* Initial rip out of most of the Googley stuff.
* Lokalise plugin and dependencies removed.
They would be more useful if we had a large app with many translations. However, with most of our UI being a PWA the usefulness of it is very limited.
* Both apps now build.... Yay
* Formatting.
* Tests and checks pass.
* Make sure Github Actions are up to date.
* Fix more unit tests.
* ktLint
* Use config class for gradle dependencies.
* Widget service calls will fail, if a number for any field is used.
Because the GSON parser will parse every integer to a double.
This is especially a problem on the service alarm_control_panel.alarm_disarm
which needs a code to disarm the alarm panel.
So every code will be converted to .0 (eg. 1234 would be 1234.0)
Solution: Use Jackson instead of gson
GSON problem described here (not fixed):
https://github.com/google/gson/issues/1084
* First attempt at CI action
* Split lints and test steps.
* Only run validate job on PR.
* First attempt at beta deploy via Github Actions
* Try to archive a debug version of application.
* Use static version of NDK.
* Add ENV variables to building the release.
* Ensure all secrets are used!
* Attempt to publish feature branch.
* Make sure all files are in place first.
* Ensure keystore is still accessible during deployment.
* Update README.md for the lack of automation for now.
* Fix Biometric Unlock
* Add Prompt Unlock function directly in WebViewActivity
* Added session timeout in app settings
* App is locked when resumed (after session timed out)
* When the application is locked, the screen is blurred (no quite obnoxious splash screen to look at), which allows the HA frontend to be loaded before or during unlocking
* No button needs to be touched for unlock
* When the unlock prompt is displayed, the back button close the app
* Fix issues #555 and #587
* Switch to using Kotlin in of groovy for the gradle configurations.
* Gradle file cleanup.
* Switch to using Kotlin in of groovy for the gradle configurations.
* Gradle file cleanup.
* Retrofit (and maybe others libs) requires java compile options 1.8, still backwards compatible.
* Prep for release 1.9.0-XXX
* Fix ktLint errors.
