The demo library has plenty of entries with no artwork, which render as
placeholders in the store screenshots. Filter the album and artist lists (and
the home rows) to entries the sync marked with a coverArt id, so no extra
image loads are needed to decide.
The library accent follows the playback artwork (LibraryRoute derives it from
the current item), so pass the playing album instead of the first list entry,
which made the tab bar disagree with the miniplayer. Inset the miniplayer
progress bar when the tab bar is present, matching AppRoot.
Render the miniplayer in a column below the screen instead of overlaying it, so
the library tab bar and the list-options FAB are no longer covered. Use Ugress
for the artist screen, drop Various Artists from the home artist rows, and have
the album screen play its first track so the row indicator and the miniplayer
colours match the album.
Use a different album for the now-playing and album screens (Chillhop Winter,
My latin way) so the store shots show distinct colour schemes, tint the home
screen with the playing album so the logo pops, and render the miniplayer on
the albums, album, artists and search screens. Search now runs "chill".
The generator stages the sync into an on-disk database and caches cover bytes
under the temp dir, and only fetches full-resolution art for the covers shown
large; grid art uses the thumbnail endpoint.
Tint the home screen with the artwork theme the app derives from the playing
album, so the subtracks logo and accents pick up a vivid colour (The Knife -
Shaking The Habitual) instead of the default scheme. Switch the now-playing and
album screens to The Polish Ambassador - Future, Sex, Computers, and search for
"chill" so the result grid shows the Chillhop Essentials covers.
Replace the placeholder-art screenshots with renders of a real library, so the
store listing shows real album and artist art and names.
The generator (DemoScreenshotTest, run with `gradle :app:demoScreenshots`) syncs
the public Navidrome demo (demo.navidrome.org) into an in-memory database using
the normal SyncService pipeline, derives the theme colours from the fetched
cover art, and renders each screen. The synced data and cover art stay in memory
and are never written to the repository; only the resulting PNGs are committed.
The test is excluded from the unit-test tasks and is not part of CI.
Also reverts the screenshot fixture palette tweak from the previous commit,
which the real art makes unnecessary.
Bump versionCode to 13 and versionName to 3.0.0. The Flutter app ended at
2.0.0-alpha.3+12 (versionCode 12), so 13 keeps the eventual com.subtracks
release an in-place upgrade.
Metadata was still inherited from the Flutter app:
- add the changelog for versionCode 13
- rewrite the descriptions for the native app
- replace the Flutter phone screenshots with native renders, and mute the
screenshot fixture palette so the placeholder artwork reads as covers
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