and a device with nothing to export all rendered as an empty page with no
buttons on it ([#304]). - An event with no title reads in your language. It was labelled "(Ohne
Titel)" on every screen but the event's own, whatever language the phone was
set to: the German text was chosen before the translated one could be
([#321]). - A calendar the system gives no name reads in your language. The same
cause, in the calendar lists and pickers — and because the calendar editor
starts from that name, saving such a calendar wrote the German text into it
for real ([#329]).
Downloads
- Setup makes sure you have a calendar to write to. A fresh install could