v0.1.14
Pre-release
Material You — accent colours from your wallpaper, if you want them.
Added
Colours from your wallpaper. Android 12 and later builds a palette from whatever your wallpaper happens to be. Turn this on in Settings → Appearance and CubePilot takes its accent colours from it: buttons, the selected navigation item, focus rings, the highlights that are blue today.
Details
Only the accents change. The surfaces — the backgrounds, the cards — stay as they were, deliberately: a dark theme that turns grey with somebody's wallpaper is not a dark theme any more, and OLED has to stay actually black or there is no point to it.
Error red stays CubePilot's too. Red means broken in every theme, and a wallpaper does not get a vote.
It is off by default. The palette is part of how the app looks, and replacing it should be something you chose rather than something that happened on first launch.
The switch sits under the theme list rather than inside it, because it applies to whichever of the four themes you are using — it is not a fifth one.
On Android 11 and earlier, and on Windows, the system offers no palette; the switch is there but changes nothing, and everything stays on CubePilot's own colours.
Also
CI now builds the Android and Windows binaries only when a release needs them, rather than on every commit. Nothing in the app changed — but it is why there will be fewer, better-considered releases from here rather than one per change.
Upgrading
Installs straight over v0.1.13. Same signing key, so your servers, keys and timeline are untouched.
Checksums
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