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OxygenHub Android 0.1.1 v0.1.1 · ✔ signed by Andy McCall · andymccall ·

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  • Panels you can see (issue #24): on a phone, cards and boxes were near-black on black. The app now uses OxygenHub's own colours by default (Account › Wallpaper colours turns Android's back on), every card is one panel with a 1 dp edge, as the website's have, on a tone a clear step above the background, and wallpaper colours in the dark get the same steps. A backdrop stays inside its band, and an image the app cannot show yet (a README's badge) no longer leaves a 180 dp blank.
  • Flow, at a glance (issue #26): a Flow destination in the navigation: the runs of all your repositories, newest first, over a band of their sky (each repository a cluster, each run a mark) with how many are live, passed and failed; filters for live and failed; each run with its pulsing status, bookmark, trigger, who, when, how long, and a dot per job in its colour; tap for the run. Live runs refresh every 5 s while it is open. From OxygenHub's GET /user/flow/runs.
  • New repository, and an assistant to start it (issue #27, oxygenhub#347): Repositories has a + for a new repository: under you or an organisation you belong to, with a description and visibility. When the owner has an assistant set up, "Describe what you want to create…" asks it for a starting point (a README, build files, a source layout and a first test), drafted on the hub and committed as you; the screen follows it and lists the files. The app now asks for repo:admin at sign-in (making repositories needs it); a phone signed in before says to sign in again.
  • A home screen widget (issue #28): your latest three runs with their status, unread notifications and proposals waiting for your review, in OxygenHub's colours; a tap opens the app. It refreshes every half hour and whenever the app comes to the front, and asks for a sign-in when there is none. (Jetpack Glance 1.1.1.)
  • Colour on icons (issue #25): icons say what they are in the hub's colours, as its pages do: repositories, folders and account details in the accent, releases, projects and pending checks in purple, private and internal locks in their warning colour, notifications by kind (a broken build red, a fixed one green, a review purple), and empty screens' icons in the accent.

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