- PaywallView is the paywall content
- PaywallModifier attaches paywall with optional confirmation
- PurchaseRequiredButton presents paywall explicitly
- PaywallReason is the compound input
Refactoring:
- PurchaseRequiredButton takes a custom view
- PurchaseAlertModifier was merged into PaywallModifier
- PurchaseButtonModifier was merged into PurchaseRequiredButton
- Modal options were packed into a single struct
Confirmation alert presented on:
- Connect to ineligible profile (AppCoordinator)
- Save ineligible profile (ProfileCoordinator)
Includes:
- Credits
- Donations
- Diagnostics
- Version
Had to:
- Wrap tab view into a NavigationStack for full-screen navigation
- Take out navigation titles of about subviews
- Customize donations view layout with modifier
- Fix credits and debug log to support scrolling
Closes#914
- Move about subviews to UILibrary
- Refactor about to single coordinator + platform views
- Refactor debug log to single view + content views
- Take out debug log routes from about routes
- Rename Settings* to Preferences*
- Reuse empty modifier in debug log
- Fix a visual bug in .themeTrailingValue() (extra Spacer)
Preparation for #914
To get access to modules, try to avoid full Profile objects. Instead,
replace the coupled ProfileHeader occurrences with a new intermediary
ProfilePreview everywhere.
This way, a ProfileProcessor can inject the localized modules
descriptions from above with the preview() method.
First, rename `force` parameter of ProfileManager.save() to `isLocal`,
because it's meant to be used when saving local profiles. In such
scenario, a profile that is also remotely shared _must_ be re-saved to
the remote repository.
This was not being done when selecting a provider server, and it could
be noticed because the other devices would only receive the iCloud
update after editing the profile and re-doing a manual "Save". Only at
that point would the new profile be re-shared on iCloud.
StoreKit ProductView performs the purchases internally without calling
IAPManager.purchase(), which causes the IAPManager state to be
momentarily outdated.
Leverage PaywallView.onComplete() to reload the receipt and eventually
trigger IAPManager.objectWillChange, so that the app is immediately
unlocked on a successful purchase.
Visually clarify that a profile requires a purchase to be enabled.
- Implement AppFeatureRequiring in Profile
- Refactor IAPManager.verify() accordingly
- Pre-compute required features in ProfileManager via ProfileProcessor
- Allow unrestricted save, but show PurchaseRequiredButton
- Warn however about paid features (FIXME)
- Redesign features in paywall
- Strip already eligible features from paywall
- List required features in restricted alert
- Localize feature descriptions
- Review propagation of paywall modifiers/reasons
Extra:
- Move more domain entities from UILibrary to CommonLibrary
- Default on-demand policy to .any (free feature)
- Fix modals not reappearing after closing with gesture
- Extend UILibrary start-up assertions
- Drop the .importing / .imported steps
- Animate rows re-sorting during process
- Rephrase some strings better
- Test fake migration with launch argument
Finalize migration flow:
- Add entry to "Add" menu
- Suggest to migrate old profiles when there are no profiles
- Add informational message
- Keep included profiles on top
- Allow deletion of migratable profiles
- Fix duplicated Form in preview
- Rename views and models
Improve some Theme modifiers:
- Empty message with full screen option
- Progress modifier with custom view
- Confirmation dialog with custom message
For some reason, Table doesn't seem to inherit the environment in some
cases. Reapply environment to each TableColumn (only Theme is required).
Work around what clearly seems to be a SwiftUI bug.
Fixes#872
- Address further restrictions on actor-isolation by using `nonisolated`
on:
- Combine subjects
- Core Data context/controller
- Blocks
- In previews using inline `@State`, create a custom view instead
- Use `@retroactive` in l10n extensions
- Fix compile error in WireGuardKit
