* The previously loaded article was not loading in custom apps when switching to another fragment and then returning to the reader screen. Instead, the home page of the ZIM file was loading. A fix has been implemented to resolve this issue.
* The issue was that we were setting the bottom margin to `0` when the fragment was moved to the background (i.e., when switching fragments) to prevent the bottom margin from affecting other screens. This was applied to the `NavHostContainer`, which hosts the reader fragment. Enabling the bottom margin when the fragment view is created worked in most cases. However, on Android 15, the system saves the fragment state and does not recreate the view, which means our margin-setting logic was not executed. As a result, the `bottomAppBar` appeared to disappear, but in reality, it was rendering behind the `BottomNavigationView` (the three options at the bottom).
* To fix this, we now set the bottom margin in the `onResume` method so that whenever the reader screen becomes visible, the bottom margin is automatically adjusted.
* The note file is now deleted from storage when the user selects multiple notes and deletes them from the "Notes" screen.
* Improved note deletion in the "Note Dialog." Previously, when deleting a note from the `AddNoteDialog` on the Notes screen, the file was removed from storage, but its entry remained in the database, causing the note to still appear on the "Notes" screen after deletion. This issue has now been fixed.
* The issue occurred because, after closing a tab and quickly navigating to the search screen, the snackbar callback was still running in the background. When switching to the search screen, the WebView list was empty because we clear it when the fragment's view is destroyed. As a result, the book was closed, and the SearchScreen could not find the ZIM file for searching.
* To fix this, we now dismiss the snackbar callback when the fragment's view is destroyed.
* The CI pipeline was failing due to the deprecated version of `upload-artifact` (v3).
* Upgrading to version 4 resolves the deprecation error and ensures compatibility with the latest features and improvements.
* Improved the tab closing and restoring process. Previously, when the user closed all tabs, the `ZimFileReader` was set to null. If the user restored the tabs, a new `ZimFileReader` was created, which was a resource-intensive operation, especially for large ZIM files.
* Now, the `ZimFileReader` is not set to null while the "restore tab" snackbar is visible, allowing users to restore tabs without recreating the ZimFileReader.
* Once the snackbar is dismissed, the `ZimFileReader` is set to null to free up resources since it is no longer required.
* Disabled the right drawer when the user is reading a book in fullscreen mode to ensure uninterrupted reading.
* Also disabled the drawer while a video is playing in fullscreen mode to avoid interruptions during video playback.
* The storage permission dialog is now shown when the user clicks the "File Picker" button, prompting them to grant the permission first before selecting a ZIM file via the file picker.
* If storage permission is denied or not granted, and the user opens a ZIM file by clicking on it in the file manager, the app will first prompt for permission. Once the permission is granted, the ZIM file will open in the reader. If the permission is not granted, the operation is canceled, and the selected ZIM file will not open.
* Refactored `AddNoteDialog` to use database values for performing note-related operations (e.g., view, edit, delete notes) instead of setting and using `ZimFileReader`.
- Removed 'Preview' from `ignoreAnnotatedFunctions` in Complexity rule set.
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- Updated `constantPattern` to `[A-Z][_A-Z0-9]*` for TopLevelPropertyNaming rule.
- Added 'Preview' to `ignoreAnnotated` in UnusedPrivateMember rule set.
* Increased the `functionThreshold` for `LongParameterList` from 6 to 8.
* Enabled `ignoreDefaultParameters` for `LongParameterList`.
* Updated `functionPattern` to allow uppercase letters at the beginning.
* Add `ignoreAnnotatedFunctions` to `['Preview']`
* Add `ignoreAnnotated` to `['Composable']`
* Updated `constantPattern` to accept uppercase letters followed by alphanumeric characters.
* Enabled `ignorePropertyDeclaration` for `MagicNumber`.
* Previously, when a ZIM file was in the process of opening, the reopenBook method was used to hide the "Open Library" button if it was visible. However, this method also enabled the menu buttons. If an error occurred while loading the ZIM file, the controls remained enabled, which was not desirable. Now, the "Open Library" button is hidden, and the menu buttons are shown only after the ZIM file has successfully loaded. If an error occurs during loading, an error message is displayed (as it was previously), and the UI is updated accordingly.
* The issue occurred in the Play Store variant, specifically with the copy/move functionality for ZIM files. After copying or moving a ZIM file, the application attempts to open it in the reader. However, if the application tries to open a split ZIM file with only one chunk, it throws an error indicating that the file is not a valid ZIM file (which is expected, as not all ZIM chunks have been copied/moved). When this error occurs, the menu buttons remain enabled, allowing the user to interact with them. If the user then attempts to open a random article, the application enters an infinite loop and crashes. To resolve this, we now disable the menu controls whenever an error occurs while opening a ZIM file, preventing the user from using them in such scenarios.
* Fixed an issue where the app would enter an infinite loop when the zimFileReader was null, causing a crash.
* Improved the condition to check if zimFileReader is null and show a proper error message to the user without retrying.
* Added a retry mechanism to attempt fetching the random article twice in case of an internal error in libzim.
* After two failed attempts, an error message is displayed to the user if the random article is not found.
* Using the `ShortcutManagerCompat` class to add dynamic shortcuts instead of directly using the `ShortcutManager` class, as it provides better handling for adding shortcuts.
* The issue occurred because these shortcuts were defined in the manifest, which treated them as immutable and unable to be updated. We removed them from the manifest and added them as dynamic shortcuts. On some devices (e.g., Honor devices), it takes time to remove these shortcuts from the static shortcut list after the user updates the app, causing them to be treated as immutable and unable to be updated. This led to the crash. To fix this, we updated our shortcut IDs so that when the previous static shortcuts are removed by the OS, it will not affect the creation of the new dynamic shortcuts.
* For previously added dynamic shortcuts on other devices, we implemented a removeOutdatedIdShortcuts() method, which removes the old dynamic shortcuts.
* Before the name was `kiwix-3.13.0.apk` for the release APK(with app id org.kiwix.kiwixmobile app id) we were uploading on the website. But now, we are uploading the standalone APK on the website(with org.kiwix.kiwixmobile.standalone app id) it is a breaking change, and users are not aware of it. So we are changing the APK name so that users can understand this change.
* Renamed the nightly APK since there also we are uploading the standalone APK.
