The Timezone handling is java seems to be quite strange, so I'm going to
skip it for now and fix it later. We do seem to have proper timezone
classes in future versions of Java, but that requires me to increase the
minSDKVersion, and therefore not support very old android devices.
For now just create a local git repo and commit all the changes over
there, we're going to allow the user to first see the app and use it
however they want, and later connect it to a remote git repo.
This commit breaks the app, as the on-boarding screen is no longer
connected so you cannot push to a remote app.
In the alpha version for now. The --build-number flag fails right now,
this seems to be a regression in flutter which has been fixed, but the
new version has yet to be released.
So, when I put this into a proper CI, it's going to fail :(
We get the path ourselves as the 'git plugin' is using the
android 'getFilesDir()', instead of 'getDataDir()' which is what the
path_provider returns.
It's strange that it returns the latter as the Android docs clearly
state that one should not use this path and should use getFilesDir
instead.
Many of these do not actually need an AsyncTask, but for now I'm just
following this pattern since I don't know if blocking on the receiever
thread will result in the app's UI being blocked.
We want to use this specific version number as it is the only one that
supports `git clone` on Android. The others use a hard-link while
creating a lock file while trying to perform a 'git clone'.
The Android Internal Storage does not support hard links, and therefore
aborts. This will need to be fixed in the latest version of jgit.
Generate an SSH key if it doesn't exist and then use that one. This was
just supposed to be a PoC. Sadly, it doesn't really work. I keep
getting Auth Failures when cloning. Not really sure what the problem
is.
