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r-zakarya 9a4170c44f feat(android): folder filter, icons, sort, template, updated_at, FLAG_SECURE
Works through the plan's §2 and §3 items that need no hardware and no
platform decision.

- allowBackup="false". The private directory holds vault.bin; a cloud
  backup has no business in a password manager's path, even though what
  would leave is encrypted by a key that stays in the chip.
- FLAG_SECURE, Release builds only - in debug it also blocks development
  screenshots. Complementary to hiding on WillBecomeInactive rather than
  redundant: that one covers the recents preview, the flag also covers
  manual captures, screen recording and casting to an external display.
- List sorted by name (snapshot order is DB order, arbitrary to the eye),
  entry icons decoded once per vault rather than on every keystroke, and a
  folder dropdown whose selection survives a background refresh. No tag
  filter: text search already matches tags.
- template and updated_at read and shown in the detail. updated_at is also
  step 1 of the write path - nothing is arbitrable without it.

Android code is now type-checked without deploying: dccaarm64 reaches the
link step and fails only on the NDK's ldandroid.exe. A JNI declaration that
does not compile no longer waits for an APK to say so.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-15 11:23:29 +01:00
r-zakarya 3bb6f6f903 feat(android): show first, sync after
The local vault now opens by itself at launch and the GET runs behind it,
silently. A 304 shows nothing; a network failure shows nothing either -
offline is a normal state, and an alert on every launch only teaches people
to dismiss alerts. Only a new snapshot manifests, by refreshing the list.

That silence is what puts the sync password inside the Keystore-encrypted
file next to the vault: without it a new snapshot cannot be opened, so every
edit made on the desktop would raise a password prompt at launch. The file
already holds every password in plaintext; this one adds almost nothing to
its exposure. A typed password still wins over the stored one, which is how
you fix one that no longer works.

Adopting a snapshot while the app is already open rebuilds the list in place
instead of navigating - mandatory even from the detail screen, since list
rows carry indices into the old vault and a tap would open the wrong entry.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-15 11:14:44 +01:00
r-zakarya ba0d3c1d3c docs(android): plan of the remaining work 2026-08-15 10:56:49 +01:00