0.3.02-alpha: wireless connects by itself, calls from the car, and fixes for #35 and #36

.github/release-notes.md

@@ -1,15 +1,21 @@
-Gearslip 0.3.01 connects wirelessly on more phones and dongles.
+Gearslip 0.3.02 connects wirelessly by itself and handles calls from the car.
+
+## New
+- Wireless connects by itself. After your first wireless drive, Android asks once whether Gearslip may watch for that car. From then on, Gearslip connects whenever the car's Bluetooth does. A USB cable still wins.
+- End and mute a call from the nav bar, which shows who you're talking to and for how long.
+- Calls you place from the car's dialer go through, even though the phone's call screen can't open on the car.
+- The browser goes full screen, for the whole page or a video in it.
+- The nav bar can hide while you navigate, or until you tap the screen.
+- Directions sit in short bars, so map apps keep their maps clear of them.
+- Share a log from an earlier launch, not just the current one.
+- In the car preview, you type with the phone's keyboard.
 
 ## Fixed
-- Wireless works with dongles that send their Wi-Fi details before their address.
-- A VPN no longer stops a wireless drive without a word. Gearslip tries the phone's ordinary route around it, and if the VPN still blocks the car, Gearslip says so. To fix it for good, exclude Gearslip in your VPN app.
-- When Android won't ask for the Nearby devices permission, a button opens Gearslip's settings, where you can turn it on.
-
-## Changed
-- An app that someone else has re-signed, such as a modified Waze, no longer shows the red X when it accepts Gearslip.
-- Support Gearslip through Liberapay, Buy Me a Coffee, or Monero, in Settings.
-- Gearslip now belongs to Twink Software LLC, and its code lives at github.com/twinksoftware/gearslip. Old links still work.
-- The README lists Gearslip's signing certificate, so you can check your copy with AppVerifier.
-
-## Known issues
-- Phone calls are unstable right now and may drop or fail to connect.
+- Before each spoken turn, Gearslip asks the car for its speakers, as Android Auto does. Some head units rebooted without this.
+- An app that won't run in Gearslip, such as Yandex Maps or 2GIS, now says so after 10 seconds instead of showing "Starting" for ever.
+- Head units that take only AAC music get one start message, not two. A 2014 aftermarket unit dropped the connection over the second.
+- With music on Bluetooth, the car keeps its Bluetooth source.
+- Head units offering Android Auto 4.x and 6.x get a version they accept.
+- Homemade head units without a certificate keep working, and the wheel buttons and knob work as they do in the main build.
+- A car that reports the wrong screen size gets the right one.
+- iscle fixed how Gearslip frames, secures, and negotiates the connection, and how it checks what the car sends.

gearslip/build.gradle.kts

@@ -38,9 +38,9 @@ android {
         applicationId = "app.seb3thehacker.gearslip"
         minSdk = 31
         targetSdk = 37
-        versionCode = 10
+        versionCode = 11
         // -PgearslipVersionName=0.1.99-test makes a build that thinks it's older, to try the updater.
-        versionName = project.findProperty("gearslipVersionName")?.toString() ?: "0.3.01-alpha"
+        versionName = project.findProperty("gearslipVersionName")?.toString() ?: "0.3.02-alpha"
         manifestPlaceholders["appLabel"] = "Gearslip"
         // Where opted-in phones send their daily usage note: the stats-worker/ Worker's address,
         // set as gearslipStatsUrl in gradle.properties. Left empty, nothing is ever sent.