* chore: pump flutter to 3.41.6
* more isar cleanup
* ignore experimental use for TableMigration
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Co-authored-by: shenlong-tanwen <139912620+shalong-tanwen@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix!: do not allow insecure oauth requests by default
* fix: format
* fix: make open-api
* fix: tests
* nit: casing
* chore: migration to allow insecure if current oauth uses http
* fix: add markFinished parameter to loadRequest and loadCodecRequest methods
* update loadRequest and loadCodecRequest methods to use isFinal
* Apply suggestions from code review
Co-authored-by: Mert <101130780+mertalev@users.noreply.github.com>
* remove redundant check
* fix: ensure isFinished is set correctly during cache eviction
* formatting
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* Fix#26502: Fix timestamp handling for database backup in Web UI
Frontend parsed backup timestamps as UTC, but they were in the
server's local timezone, causing wrong relative times.
Add `timezone` field to DatabaseBackupDto to expose server timezone.
Update frontend to parse timestamps using this timezone.
Convert timestamps to user's local timezone before rendering.
Fallback to browser timezone if server timezone is missing.
Ensures correct relative time display in Web UI.
* fix: regenerate open-api types and remove custom backup type
- Ran `make open-api` to update types based on backend changes
- Removed custom BackupWithTimezone type in MaintenanceBackupsList
- Updated timezone props to use the newly generated native type
* fix: simplify timezone handling for database backups
- Updated DatabaseBackupDto to make timezone a required property
- Removed manual DateTime.local().zoneName fallbacks
- Cleaned up type casts after regenerating OpenAPI types
* fix: Add missing newline at end of spec file
We are generally looking to move away from hooks as they are hard to
reason about and have weird bugs. In particular, the timer did not
properly capture the ref of the callback, and so it would execute on old
state. A standard stateful widget does not have this problem, and is
easier to organise.
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
* disable bottom safe area on trash bottom bar so that it extends below the system nav bar
* remove manual padding calculations
* re-add static vertical padding to maintain previous bottom bar height
* refactor: replace DispatchQueue + DispatchSemaphore with OperationQueue for image processing
* implement RequestRegistry and UnfairLock for managing cancellable requests
* implement requests registry for local and remote image processing
* remove Cancellable protocol and cancel method from request registry
* use mutex
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Co-authored-by: mertalev <101130780+mertalev@users.noreply.github.com>
The widget is not recreated correctly when videoPlayName changes, which
can cause weird behaviour with hooks and timers (like timers not firing
when they should do). Using a key forces flutter to recreate the widget
properly and allow the assumptions in build to work correctly.
* fix(mobile): don't update search filters in-place
Search filters are currently modified in-place, which can feel quite
janky. The chips behind the bottom sheet update instantly, and the
search page gets confused because filters have been applied but no
search has been initiated. Filters should keep their own copy of the
filter when they're opened, and the commit + search on apply.
The previous filter and pre-filter concepts were also cleaned up. They
added complexity, and `search()` now owns the full life cycle of the
filter.
This now also reverts the changes from #27155, as this solution should
be cleaner.
* refactor & color tweak
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Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
3 seconds is too long for some people, and it can be confusing to see
the video not playing and no indication that it's buffering. Reducing
the duration of the timer should show the spinner faster and prevent
confusion.
Co-authored-by: Alex <alex.tran1502@gmail.com>
fix(mobile): reset video controls hide timer when showing controls changes
The hide timer currently only resets when the status of the video
changes, but does not account for when the controls change. This means
that two things happen:
1. The hide timer does not reset when the controls become visible
again, the controls will stay visible forever or until the playback
status changes.
2. The hide timer will fire too quickly, and will hide the controls
much sooner than 5 seconds if the controls are hidden and then shown
again before the hide timer fires.
At current, the controls for videos are always hidden when opening an
asset from the timeline, and when swiping between assets. The latter is
actually quite annoying, so it would be better UX if video controls were
hidden when opening from the timeline like before, but visibility of the
controls was retained when swiping between assets.
These toasts can sometimes cover UI elements and make them impossible to
interact with until they are dismissed. Specifically, deleting an asset
will show a toast over the video controls and prevent seeking.
* refactor listener tracking for image stream completers and fix early cancel call
* fix: improve cache listener identification in image stream tracking
* add documentation and test cases for listener tracking in ImageStreamCompleter
* fix: remove unnecessary image provision flag from listener tracking
* fix: override setImage method in cache aware listener tracker mixin
* fix: rename test file
