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release_v1.1

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@adrianhoehne adrianhoehne released this 31 Dec 17:04
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What's Changed

  • Try using tests without an orchestrator to prevent problems with jacoco by @adrianhoehne in #1
  • Remove instrumentation tests and coverage report generation from the … by @adrianhoehne in #3
  • Android instrumentation tests integration by @adrianhoehne in #4
  • Decreased app size by refactoring the tests

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Full Changelog: release_v1.0...release_v1.1

Initial Release

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@adrianhoehne adrianhoehne released this 29 Dec 20:48

First Release

The first start will create a UI that only contains a close button while asking for foreground and notification permissions (depending on the Android version).

When permissions are granted, the services will start and should reduce the overall volume on the device depending on your settings.

The app will stay active by using a foreground service to prevent the automatic destruction of Android if an app goes to the background.

To reduce the volume, an equalizer is used, which reduces all available bands by the factor given in the slider.

When the user clicks the close button, the service and equalizer, which are used to reduce the volume, will shut down.

This app may work on your device or not. This is for 2 reasons:

  • Overtake the audio globally is deprecated. And will probably be removed in the future.

  • Some devices use their own implementation and override or forbid the use of the built-in equalizer