This should make the tests a bit more robust, specially in CI since these
tended to fail depending on how long and when the tests run. Also, rework
a bit the way the start and end dates in sessions were being handled and
initialised
This allows us to show the logs to the user and also send them along with any
bug reports. This is a simple system that just keeps the last entries in memory
and nothing is stored permanently, but that's ok for our use case and can be
changed in the future if the need arises.
used on:
* overall delta's in the NP list
* the NP and last30day charts (and their overall delta's)
We display them on the respective charts to make it
more consistent, but in this case, we add a small tooltip indicator to
avoid user confusion
We now use TextInputType.numberWithOptions(decimal: true) which seems to have
a more consistent behaviour under android and iOS. Also, we now use NumberFormat
to parse the inputs according to the user's locale.
We now send the current time zone to the server when serializing datetime objects.
This was causing entries to be saved some hours wrong or depending on the time, on
a different day.
This shows the server errors directly in the form, instead of a modal dialog
(which is the default for all the other forms and places that throw the exception)
We can now use a widget to show any errors returned by WgerHttpException. This has
to be added on a form-by-form basis, otherwise, the general error handling shows
the results in a modal dialog
Now we process and catch all errors that might happen in the application, instead
of silently ignoring them. These errors are shown in a better error dialog, that
shows the details to the user and allows to create an issue on GitHub with the
error and traceback data already filled in.
The problem was that we were passing the exercises and session from the
calendar events, which wasn't being reloaded when the logs were deleted. Now
we only pass the selected date and fetch the logs from the routine.
Previously, this was only triggered when logging in to the application. If a user
just opened the app, it would just stop working. We also now always check this min
version and have removed the option from the android manifest file since disabling
this doesn't make much sense and we have many other platforms as well (iOS, flatpak)
