feat(tv): sign-in flow, For You, player HUD, and subtitle selection/rendering overhaul - #228
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Design variant: the Skip Intro button's translucent background fill drains left-to-right and empties as auto-skip fires. Auto-focuses so D-pad Select skips immediately. Drops the Cancel affordance for this variant; shared IntroAutoSkipController untouched (fill animates between whole-second ticks).
Two bugs: the fill layer's fillMaxWidth/Height grabbed the screen's max constraints, ballooning the pill across the screen (now sized to the pill via matchParentSize); and AnimatedContent treated each per-second CountingDown tick as a new target, recreating the subtree and restarting the drain every second (now keyed on the state kind, with the fill driven by one continuous Animatable over the full countdown).
- Fill grows left-to-right (was draining right-to-left) and lands full exactly when the auto-skip fires; duration comes from the countdown's own remaining seconds at entry, not the configured total. - Slightly larger pill (18sp, 32/18dp padding). - Focus request now waits two frames so it doesn't fail silently; the button reliably has focus on popup. - Back dismisses the banner for this intro via new controller dismiss() (stays hidden; no manual pill fallback). - Moving focus off the button cancels the timer and leaves the solid manual pill in place; cancelCountdown no longer resurrects the banner after a dismiss or a completed fire.
The focus-loss watcher inferred 'user moved off' from any focus change, but focus here is transient (the player re-focuses its own overlay), so it cancelled the countdown a beat after it appeared: the fill vanished into the solid manual pill (reading as an instantly-full bar) and the auto-skip never fired. Cancel now triggers on an actual D-pad direction key press, which is what the requirement meant. The manual pill also never took focus, so Select needed a navigate press first. It now auto-focuses when it appears fresh, but not when it appears because a countdown was cancelled (that would fight the user's move).
Countdown variant of the skip-intro prompt: a dark pill in the lower right whose translucent fill creeps left-to-right and lands full exactly as the auto-skip fires. - Fill is driven by the frame clock, not an AnimationSpec. Compose scales spec durations by the device's animator_duration_scale (MotionDurationScale); measured on a Shield at 0.5x, a 5s tween finished in 2508ms and the bar sat full for the last 2.5s. A countdown to an automatic action must report real time, so it ignores that setting while the decorative transitions still honor it. - Countdown is gated on playback actually running, so the prompt and the timer start together instead of the prompt appearing partway into an already-elapsed timer. - Select, D-pad cancel, and Back dismiss are handled in the player screen's root key handler: the banner is not reliably in the focus tree, so key modifiers on the button never fired. - Back dismisses the prompt for the current intro via a new controller dismiss(); a D-pad direction stops the timer and leaves the solid manual pill in place. - Buttons use a single focus target (clickable owns it); the previous focusable+clickable pair split focus and key handling across two nodes, which required two Select presses to activate. - Prompt drops toward the corner when the transport controls fade out and lifts back when they return. - Unfocused state is dimmed rather than lit.
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- Back during the countdown consumes both key phases. Consuming only ACTION_DOWN leaked the ACTION_UP to the activity back dispatcher, where whichever BackHandler happened to be topmost would also fire. Matches the sibling BACK handling already in this key handler. - Debounce the false edge of playbackActive: isPlaying dips on every ExoPlayer rebuffer, and letting that through cancelled the countdown and restarted it from full mid-intro. A real pause still lands after the grace period. - Share one countdown constant (IntroAutoSkipController .DEFAULT_COUNTDOWN_SECONDS) between the controller and the banner so the timer and the fill cannot drift apart. - Cover the new shared state machine with focused tests: dismiss stays hidden inside the same intro, cancel-after-dismiss does not resurrect the pill, dismiss is per-intro, the countdown is held until playback is active, pause stops it and resume restarts from full, and cancel outside an active countdown leaves state alone. - Drop dead plumbing the root key handler made redundant: the banner's onCancelCountdown param and BackHandler, the overlay's onCancelIntroAutoSkip param, and two unused imports. Fix KDoc that claimed Back was handled in the banner.
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settlingFalseEdges used a flow {} builder with collectLatest, which runs
each value's block in a child coroutine; emitting into the enclosing
collector from there violates the flow invariant and threw
IllegalStateException the first time isPlaying reported false, i.e. on
every playback start.
Switched to channelFlow (the mitigation the exception itself names) and
hoisted the operator to an internal top-level function so it can be
tested. Added SettlingFalseEdgesTest covering the three contracts: true
passes straight through, a sub-grace false blip never surfaces, and a
false held past the grace period does.
Back now behaves like a D-pad nudge: it stops the timer and leaves the solid manual Skip Intro pill in place. The press is still consumed so it cannot also exit playback, and because the state is no longer CountingDown afterwards, a second Back behaves normally. That leaves nothing calling the controller's dismiss(), so the whole dismissed-key path goes with it: dismiss(), dismissedKeys, the Hidden branch in handle(), the dismissed check in cancelCountdown(), the ViewModel and overlay/banner plumbing, and the two dismiss-only tests. The per-intro test is retargeted at cancel, which is the behavior that now exists.
Adds KDoc to the state type and the controller's public surface (observe, cancelCountdown, reset) so the shared contract is readable without tracing the state machine. Addresses the docstring-coverage check on PR #210.
Drops the 750ms stall debounce on playbackActive. It delayed every inactive signal, including an explicit pause, so a countdown close to expiry could still fire after the user pressed pause. Pausing now stops the timer immediately, and the countdown restarts from full on resume. Removes settlingFalseEdges and its test along with it. Adds a controller test pausing at 2.9s of a 3s countdown to pin that it stops rather than skips.
…ebuffer filter Review findings against PR #210 (evulhotdog), fixed on top of that branch merged with current main. Back was handled only in the Activity key bridge. On API 36 Back never reaches dispatchKeyEvent, so a countdown Back hid the controls or exited the player instead of cancelling; on older Android the branch ran BEFORE the scrubber's Back path, so Back during a scrub cancelled the countdown and left the scrub running. Countdown-Back now sits in the BackHandler ladder below clean-seek and scrub, and the legacy bridge is gated on the same conditions so the two agree. The countdown prompt claimed focus unconditionally. The scrubber treats losing focus as COMMIT, not cancel, so a prompt appearing mid-scrub committed a seek the viewer never confirmed — the intro banner silently moving playback position. It now takes focus only when no scrub or clean seek owns it; the button still appears and is still reachable. The PR's description says a brief rebuffer no longer resets the countdown, and cites a SettlingFalseEdgesTest that does not exist on the branch. playbackActive was raw `isPlaying && !isLoading`, and the controller restarts from full on any pause, so every stutter granted a fresh countdown. Added the missing filter: settlingFalseEdges passes true through immediately and only reports false once it has held 1.5s. The author's deliberate "a real pause restarts it" test is preserved — an earlier attempt to resume from remaining time failed that test, which is what showed the filter was the intended fix rather than the controller. NOT fixed, deliberately: after cancel or expiry the focused node is destroyed and its replacement declines focus, so nothing owns focus. The suppression is intentional (the viewer pressed Down to navigate away), and choosing a successor is a design decision on the author's feature. shared 1059, androidTvApp 993, lint clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pressing Skip Intro with the controls up removed the focused prompt and stranded focus. The skip handler now requests the scrubber, the same target D-pad Down from the prompt lands on.
Pausing waited out the 1.5-second "just a hiccup?" grace window, so the countdown pill kept draining under a paused picture and could even skip the intro after you'd stopped watching. A pause is a real button press, not a buffering stutter, so it now stops the countdown on the frame of the press. The grace window still does its job for actual stutters, and hitting play restarts the countdown from full.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR updates Android TV focus and IME handling, embeds diagnostics in Settings, unifies profile avatar resolution, refines playback-service lifecycle decisions, and adds validation tests. ChangesTV input, authentication, and profile UI
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- Around line 162-170: Update the unmatched SELECT KeyUp branch in the selectKey
handler to return true after logging, consuming the event instead of forwarding
it to the text field; preserve the existing matched KeyDown/KeyUp behavior.
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- Around line 485-491: Update the focus-chain configuration around
AuroraGhostButton and the existing signupEnabled condition: introduce or reuse
createAccountFocus, route Sign In downward to it when signupEnabled is true, and
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- Around line 172-219: Add tvShowImeOnSelect() to the email and password fields
in TvSetupScreen.kt (lines 172-219), and to the email, password, and invite-code
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When a remote user dismisses the IME and moves from the username field to Email or Password, these fields have showKeyboardOnFocus = false but omit tvShowImeOnSelect(). SELECT therefore cannot reopen the keyboard, and the legacy single-line field again consumes vertical D-pad input instead of moving focus, trapping the user before the submit button. The same omission affects Email, Password, and Invite Code in TvSignupScreen; every remotely focusable auth field needs the shared modifier.
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Already addressed on the branch: every auth field (setup, signup, login, server URL) carries tvShowImeOnSelect() since 5f7c7e2.
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On first entry in keyboard input mode, rememberTvContentInitialFocus programmatically focuses this username field. The change documents—and TvLoginScreen explicitly works around—the fact that this legacy field raises the IME after a programmatic claim despite showKeyboardOnFocus = false, but setup and signup never perform the corresponding delayed hide. Those screens therefore still open with the keyboard covering and scrolling the form; apply the same post-claim suppression to both initial-account flows.
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Already addressed: the post-claim suppression no longer lives in TvLoginScreen — it moved into tvShowImeOnSelect / TvSelectToShowImeHost, which setup and signup use too, so all three forms behave identically.
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When the viewer chooses manual server entry, this exact 300dp row leaves each card only 252dp internally after its 24dp padding. The manual card's field section, shortcut row, HTTPS/error line, inter-item spacing, and 60dp primary action already exceed that height—even before the reassurance or error text wraps—so the trailing Connect action is measured below its intended height or clipped by the glass card. The exact height fixes the phone card, but it must be large enough for the manual card or the two cards need independent sizing.
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Already addressed: the exact 300dp was replaced by height(IntrinsicSize.Min).heightIn(min = …) in 5f7c7e2, so the manual card's content sets the height and 300dp is only a floor for the phone card.
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Six findings from the PR #228 review, all reproduced on an Android TV emulator at 1920x1080 @ 320dpi. The three focus dead-ends were each independently merge-blocking: on the affected screens the flow could not be completed with a remote at all. Focus traps. Only the first field on each screen carried tvShowImeOnSelect(), so vertical D-pad reached the second field and stopped: the single-line box consumes UP/DOWN for cursor moves it cannot make. Setup's EMAIL/PASSWORD and signup's EMAIL/PASSWORD/INVITE now carry it, so the first-run admin account can be created. TvAuthFieldEscapePolicyTest pins the invariant per field and names the offender when it regresses. showKeyboardOnFocus. The premise behind the whole quiet-arrival design was unsound: foundation 1.8.0 documents the option as unsupported on the `value: String` overload (BasicTextField.kt:639,796) that every OutlinedTextField here uses, so D-pad focus still popped the IME. Moved suppression into tvShowImeOnSelect(), which can tell a focus arrival from a deliberate SELECT, and dropped the login screen's frame-counting workaround that had been papering over one instance of it. Pointer users are exempt. Key consumption. The stray-KeyUp branch logged "suppressed" and then returned false, forwarding the very event it declined to act on; vertical D-pad returned `moved`, handing a failed move back to the field that cannot use it. Both consume now. Create Account. `down = backToPhoneFocus` jumped over it, and the intervening label is not focusable, so nothing caught the fall — the button was unreachable on signup-enabled servers. The chain routes through it in both directions when signupEnabled, and is unchanged without it. Chooser clipping. The exact .height(300.dp) clipped the manual card: "Connect to server" rendered as a blank pill, its label measured 6px in a 96px button, in the screen's default state. height(IntrinsicSize.Min) plus a 300dp floor keeps fillMaxHeight resolving for the cards without capping the taller one; the label now measures 48px. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All six review findings are addressed in 4b320cb, each reproduced and then re-verified on an Android TV emulator at 1920x1080 @ 320dpi (the same 960x540dp space the PR targets). Focus traps (setup + signup) — only the first field on each screen carried
Key consumption — the stray-KeyUp branch logged "suppressed" then returned Create Account — Chooser clipping — the exact Added One thing I did not touch, flagging for a separate call: search, requests, admin user-edit, create-collection, and the text-input dialog have TV text fields outside this PR's scope. I didn't audit whether they have the same trap. |
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IME Next dismisses the keyboard
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The new arrival suppression in tvShowImeOnSelect() hides the IME whenever a field gains focus without a local SELECT, including when ImeAction.Next moves focus from one auth field to the next. imeRequested stays false on the destination field, so the effect calls hide() and tears down the keyboard the user was just using. Multi-field entry then needs another SELECT on every field.
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Fixed in e4baae2: the gate now parks (not revokes) a field's permission on focus loss while the IME is up, and the arriving field adopts it, so ImeAction.Next keeps the keyboard. Note this had to key on WindowInsets.isImeVisible — Gboard TV is a floating panel whose IME inset source reports visible=true with a zero-height frame, so ime.getBottom() > 0 never fires. Verified on the Google TV emulator: SELECT → type → Next lands on the next field with the keyboard still up; BACK then D-pad still doesn't re-raise it.
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This test was added solely to pin modifier usage in the TV auth UI, but the repository explicitly prohibits adding tests for UI changes unless requested; no such request is part of this change. Remove this source-scanning test rather than imposing it on every future auth field.
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Done in e4baae2: TvAuthFieldEscapePolicyTest removed; nothing referenced it.
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When a remote user selects the username field, types, and invokes the IME's Next action, focus moves to the next field while the input mode is still keyboard. Because every field has an independent imeRequested flag, the destination field sees imeRequested == false and this effect immediately hides the already-open IME. This affects the multi-field login, setup, and signup forms, forcing users to press SELECT again before typing every subsequent field; distinguish an IME-driven field transition from an unsolicited focus claim instead of hiding unconditionally.
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Fixed in e4baae2 (same change as the thread above): IME-driven field transitions adopt the form's live gate instead of hiding; a fresh screen's programmatic claim still hides because each auth route's gate starts closed.
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After a remote user traverses the signup form's lower fields or actions and returns to Username, the form can remain scrolled by more than 100dp while that field is still fully visible, leaving the brand, title, and instructions above the viewport. Since Username is the first focusable control, moveFocus(Up) returns false, but this handler still consumes the key, so repeated Up presses can never restore the top of the scroll container. Handle the failed upward move by restoring or scrolling the owning form instead of unconditionally consuming it.
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Fixed in e4baae2: when moveFocus(Up) fails the field animates the owning form back to the top (via a form-scroll slot registered by rememberTvImeAwareFormScrollState), while still consuming the key so the single-line field can't re-trap it.
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When focus traversal places focus on the password field's trailing visibility IconButton, this preview handler is still an ancestor of the focused button. Its SELECT/ENTER KeyUp branch consumes the release and shows the IME before the button's clickable handler receives it, so keyboard or remote users cannot toggle password visibility. Restrict the SELECT handling to cases where the editable field itself is focused, or attach it below the decoration containing the trailing action.
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Fixed in e4baae2: the preview handler now lets SELECT through when the editable field itself isn't focused (isFocused, not hasFocus), so the trailing visibility button gets both KeyDown and KeyUp. Also consumed DPAD_CENTER KeyDown on the field itself — otherwise Compose's root key handler treats it as FocusDirection.Enter and walks focus into the eye before the KeyUp arrives.
TvCardOverlaySettingsScreen lost its Settings entry in #63 and has been dead code since; overlay prefs are edited on the web app (profile-scoped server setting) and the TV keeps rendering them. Remove the file and its references in TvControlWiringCallSiteTest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The episode list is a HorizontalPager inside the detail's vertical scroll with beyondViewportPageCount = 1. An unconstrained pager sizes itself to the tallest page it has composed, so after visiting a long season the neighbouring short season kept the pager's height and floated over a block of empty space above Cast & Crew. Measure each page's real content height (wrapContentHeight(unbounded) so a page taller than the pager still reports its full size) and drive the pager's height from the current page, animated so season switches slide between heights instead of jumping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The phone saved lists (For You inline and the standalone screens) had no sort or filter while the TV app offers both. The shared list ViewModels already accept a PersonalListQuery (the TV drives them server-side), so this is phone UI plus a small controls holder: - PersonalListControlsViewModel — sort key (Recently Saved = stored list order, the default; Title, Date Added, Year, Rating, Runtime, re-pick to flip direction), facet selections via the shared CatalogFilterState / CatalogFilterQueryBuilder, and vocabularies from /catalog/filters scoped to the list's source. Activity-scoped and keyed by source so the For You grid and the standalone screens share one selection; session-only, like the TV. - PersonalListControlsRow — Sort ▾ / Filter (n) pills plus the item count, placed in the grid's spanning header so it scrolls with the content and stays reachable when the list is empty. Sort is a dropdown; Filter opens the Browse FilterSheet, whose density and preserve rows are now optional so it serves lists that have neither. - Grids take a query (applied through applyQuery) and a header that receives the list state; a narrowed query with no hits reads "No matches / No titles match the current filters." instead of the empty-list copy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Label the stored-list-order default "Recently Added" (product wording), and show a "× Reset" beside the Sort / Filter pills whenever the sort is non-default or any facet is active — one tap back to list order with no filters. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tly Added" The stored-order default is now labelled "List Order", and the added_at sort (previously "Date Added") becomes "Recently Added", newest first by default, so a true recency sort exists alongside the server's list order. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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iOS-style interactive pop for the movie/series/audiobook detail pages: a rightward drag on the page moves it with the finger (slight shrink, corners rounding as it lifts), and releasing past a third of the width — or a quick flick — pops back; anything short springs home. Implemented as a horizontal draggable on the page root, so it only receives drags no child consumed: the vertical list scrolls as usual and horizontal rails / the season pager keep their own swipes. On gesture-nav devices the far-left edge still belongs to the system back gesture; this covers the rest of the page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The slide-off animation ran inside draggable's onDragStopped, a suspend callback that a new touch cancels. Touching the screen during those 180ms froze the page part-way with the pop never delivered and the gesture latched. Run the completion in the composable scope and deliver the dismiss in a finally so an interrupted animation still pops. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Home's header used the hard-edged glass plus a hairline, so scrolled rows met a visible line under the wordmark. Use the same feathered glass as Libraries — the glass runs 40dp past the action row so the fade has room on a short bar — and drop the hairline. Still fades in with scroll. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Same control row as the other grids: extract SortFilterControlsRow (Sort ▾ · Filter (n) · × Reset) into ui/components, use it for Browse and rebase the saved-list row on it. Browse's three sort chips + filter icon become the sort dropdown + filter pill; active facets stay as removable chips under the row; Reset clears sort, facets and the letter prefix. - The controls ride in the grid's spanning header and the grid scrolls under the Libraries chrome's progressive glass instead of stopping at a hard edge below a pinned row. Item count removed. - The always-visible A–Z strip becomes a hidden index behind a small edge handle: press-and-hold on the trailing edge slides the rail in and turns the hold into a scrub — drag along it and the letter under the finger is previewed in a bubble and applied on release; a tap on the handle opens it for direct letter taps; it slides away after a moment. The handle shows the active letter when a prefix is set. - CatalogGrid gains header / topContentInset slots (the standalone Browse screen keeps its behaviour, minus the strip). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The long-press to reveal the browse letter index was undiscoverable and fiddly. Replace it with a small tab half-docked on the trailing edge: drag it leftward and it stretches like a drop as the rail slides out with it, opening with a spring past 24dp — or as soon as the finger turns vertical with the rail mostly out — and the same finger keeps scrubbing the letters with a preview bubble, applied on release. A short tug that stops past half-way opens it for taps; a nudge snaps back; a tap toggles it. The rail also fades in while the grid scrolls so it is easy to find, and tucks away after a moment. The tab's patch of the edge is excluded from the system back gesture so a touch on it is the app's. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Collection grids (Libraries › Collections, the standalone collections screen, collection detail) used a fixed 110dp minimum card width while the Library grid follows its view density (Normal 104dp) — on scaled-up displays that was one fewer column for collections. Align the shared poster-grid minimum to 104dp, and have the Collections subtab follow the Library grid's chosen density so both tabs always match. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
"Continue Watching" / "Next Up" / library row titles were the 16sp headline and read small against the posters. Row headings are now 20sp semibold (26sp line height), with the optional leading icon scaled to match; page titles and calendar shelf headings are unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Row headings are 20sp at the default font scale and grow with larger settings, but a "small" system font shrank them back toward caption size. Floor them at 20dp physical so they stay a heading regardless of the accessibility setting; everything else keeps scaling normally. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| "library/{libraryId}/collection/{collectionId}?title={title}&libraryType={libraryType}" |
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When an app update restores a saved TV back stack containing a collection detail destination, adding libraryType changes the route pattern and therefore its generated navigation destination ID; restoration still references the old library/{libraryId}/collection/{collectionId}?title={title} ID and can fail before the screen renders. The removed-route aliases below account for this exact upgrade case, but neither this old collection pattern nor the similarly changed Player pattern is registered, so keep hidden aliases for both previous patterns.
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- Update the two source-structure ratchets to the new Libraries layout (chrome overlaid after the viewport, each subtab clearing the measured inset; the letter index clears chrome and pill) and to the shared TabTopBarActions delegation for the profile menu. - SubtitleManager: mark the Cue/CueGroup helper functions @UnstableApi so their media3 opt-in usages are declared (lint UnsafeOptInUsageError). - PersonalListControls: resolve the Activity via LocalActivity instead of casting LocalContext (lint ContextCastToActivity). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Bottom pill tabs use selectable() so TalkBack hears which tab is active. - Keep a hidden redirect for the removed settings/card_overlays route so a restored back stack from an older build cannot crash. - Saved-list controls are keyed by source + active server/profile, so a profile or server switch starts fresh instead of inheriting the previous identity's query and facet vocabulary. - Calendar: a day/Today scroll requested while the week is still loading is honoured once its shelves arrive (effect keyed on hasAnyItems). - PersonalListViewModel.applyQuery clears the previous query's rows so a new sort/filter never shows stale cards while loading or after a failure. - For You reports the list it is actually showing (the empty-feed fallback displays the Watchlist) so the header title names it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…resh flag - A–Z index: the edge touch zone sits over the open rail, so it now owns taps too — on the open rail a tap selects the letter under it, on the closed tab it opens the rail (a tap used to toggle it shut). - Libraries Browse: the error state keeps the Sort/Filter/Reset controls mounted so a rejected query can be changed, not only retried. - CalendarViewModel: a load that supersedes an in-flight refresh clears isRefreshing (the stale refresh coroutine deliberately will not), so the pull-to-refresh spinner cannot get stuck after a week/filter change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On slow devices (or debug builds) a quick double-Up from a lower Home row could land on the menu pill instead of the row above. The feed's Up policy decided "enter menu" purely from the row index reported by the last card focus callback, which can lag or be clamped (a row-list refresh mid-browse) while focus is visibly lower down. Cross-check that index against the band's scroll position, which always tracks the focused row: only enter the menu when the band really is at row 0; a stale row 0 while the band shows a lower row steps to the previous row (measured from the band's top row) instead. On the off-screen relocation path, wait (bounded) for the target row to actually be laid out before moving focus, so a slow layout does not strand the move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
For You showed a blank black page while recommendations loaded (an iOS carry-over), and the Watchlist / Favorites / History grids showed a lone spinner. For You now renders a shimmer skeleton in the feed's shape (the saved-list pills over three poster rows), and the personal grids render a shimmer poster grid under their header controls, so each screen keeps its layout from the first frame. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Version/Audio/Subtitles pickers now share a PickerSheetScaffold: options sit in a rounded, bordered card matching TrackSelectorRow instead of the default full-bleed M3 list, dividers stay inside the card, the header divider is gone, and the bottom spacer honours the navigation-bar inset. Also constrains the row title (weight fill=false, 2-line ellipsis) so a long audio track name can no longer push its badge off the right edge, and reserves a fixed trailing slot so text width is stable across rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Version · Audio · Subtitles on the detail page now offer a dropdown/sheet only when there is more than one real choice (Apple's shouldEnable*Selector). The Auto/Off pseudo-entries no longer count, so a single-version or single-track file just shows its value. TV: the single-choice pill stays focusable and no-ops on Select (Apple's TVSelectorValue) instead of leaving the focus graph, otherwise Down from the action row would skip the whole row on most titles. Chevron hidden instead. Phone: TrackSelectorRow gains `interactive`; no tap target or chevron when false. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| onWatchlistClick = { onSavedListSelectionChange(ForYouList.Watchlist) }, | ||
| onFavoritesClick = { onSavedListSelectionChange(ForYouList.Favorites) }, |
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On the phone For You screen, these visible Watchlist/Favorites buttons only update savedListSelection, while the earlier loading and error branches continue to take precedence over the saved-list renderer. With a slow request, tapping a pill changes the header but leaves the skeleton in place; if the request fails, the error surface permanently hides the requested saved list. Prioritize a non-null saved-list selection ahead of the recommendation loading/error states, as the TV implementation does.
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When one of these pills is pressed during the initial recommendations load, the header immediately changes to Watchlist/Favorites but the screen remains owned by the earlier state.isLoading && state.sections.isEmpty() branch, so the selected grid is never composed until the unrelated recommendations request finishes. On a stalled request this leaves the newly exposed shortcut unusable indefinitely; make an explicit saved-list selection take precedence over the recommendations loading branch.
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| targetValue = with(density) { (currentPageHeightPx ?: 0).toDp() }, | ||
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On the first composition of any multi-season detail page, currentPageHeightPx is null, so this animation is initialized at 0.dp; once onSizeChanged supplies the real height, the modifier at line 138 becomes active immediately while pagerHeight is still zero and animates upward for 260 ms. The already-rendered episode pager therefore collapses completely and grows back on initial load (and when swiping to an unmeasured page). Apply the measured height directly for the first measurement and animate only between two known page heights.
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Rebases PR #165 onto current main (180 commits of drift, 47 of the PR's 84 files also changed upstream) and resolves the review findings that rebase surfaced. Rebase: - Squash-applied onto main rather than replaying six commits. TvTopMenuBar and TvMainShell were reset to main and the customization work re-authored onto main's post-#228 structure, so the sign-in flow, For You with its Watchlist/Favorites dropdown, the player HUD, subtitle handling and the whole top-menu focus-handoff contract are preserved unchanged. - Settings contract taken from main at manifest revision 7. The PR's revision-5 fixtures and SettingKeys are dropped as stale; revisions 6 and 7 touched only playback keys, so the nav./ui.card_* surface this feature targets is byte-identical from 5 through 7. - The PR's replacePersistentSession / commitPairedPersistentSession identity API is dropped in favour of main's replaceAccountSession, which solves the same atomicity problem. The durable credentialOwnerId is kept and rewired onto main's commit points, since main's identityGeneration and credentialEpoch are process-scoped and cannot own a cache across restarts. - LocalCardPresentation moved to TvAppNavigation, so card presentation also reaches item detail, library-collection detail and person detail. Fixes: - Hiding a mobile tab no longer deletes library, section or collection pins from the shared profile_client document. Hide now removes only builtins, and Libraries refuses to hide while pins exist, so the loss can no longer propagate to iPhone and web clients on the same profile. - A preset that omits a bucket still holding pins keeps that bucket's builtins, which would otherwise be unrecoverable from the Android editor. - TvLibraryScopeStore imports the pre-namespace DataStore file, so existing TV installs keep their Show Audiobooks preference and per-type library scope selections across the upgrade. - A definitively rejected shortcut operation now rolls back only itself and the outbox keeps draining, instead of wedging at the head and permanently suppressing nav.shortcuts reconciliation. - Phone settings explain that customization needs a newer server instead of rendering nothing, the TV menu editor filters ebook library pins, selecting a pinned library before the library list resolves keeps its identity, and MainActivity and the DI provider read the same Configuration. Adds coverage for the credential-owner lifecycle: rotation inside the account replacement transaction, clearing on both sign-out paths, lazy backfill for pre-existing installs, stability across process restart, guest isolation, and the full DID_CHANGE payload TvLibraryScopeStore consumes. Full unit matrix and both debug APK assemblies pass. Not yet exercised on a device: D-pad traversal of the scrolling top menu, and two-device sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Rebases PR #165 onto current main (180 commits of drift, 47 of the PR's 84 files also changed upstream) and resolves the review findings that rebase surfaced. Rebase: - Squash-applied onto main rather than replaying six commits. TvTopMenuBar and TvMainShell were reset to main and the customization work re-authored onto main's post-#228 structure, so the sign-in flow, For You with its Watchlist/Favorites dropdown, the player HUD, subtitle handling and the whole top-menu focus-handoff contract are preserved unchanged. - Settings contract taken from main at manifest revision 7. The PR's revision-5 fixtures and SettingKeys are dropped as stale; revisions 6 and 7 touched only playback keys, so the nav./ui.card_* surface this feature targets is byte-identical from 5 through 7. - The PR's replacePersistentSession / commitPairedPersistentSession identity API is dropped in favour of main's replaceAccountSession, which solves the same atomicity problem. The durable credentialOwnerId is kept and rewired onto main's commit points, since main's identityGeneration and credentialEpoch are process-scoped and cannot own a cache across restarts. - LocalCardPresentation moved to TvAppNavigation, so card presentation also reaches item detail, library-collection detail and person detail. Fixes: - Hiding a mobile tab no longer deletes library, section or collection pins from the shared profile_client document. Hide now removes only builtins, and Libraries refuses to hide while pins exist, so the loss can no longer propagate to iPhone and web clients on the same profile. - A preset that omits a bucket still holding pins keeps that bucket's builtins, which would otherwise be unrecoverable from the Android editor. - TvLibraryScopeStore imports the pre-namespace DataStore file, so existing TV installs keep their Show Audiobooks preference and per-type library scope selections across the upgrade. - A definitively rejected shortcut operation now rolls back only itself and the outbox keeps draining, instead of wedging at the head and permanently suppressing nav.shortcuts reconciliation. - Phone settings explain that customization needs a newer server instead of rendering nothing, the TV menu editor filters ebook library pins, selecting a pinned library before the library list resolves keeps its identity, and MainActivity and the DI provider read the same Configuration. Adds coverage for the credential-owner lifecycle: rotation inside the account replacement transaction, clearing on both sign-out paths, lazy backfill for pre-existing installs, stability across process restart, guest isolation, and the full DID_CHANGE payload TvLibraryScopeStore consumes. Full unit matrix and both debug APK assemblies pass. Not yet exercised on a device: D-pad traversal of the scrolling top menu, and two-device sync. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Started as the TV sign-in fixes found while setting up an emulator for #222 and grew, on the Shield, into a broad Android TV pass: the auth flow, For You, shell navigation, the player HUD, aspect/subtitle rendering, and a rebuild of how subtitles are chosen and mounted. Grouped below by area; each commit message carries the detailed why.
Auth flow (TV)
heightIn(min=)left the chooser unconstrained sofillMaxHeight()/weight(1f)measured zero. Pinned to an exact height like tvOS.FocusManager.moveFocus; left/right stay with the field.showKeyboardOnFocus = falsewith a sharedtvShowImeOnSelect()— SELECT/click summons the IME, focus alone does not; the select KeyUp leak, the programmatic-claim IME pop, and pointer-mode focus claims are handled.TvAuthFormDefaults) across server setup / sign-in / sign-up / first-run; server setup matched to tvOSTVServerSetupView.SiloTvFocuslogcat channel for window focus, claims, input mode, IME decisions.For You, shell, detail (TV) and phone For You
TvSkylineSectionFeed(Home's hero + carousel rows); top-menu dropdown ordered Recommendations → Favorites → Watchlist; the in-screen pill band is gone. Two shell bugs fixed (stale detail-return token, non-saveable entry counter). Phone For You gets aFeaturedCarouselfromfor-you-main.Player HUD and playback (TV, some phone)
Subtitles — selection and mounting (TV)
Diagnosed live on a Shield. The TV had two independent subtitle authorities (a legacy Media3-ordinal auto pick and the transactional adapter the HUD reads), so the HUD said "Off" over subtitles plainly on screen; fixing that surfaced a chain of related problems, each with a commit:
DefaultTrackSelectortext hint is removed on TV; mount requests carry their owner (no silent drops); externally selected tracks are logged and adopted.sidecar; it now resolves onto the muxed Media3 track and mounts in place — no server replan, no duplicate SUP/SRT fetch, no multi-second rebuffer with the cue backlog "fast-forwarding". No sidecar is attached for such a row onORIGINAL_HTTP(TV opts in viapreferMuxedTracks).resolveAutoSubtitleinshared/commonMainreplaces three divergent rankers; the detail page always hands over its shown selection (TvSubtitleLaunchSelection(index, autoResolved)), the initial plan carriessubtitle_track_index, and the player honours it (a plan-selected identity is now actually mounted rather than trusted as "already committed"). Auto is a fallback for no-handoff launches only, over the server inventory, and never runs while a launch pick is still pending.SUBRIP,PGS) and the TV's synthesised language-only label (EN) are not titles; an untitled row matches the single untitled non-SDH sibling (Supergirl: Forced / plain / SDH English SubRip).Subtitles — rendering (shared
SubtitleManager, TV + phone)AndroidView, whose holder answers a childrequestLayout()by invalidating its Compose node; the caption canvas kept its 16:9 geometry and drew below the screen on 2.39:1 titles. Placement is now verified against laid-out bounds and applied directly when the parent won't.bottomPaddingFractionwhen a cue carries the parser-defaultline=-1), reaches PGS/DVB bitmap cues (remapBitmapCue), and is retuned to broadcast/Apple parity: Bottom ~6% from the screen bottom (drops into the letterbox bar, like tvOS), Lower Third ~18% up the picture, Top top-anchored ~6% in. Size preset scales bitmap cues.SiloSubtitleGeomgeometry logging.Testing
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mdarcy, 4K DV): auth flow, For You, navigation, HUD, and every subtitle change above driven and screenshot-verified on device — Reacher S1E1 (16:9, PGS + external SRT), Silo S03E07 (2.39:1 DV, SRT), Supergirl (three English SubRip streams). Emulator (1080p@320dpi) for the auth flow. Gradle unit suites forshared,android-shared,androidTvApp,androidAppall pass; new tests cover the shared resolver, launch handoff, mount rules, remap/placement geometry and the resolver edge cases.Sign-up and first-run setup are compile-verified only (dev server has signup disabled).
Known follow-ups (not in this PR): phone still attaches sidecars for muxed tracks and keeps its own auto resolver; SUP-sidecar cue backlog painting for genuinely external SUP files; v3 has no
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