It seems sometimes when an app is updated their documents path changes.
So our cached version of it is now incorrect and needs to be refreshed -
Fixes#159
This works slightly better on iOS and on Android it has a keep alive,
which will prevent our app from being killed. Additionally, this way
there is less for me to maintain, which is always nicer.
The API for flutter_web_auth is also much simpler.
This also inolves some custom logic for parsing the Query Parameters
from the GitLab callback, as it doesn't seem to be a proper URI. Not
sure what is going on with Gitlab.
In the FlattenedNotesFolder we can have a filter to only show certain
notes. This is used for showing notes that match some tags. When the
note is added to this virtual folder it matches the tag, but later it
does not.
With this 'txt' files are now read and written. However, they don't have
any metadata so they don't show up correctly in the sort order and
currently the Markdown Editor is still available for them.
Related to #55
Only build the AAB, since it's all we're uploading. Earlier the apk was
still useful as I was downloading it for manual testing, but now all
testing is done by downloading the release from the app store in a
Closed Testing List.
If the user presses Enter and were previously editing a bullet point,
then we should add a new bullet point with the same indentation.
This is a massive hack, and I don't like the way it is implemented. It
sucks that I cannot seem to access the keyboard events for the
TextField.
Fixes#140
When creating a new note, if some text is written and then removed, we
should update the icon accordingly. Ideally it would be awesome if this
could be done for any changes, but I think comparing the body of the
note after each change might be too expensive.
Instead lets just use the path_provider. This was being used as for some
reason I wanted the files to reside inside the 'files' folder and not in
the 'app_flutter' directory.
However, that requires maintaining a fork of path_provider, which I no
longer want to do.
This way the app can be built for desktop platforms. There is still a
lot of work to do in order to get it to work, but this is a start.
Related to #137
Earlier we used to call 'adb logcat' and get all the logs and send
those. This didn't work on iOS and we wouldn't get all the logs even in
android at times as the logcat buffer can be unreliable.
Since now we log all the messages to a file, we can just send that file.
The disadvtange is that we only get Dart level logs, and not iOS or Java
or NDK or our C libraries logs.
I should really dump libgit2 ASAP.
