- New SourceFiltersScreen with All toggle + add/remove of specific
installer package names. Backed by PREFERENCE_FILTER_INSTALLERS
(Set<String>); PREFERENCE_FILTER_AURORA_ONLY preserved as the All
switch for backward compat.
- UpdateWorker reads installer via getInstallSourceInfo (R+) / falls
back to deprecated getInstallerPackageName below.
- UpdatesPreferenceScreen: "Filter F-Droid apps" moved to Advanced;
"Filter apps from other sources" becomes a navigation row to the
new sub-screen with a state summary.
Replace the 1-24h slider with a SingleChoiceDialog listing 7 presets
(3h, 6h, 12h, 24h, 3d, 7d, 15d). Storage stays as an Int hour count
under the same preference key, so old values keep working; off-preset
values display as the nearest preset but are only overwritten when the
user picks something new.
- Group updates into main / approval-required / incompatible / ignored
- New ignored_update table (v8) with per-version skip support
- isIncompatible flag on pristine system apps for HyperOS / GrapheneOS (v7)
- requiresOwnershipTransfer() runtime check on Android 14+
- Rename AppMenuSheet -> AppUpdateSheet; drop MinimalApp, nav carries Update
- Trim AppUpdateItem (no changelog dropdown / long-click)
- Fix DownloadHelper.downloadsList recomposition flicker (stable StateFlow)
- ExportWorker is now download-only
Drops every Fragment, DialogFragment and BottomSheet in view/ui plus
the flavoured SplashFragment variants. All call sites now route
through compose/ui equivalents and ComposeActivity.
Drops the Epoxy carousel controllers, view models, shimmer placeholders,
custom layouts (ActionHeader, StateButton, UpdateButton) and bespoke
preference helpers, all now superseded by the Compose composables.
CategoryBrowseScreen and ExpandedStreamBrowseScreen are added; the
details / dev / dispenser / downloads / favourite / installed /
search / spoof / blacklist / accounts / about screens, StreamBrowse,
the onboarding MicroG page, the AppDetailsScreen plus the affected
viewmodels (AuthViewModel, ExpandedStreamBrowse, CategoryStream,
TopChart) are reworked to feed the new Compose entry points.
Also fixes CategoryBrowse pagination and the cluster-header
navigation regressions surfaced during migration.
SplashScreen reacts to NetworkProvider and ditches the separate
SplashButton class for inline buttons. Google sign-in moves into the
dedicated GoogleLoginScreen reachable from the splash flow.
NetworkSheet replaces the legacy NetworkDialogSheet with a persistent
modal that reacts to NetworkProvider status. MoreSheet hosts the
account / settings / about entry points. AppMenuSheet provides the
per-app long-click menu (blacklist, uninstall, export, info).
Settings, UI, Installation, Network and Updates preference panes are
now native Compose. Replaces the old PreferenceFragment XML hierarchy
with explicit ListItem / Switch / dialog rows.
MainScreen hosts the bottom-nav between Apps / Games / Updates with a
HorizontalPager. The Apps/Games host (AppsGamesScreen) carries the
For You / Top Charts / Categories sub-tabs implemented as separate
pages.
ComposeActivity becomes the sole launch target; the legacy MainActivity
is removed. Destination / Screen pair drives navigation3, NavDisplay
handles deep links plus microG-aware resume rechecks, and Theme.kt
is tightened for edge-to-edge.
Bridges Flows whose values have broken equals() (the gplayapi
StreamBundle/StreamCluster id-only-equals quirk) into Compose state by
forcing recomposition via neverEqualPolicy.
StreamCarousel for cluster-based home/category lists, CategoryItem grid
tile, and AppUpdateItem for the updates list. AnimatedAppIcon plus the
existing AppListItem and LargeAppListItem are adjusted to fit the new
call sites.
The VM was calling PackageUtil.getAllValidPackages(context) eagerly in its
constructor, which Hilt creates on the main thread. The PackageManager IPC
plus a per-app loadLabel() for sorting froze the screen long enough that
the existing ContainedLoadingIndicator never got a chance to render.
We also require users to force restart on applying proxy. This logic can be reused
there when migrated to compose.
Signed-off-by: Aayush Gupta <aayushgupta219@gmail.com>
Server can send same package again as we are filtering through different bundles. Keys are basically
packageName's hashcode, so they can end up as being similar and crash the app.
Signed-off-by: Aayush Gupta <aayushgupta219@gmail.com>
