- Add "Today" and "distant past" option to time period filter dropdown
- Store selected filter in SharedPreferences for persistence across sessions
- Auto-restore last selected filter when opening workout filter settings
- Today filter shows workouts from midnight to current time, distant pass shows all workouts
I switched from pixel 8 to pixel 10 and the 10 is much more aggressive
at putting threads to sleep. This change changes the logic to make the
heartbeat more and more aggressive the more unexpected disconnects that
there are.
Even Realities G1: Add Calendar Support
This change adds support for syncing the calendar to the glasses. It
also cleans up the settings menu and adds a few dummy options for touch
controls that don't currently do anything.
Even Realities G1: Clean up the command ID constants
This should be purely a refactor with no functional changes. The change
renames all the command IDs, it adds the ones that are missing and
unifies the name of all of them. It also breaks out the known
subfunctions into their own structures. Finally, it reorders the Command
objects to be in the same order as the command ids.
Even Realities G1: Set the language on the glasses to match the app locale
Body Temperature
Skin Temperature
Distance
Exercise
Heart rate
Heart rate variability
Oxygen saturation
Sleep
Steps
Total calories burned
VO2 max
Weight
The feature is configurable via Settings->External Integrations->Health Connect
Based on https://codeberg.org/LLan/Gadgetbridge
Kudos to LLan for the preliminary work!
This change adds filter filters to the calendar sync options:
1. Declined events
2. Canceled events
3. Color Label filtering
4. Focus Time event filtering
5. Working Location event filtering
6. All Day Event filtering
This changes also inverts the menu for teh sync black list so that is
now a white list. The underlying prefs variables have not changed, just
how the interface displays them so existing user settings will carry
over.
The color label filtering is more useful on calendars from Google
Workspace Calendars that actually have named colors. There is no way
that I can find to access the names of the colors to show to the user,
but it can still be useful to tag some events that you don't want synced.
In addition to the color filters, Google Workspace Calendar has extended
parameters called Focus Time and Working Location. Working location
appears as an all day event every day and if you use the Focus Time as a
Calendar block, your calendar may be filled with these events. For my
work calendar these two event types choke out the "real" events, so it
is nice to filter them.
José Rebelo
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