- Up to five code files saved as tabs in a strip above the bottom tabs.
- Compare a file with one from another ref, commit or place; the
current file goes left or right, then the other is chosen.
- The side pane on a wide screen is dragged to size and snaps back to
its default; the header/source split snaps to the middle.
- A tapped name is marked everywhere in the file, with previous/next.
- The Repositories tab pressed again goes back to the list page the
repository came from, then to the first page.
Agent: main (opus)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- The viewer's side pane is two cards: folder structure, and classes and
functions. A button swaps them and the choice is kept.
- Folders open in place; files inside them open from the tree.
- Unfolded Home: the headline is a card and the columns are equal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Four tabs in an app shell that becomes a rail from 600dp, a brighter sky-blue palette with the real UbiSam logo, a Home tab built on Gitea's activity feeds, a Work tab that searches issues and pull requests across repositories, a full-screen code viewer with search, outline and Visual Studio colors, C/C++ header/source pairing, and two-pane layouts for wide windows.
The five tasks were built and checked together, so they are one commit: MainActivity, the routes and the shared components belong to all of them. 409 unit tests pass, lint reports 0 errors. Verified on an emulator up to the sign-in screen only; no physical device was available.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebuilds the Material3 light/dark palette around a sky-blue primary, adds the UBGiteaTopBar wordmark to the repository list, and recolors the launcher icon background to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add a custom adaptive launcher icon (background/foreground/monochrome
layers), replacing Android's bare default. Original hand-drawn git-branch
glyph on the app's own established primary green, not a reproduction of
Gitea's logo.
- Add a compact VisibilityBadge for the repository list's public/private
label, replacing an unstyled full-width text line.
- Truncate the references screen's repository-name header to 2 lines with
an ellipsis instead of letting a long owner/name wrap to 3 lines and push
the branch/tag list down.
- Change "Pull Request" -> "PR" in strings_workitems.xml and
strings_notifications.xml, matching the "PR" abbreviation already used
everywhere else in the app and fixing a visible line-wrap on the live
notifications list.
Build/test/lint green, live-verified on device (light and dark mode).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gitea's own notification feed doesn't fire for plain pushes (only
issue/PR activity), so this app now periodically checks each favorited
repository's most recent push time itself and posts a local
notification when it advances past what was last seen.
- FavoritePushDetector: pure comparison logic, never notifies on a
repository's first sighting (only a real advance counts), avoiding a
notification storm the first time this feature ever runs.
- GetLatestPushEpochMillisUseCase: extracts the same 'newest branch
commit time' heuristic RepositoryListViewModel already uses for the
repository list's own last-push row, as a shared, reusable use case.
- SharedPreferencesLastSeenPushStore: one long per favorited repo, not
Room (docs/architecture.md reserves Room for offline caching).
- FavoritePushCheckWorker: 15-minute WorkManager periodic job,
network-constrained, no-ops cleanly with no session or no favorites.
- POST_NOTIFICATIONS requested at runtime on API 33+; a denial
degrades safely, the worker still runs and updates its baseline.
No deep link from the notification to the specific repository yet --
tapping it opens the app normally. End-to-end delivery (a real push
landing, 15 minutes elapsing) is unit-tested and the scheduling/
permission wiring is live-confirmed (prompt appeared, was granted, no
crash), but an actual notification firing hasn't been observed within
this same live-testing session.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
