Flashing on activation was caused by VPNManager.disable() in
ProfileView+VPN, because by setting lastError to nil it would
notify a change to ProfileRow (via VPNStateView) during the
profile row activation animation. That caused the flicker.
Instead, disable VPN first, then start the animation.
Anyway, avoid clearing a nil lastError.
ProfileView is not interested in changes in other profiles
notified by ProfileManager. Set isLoading inside
ObservableObject for observable to be self-contained.
Loses observation of profile deletion, but dismiss on removal is
actually handled by OrganizerView, not ProfileView.
Also drop unused presentationMode.
- Mac
- Drop all styles
- Tweak hide title bar
- Hide navigation bar
- Restore single section for all profiles
- Allows using NavigationLink safely
- Indirectly fixes multitasking
- Retains selection on profile activation
- Clean up presentActiveProfile
- Leave active profile in its position
- Fixes Mac flashing row selection on profile activation
- Unify profile row appearance
- Use fixed .headline font
- Add subtitles to inactive profiles
- Use padding rather than fixed row height
CAVEATS:
- Do not preselect active profile on iPad launch, as doing so
seems to present two ProfileView on top of each other, one from
MainView and one from the NavigationLink.
- Do not touch .listStyle() of master view, as it seems to break
navigation esp. in iPad multitasking.
Make action sync, but internally async (makeProfileReady). If not
doing so, UI on launch will not be able to show active profile
immediately. WelcomeView would appear for a moment.
Observe isReloadingCurrentProfile.
See 2b1efb8fec
- Update TunnelKit
- Receive TunnelKit notifications on main queue
- Bind VPN toggle to VPNManager directly (implicit animations)
- Update state on VPN didFail
- Set isEnabled = false after uninstalling VPN (not notified)
Works around a crash in iPadOS 14 portrait when removing section
containing first responder (profile name TextField). It happened
when submitting profile name via keyboard rather than "Save".
Davide De Rosa