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0ce35ded4f Fix device-flow connect: sync immediately and reload settings
Connecting via the device flow saved the token to prefs but had no effect:
the capture screen cached its settings from launch and only re-adopted them
when Settings was popped *with a result*, which the connect flow never did.
So auto-sync kept using stale (token-less) settings (notes never downloaded)
and reopening Settings re-seeded the fields from the stale settings (empty
token → Test connection failed, Connect restarted every time).

- settings: on a successful connect, save then run a sync right away and
  report the result ("Connected and synced …") so notes download and the
  user gets real confirmation, instead of the inert "Token saved on Save".
- capture: always reload settings from storage after returning from Settings,
  so a device-flow connect (which saves without popping a result) is picked up.
- tool/device_flow_check.dart: standalone end-to-end device-flow probe used to
  confirm the OAuth App + token + repo-access chain is healthy (it is); the bug
  was purely app-side token application.

152 tests, 100% line coverage.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-15 22:38:30 +02:00
f5d79a6a57 One-tap GitHub connect via a baked-in OAuth App client id
Previously "Connect GitHub" (OAuth device flow) still required entering an
OAuth App client id and owner/repo — friction that returned on every
reinstall once shared_prefs were wiped.

- Bake the app's own device-flow OAuth App client id in as
  SyncSettings.defaultClientId and default to it in load() (alongside the
  existing kuhyx/todo-sync repo default). A device-flow client id is a
  public identifier, not a secret, so it is safe to commit.
- Settings now leads with a single "Connect GitHub" button; the manual
  client-id / token fields and Test connection move under an "Advanced"
  expander. Result: fresh install (or post-reinstall) is one tap →
  authorize the code in the browser → synced. No tokens, no setup.

Note: an OAuth App authorizes with the classic `repo` scope (all repos),
broader than the prior fine-grained PAT — the trade-off for one-tap
device-flow convenience. 151 tests, 100% line coverage.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-15 22:21:34 +02:00
7f84414c87 Add list filters/sort, status, priority rework, export/import, structured template
Notes list & filtering:
- Text-search filter plus independent date-range filters for both created
  and last-updated (AND-combined), a priority filter, and a new status
  filter. Default view hides Done/Abandoned and renders as "unfiltered"
  (no badge for the default state); fixed badge clipping.
- NoteSort options wired into the list UI; watchCount() for the "N saved".

Status & priority:
- New Status enum (toDo/inProgress/Done/Abandoned) as a settable + filterable
  attribute on every note, with capture-screen dropdown.
- Removed "None" priority: every note is Low/Medium/High, default Medium.
  Schema migration v2->v3 rewrites legacy priority 0 -> Medium.

Export / import:
- NotesMarkdown round-trippable single-file format with HTML-comment markers.
- Settings "Export notes" (mobile share sheet / desktop writes ~/todo/BACKLOG.md)
  and "Import notes" (file picker + safe newer-wins merge by id).

Structured template:
- Every new note pre-fills the richer what/where/must/nice/out/done/depends/
  estimate/refs scaffold.

Tests:
- New fast (~5s), deterministic suite via FakeNoteRepository (no DB timers) and
  injected http/file-selector/url-launcher fakes. 86 tests, 96.2% line coverage
  (note.dart & sync_service.dart at 100%, settings 98.7%). Mobile-only share
  branch excluded via coverage:ignore (unreachable on the Linux test host).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-15 16:52:59 +02:00
d48bcd24f7 Initial commit: offline-first CRDT notes app (capture + GitHub sync)
Flutter app for Android + Linux desktop. Captures ideas with per-keystroke local autosave to a CRDT-backed SQLite store (sqlite_crdt), and syncs through a private GitHub repo using per-device changeset files (conflict-free last-writer-wins merge). Includes GitHub OAuth device-flow sign-in with PAT fallback, a barebones notes list, and sync settings.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-14 14:20:19 +02:00