* Replace deprecated rememberPlainTooltipPositionProvider
* Remove superfluous when branch
This when is marked as exhaustive.
* Replace deprecated LibrariesContainer call
AboutLibraries now wants us to produce the libraries ourselves.
* Replace deprecated ClipboardManager with Clipboard
Clipboard uses suspend functions, hence the coroutine scope addition.
* Use multi-dollar strs to simplify GraphQL queries
These have been available since Kotlin 2.1.
* Remove various redundant casts & conversions
- WebViewScreenContent: loadingState is in the LoadingState.Loading
branch, no need to cast at all
- Bangumi: username is not modified, make val
- Kavita: token is already a String
- PagerViewerAdapter: insertPageLastPage is already null-checked
- PagerViewerAdapter: use reified filterIsInstance
- ReaderViewModel: chapter IDs are already Longs
- CloudflareInterceptor: webview is smart-cast to non-null here
* Replace deprecated MenuAnchorType
Literally just a typealias for ExposedDropdownMenuAnchorType anyway.
* OptimizeNonSkippingGroups is enabled by default
* Suppress shadowing warning
This is explicitly intentional according to the KDocs.
* Migrate Context Receivers to Context Parameters
Requires changing the compiler arg, but that is part of the migration:
https://blog.jetbrains.com/kotlin/2025/04/update-on-context-parameters
Apparently, the only visible change is that names are required now.
"_" can be used for anonymous context parameters.
* Fix expression bodies with explicit return
Naming conflict resolved by aliasing.
From 2.4/2.5 onward, these will only be allowed with explicit return
types, or have to be turned into a block body. I opted for the latter
since the function is reasonably dense already.
see: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KTLC-288
* Suppress deprecation of non-AutoMirrored icons
We use these arrows for navigation in the Upcoming screen.
I strongly doubt the AutoMirrored versions would make sense for our
use-case.
* Explicitly opt-in to new annotation default rules
affects the following annotated value-parameters:
- Preference.SliderPreference.steps (`@IntRange`)
- ReaderViewModel.State.brightnessOverlayValue (`@IntRange`)
- ReadingMode.iconRes (`@DrawableRes`)
- MigrationListScreenModel.Dialog.Progress.progress (`@FloatRange`)
see: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-73255
see: https://github.com/Kotlin/KEEP/blob/change-defaulting-rule/proposals/annotation-target-in-properties.md
Warning message was the following:
This annotation is currently applied to the value parameter only, but in the future it will also be applied to field.
- To opt in to applying to both value parameter and field, add '-Xannotation-default-target=param-property' to your compiler arguments.
- To keep applying to the value parameter only, use the '@param:' annotation target.
This theme is mainly geared towards e-Ink displays with limited/no
colour capabilities. Previous themes like Yin & Yang would make heavy
use of greyscale colours which could look off on some devices.
This theme is probably not conformant to Material Design 3 colour
scheme guidelines, but it does boast some amazing WebAIM contrast
ratios (#FFFFFF text on #000000 background gets a ratio of 21:1, vice
versa too).
Initially, this was intended as a purely black and white theme but
some contrast issues arose, such as the download badges (tertiary
background, onTertiary text colour) having the same colour as unread
badges (primary/onPrimary), or the step indicators (stops) not being
visible on sliders (since they use the colours of the opposite state
track (active region stops are the colour of the inactive region track
and vice versa).
To mitigate this, each variant (dark/light) of the theme has one
additional grey mixed in for their tertiary and secondaryContainer
colours each. For the dark variant, this is a #A0A0A0 background for
#000000 text (8.03:1 contrast ratio) and for the light variant, it is
a #505050 background for #FFFFFF text (8.06:1 contrast ratio).
This results in distinct unread vs download badges and visible steps
in the sliders.
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Co-authored-by: Sunspark-007 <73711243+Sunspark-007@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: AntsyLich <59261191+AntsyLich@users.noreply.github.com>
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