TuneBox 0.5.0 — it keeps itself up to date

Three bugs that were quietly breaking things

• "Pick up where I left off" never worked. just_audio's play() returns
  a future that only completes when the track finishes, so awaiting it
  parked everything after it — including the snapshot that resume reads — until
  the song ended. Close the app mid-song and the queue is back, paused, where
  you left it.
• "Keep the music going" could never fire. Repeat-all was on by default, so
  the queue looped forever and never ran out; the radio hand-off was
  unreachable. Repeat now starts off, which is what makes the setting mean
  anything.
• The navigation bar clipped "Your taste" past about 130% text size. The
  bar clamps its own scaling now while the rest of the app still grows to 160%.

It updates itself

Every three hours TuneBox asks this page whether there is a newer release. The
check is a couple of kilobytes and says nothing when there is nothing to say;
when there is, the download happens in the background on Wi-Fi. The only thing
you see is a row in Settings: "Update to 0.6.0 is ready — tap to install".

Installing still asks for your confirmation, on purpose — Android always does,
and an app that could replace itself without asking would be hard to tell from
malware. It can be switched off in Settings → Updates.

Files that say what they are

Assets are named android-, iphone- and linux- so it is obvious at a
glance which one you want — on every past release too, not just this one.

Downloads

Android	android-TuneBox-0.5.0.apk — universal, signed with the same key as 0.3.0 and 0.4.0, so it installs straight over them
iPhone	iphone-TuneBox-0.5.0.ipa — unsigned; sign it with your own Apple ID via AltStore/SideStore or Xcode
Linux	linux-TuneBox-0.5.0.tar.gz — extract and run ./install.sh (needs libmpv)