* Fix of the issue that project build would
fail if trying to run it with enabled
temperature sensor. The sensor itself is
not functional due to hardware issue,
but if such option is present in the
codebase, it should be kept working.
* Cleanups.
During the fade in or fade out phase, when the user turns the encoder to
set the volume, the fade in or fade out phase continues and the target
volume is set to the one requested by the user
* Removed some legacy files that were
compiled, but not used anywhere.
* Cleaned-up ImageManager and
FontManager implementations, trying
to use RAII wherever possible.
* Fixed minor bugs in Font.cpp
implementation.
* Removed unused includes.
* Other minor cleanups and refactors.
* Removed frames that were drawn around the
entire screen, as they're not present in
the design and are not even visible,
as the very edge of the display is
covered by the casing.
* Cleanups.
Task relates to What’s new feature that needs to
know which version of MuditaOS was installed
before the update.
Normally What’s new uses a database to get the
previous version, but after the first run this
field will be empty.
To bypass this issue the PureRecovery needs to
save the previous version in recovery_status.json
that is generated after the update process.
When the alarm rings during the What`s new application, the system
handles the alarm and closes the current application. After the alarm
ends, we go to the main application without showing any more new
features.
* Added database with What's New entries.
* Added translations to What's New app.
* Updated image assets version to the
one containing What's New icons.
* Design fixes.
* Minor issues fixes.
We create a new "what's new" application, which starts after the update
is completed and when the saved version number is different from the
current one.
Harmony's UI will be consistent so that on each screen showing the
elapsed time on a timer (Meditation, Relaxation and Focus Timer, Power
nap) will have words indicating which feature is active. This is how it
is done with the focus timer and has been added to other timers as well.
Fix of the issue that removing custom
alarm file while the alarm was ringing
would result in "Unsupported media file"
popup being shown for any file on
alarm sound selection list.
The longer the time countdown on the progress bar, the less frequently
the screen is refreshed, which results in less power consumption when
running the Meditation, Relaxation, Power Nap and Focus Timer
applications.
The countdown timer in in the Power Nap and the Relaxation app has been changed
according to the new design. Now the countdown timer only shows the minutes.
The countdown timer in the Meditation app has been changed
according to the new design. Now the countdown timer only shows the seconds
in the countdown window and only the minutes in the ongoing meditation window.
Added a basic version of the Focuse timer function.
This basic version allows the user to run the focus timer with
only the default parameters. Focus time is set at 25 minutes,
short break at 5 minutes for 10 focus intervals.
