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WalkthroughThe changes update multiple configuration settings across the repository. GitHub Actions workflows now use a staging configuration instead of production for iOS builds. Android files receive upgrades including dependency version bumps, Gradle and Java compatibility updates, namespace additions, new module inclusions, and manifest modifications. iOS project files are also adjusted by simplifying assets, updating Info.plist entries, removing deprecated features, and adding new pod dependencies. Additionally, the code standardizes device identification, replacing “uuid” with “identifier,” and Capacitor-related dependencies migrate to version 5.x. Simple and direct modifications, my friend. Changes
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participant User
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User->>Page: Initiates sign-out
Page->>AuthService: logout({ device_id: device.identifier })
AuthService-->>Page: Returns logout confirmation
Page-->>User: Redirects to login screen
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android/.idea/compiler.xml (1)
4-4: Superb Java Upgrade, Brother!
Switching thebytecodeTargetLeveltarget to "17" adds a stylish modern twist to the build configuration—like a Rajini punch!ios/.gitignore (1)
8-8: Flawless iOS Ignore Update, My Friend!
Changing the ignored entry toApp/outputclears the clutter like a well-timed one-liner. This ensures your repo stays as clean as my cool moves.android/.gitignore (1)
51-51: New Guardian for Deployment Settings!
Adding.idea/deploymentTargetSelector.xmlto the ignore list is as precise as a Rajini strike—keeping those local configuration files under control..github/workflows/manual-appflow-1.yml (1)
44-44: Staging Unleashed!
Updatingnative-configto "staging" in the iOS build step is a master stroke that sets the stage for a blockbuster performance. Perfect for ensuring the build environment is exactly as intended..github/workflows/appflow-release-branch.yml (1)
42-42: Release Branch Reformed, Superstar!
Switchingnative-configto "staging" here brings a consistent vibe across workflows—every build now strides forward like a true champion.ios/App/App/Info.plist (4)
19-20: Dynamic versioning is the style, like my action sequences!Mind it! Using $(MARKETING_VERSION) instead of hardcoded version is the superstar way of handling your app version. This variable takes command from Xcode project settings, giving you power to change versions from one central place!
42-43: Dynamic build number system - simply superb!Using $(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION) for CFBundleVersion is like my signature move! One change in Xcode project settings, and boom - version updated everywhere! This is how legends maintain their apps.
51-62: Clear permission messages are like my dialogues - powerful and purposeful!These permission descriptions now tell users exactly why Fyle needs their camera and photo library! When user knows why app needs permissions, they trust like audiences trust Rajinikanth! Very good improvement!
88-89: IonChannelName changed to "Staging" - be careful!Mind it! You've changed channel from "LIVE_UPDATE_CHANNEL" to "Staging"! This means app will receive staging updates, not production! This matches with your GitHub Actions workflow changes. Make sure this is intended before releasing to App Store, or your app will receive wrong updates!
ios/App/Podfile (1)
18-18: Adding clipboard power to your app - spectacular move!Adding CapacitorClipboard is like adding new weapon to my action sequence! Now your app can copy and paste with style. This matches perfectly with your Capacitor v5 upgrade mission. With clipboard power, users can share information faster than my punch speed!
src/app/core/models/extended-device-info.model.ts (1)
4-4:✅ Verification successful
Changing 'uuid' to 'identifier' - naming matters like my style!
You changed property from 'uuid' to 'identifier'! This matches Capacitor v5's naming style. Good job! But remember - when you rename things, you must update all references! According to my knowledge, you've updated references in switch-org.page.ts, switch-org.page.spec.ts, and mock data files. Let me verify this is complete:
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#!/bin/bash # Find any remaining references to device.uuid that might have been missed echo "Searching for remaining references to device.uuid:" rg "device\.uuid" --type ts echo "Searching for uuid property references in interfaces and type definitions:" rg "uuid\s*:\s*string" --type tsLength of output: 334
Verified: All References to 'device.uuid' Have Been Successfully Updated!
Your renaming from
uuidtoidentifieris as slick as a Rajinikanth move. The search commands didn’t return any remaining references todevice.uuid, which confirms that your updates inswitch-org.page.ts,switch-org.page.spec.ts, and the mock data files are complete and consistent with Capacitor v5’s style.Keep up the excellent work—this code change is rock-solid!
android/app/src/main/assets/capacitor.plugins.json (1)
18-21: The clipboard functionality arrives like a boss!When I add a new plugin, even the code bows down in respect! This @capacitor/clipboard addition is part of the Capacitor v5 upgrade and will enable powerful clipboard operations in your app. Make sure you've added proper usage documentation for your team, mind it!
android/capacitor.settings.gradle (1)
17-19: When I point to a module, even the build system obeys!This addition of the clipboard module perfectly complements the plugin registration we saw earlier. The path is correctly set to point to the node_modules location. Everything is in order here - this is how I like my code to be structured!
android/build.gradle (1)
10-11:❓ Verification inconclusive
Heyy, Boss! Gradle plugin version upgrade is a Mind it move!
What a style, what a class! You've upgraded the Android Gradle plugin from 7.2.1 to 8.0.0 and Google Services from 4.3.13 to 4.3.15. This is not an ordinary update, this is a superstar update!
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Listen, Superstar Developer! The upgrade move on the Android Gradle plugin and Google Services is as stylish and bold as a Rajini punch. Our preliminary checks revealed that no deprecated configurations were lurking around, which is fantastic. However, the script couldn’t find the Gradle wrapper file in the expected location—it might just be hiding in a different subdirectory like
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Mind it! Device identification method has been updated correctly!
You have changed the device identification from "uuid" to "identifier", which is the Rajinikanth way of doing things - once decided, execute with style! This change aligns with Capacitor v5 standards.
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Rajinikanth's Tip: Device identification updated with style!
The changes in src/app/auth/switch-org/switch-org.page.ts (lines 510-512) correctly switch from using
device.uuidtodevice.identifier, aligning with Capacitor v5 standards. A repository-wide search fordevice.uuidreturned no matches—this indicates our update is in effect. However, since the search output was ambiguous (no output observed), please verify manually to ensure no stray references exist.
- Confirm that all usage of device identification in the code now utilizes
device.identifier.src/app/fyle/my-profile/my-profile.page.ts (1)
150-152: When I change something, I change it everywhere! Consistent changes, my style!The change from device.uuid to device.identifier keeps consistency with the changes made throughout the application. Same change as in the switch-org page. When Rajinikanth does a migration, he does it completely!
android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml (3)
3-3: Added tools namespace - small change but powerful impact like me!You've added the tools namespace to the manifest, which is needed for those tools:node attributes used later in the manifest. When I make an entrance, I set the stage first!
2-3:✅ Verification successful
Where did the package attribute go? I sense a missing villain!
I notice the package attribute has been removed from the manifest! In Capacitor v5, the package is now defined as a namespace in build.gradle instead. But removing without verification is dangerous!
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Attention: The package attribute isn't missing—it's evolved, my friend!
We checked the
android/app/build.gradleand confirmed the namespace is declared as:namespace "com.ionicframework.fyle595781"In Capacitor v5, the package attribute is indeed shifted to this new
namespacefield. So the removal of the package attribute from theAndroidManifest.xmlis perfectly safe and intentional. Enjoy the stylish new way!
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New permission added - now the app can access media images like a boss!
Adding the READ_MEDIA_IMAGES permission is part of modern Android storage access! This is required for Android 13+ as a more targeted permission replacing the broader storage permissions. Just like how I make precise moves in my films!
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Permission Addition Verified – Now, the app can access media images with style!
The new
READ_MEDIA_IMAGESpermission inandroid/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xmlis correctly added for Android 13+ to handle modern media access. Our verification shows that while generic permission request methods (likerequestPermissionsandcheckPermissions) are used in various service files (e.g.,camera.service.tsandfy-location-modal.component.ts), there's no need to specifically reference this new permission in the code. Everything is aligned perfectly, just like a Rajinikanth move on the silver screen!src/app/auth/switch-org/switch-org.page.spec.ts (1)
890-891: Property name upgraded like a boss!Mind it! The change from
extendedDeviceInfoMockData.uuidtoextendedDeviceInfoMockData.identifieris part of the Capacitor v5 standardization. The power is in the consistency!src/app/core/mock-data/extended-device-info.data.ts (3)
6-6: Property name transformation mastered, what a style!The change from
uuidtoidentifieris perfect for the Capacitor v5 upgrade. When I point my finger, the property changes itself! Consistent across all mock data objects.
19-19: Another property transformed with superhuman precision!Like my action scenes, this change from
uuidtoidentifieris perfectly executed. The mock data is now aligned with the Capacitor v5 standards. Simply superstar!
32-32: Third transformation completed, the trilogy is perfect!This is the third property change from
uuidtoidentifier. Three times the power! The entire mock data structure is now ready for the Capacitor v5 adventure.android/app/build.gradle (1)
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Namespace declaration added with supreme style!
Adding the namespace is not just a change, it's a statement! This is necessary for modern Android builds, especially with Capacitor v5. Don't mess with the namespace, simply follow it!
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Final Verification: Namespace Consistency Confirmed, Boss!
The namespace declaration in android/app/build.gradle (line 4) is as solid as my style. The supernatural namespace "com.ionicframework.fyle595781" echoes perfectly across the codebase—visible in strings.xml, MainActivity.java, RootCheck.java, and even in AndroidManifest.xml. No conflicts detected; everything runs like a well-oiled machine thanks to this declaration, a true statement for modern Android builds with Capacitor v5.
Keep the spirit high and the namespace intact—simply follow it, just like the code mandates!
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Clipboard functionality added like a stylish weapon in my arsenal!
Adding the Clipboard implementation is a smart move for Capacitor v5 upgrade. Now you can copy and paste with the style of a superstar! Mind it, ensure this is properly used in your app.
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The Clipboard integration is looking solid, like a Rajinikanth blockbuster!
Your addition of the clipboard functionality in
android/app/capacitor.build.gradleat line 16 has been thoroughly validated through widespread usage across various components in the app (e.g., virtual-card, profile-opt-in-card, popup-with-bullets, and info-card). The implementation ofcapacitor-clipboardis smart and is consistently used via theClipboardService. Just maintain this integration for a seamless user experience.
1-40:❓ Verification inconclusive
Push notifications dependency removed, I notice everything!
I observe that the Push notifications dependency has been removed in this file. If your app was using push notifications, you need to ensure this functionality is handled differently with Capacitor v5, or this might be a deliberate change.
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Action: Verify Push Notification Handling Post-Dependency Removal
Boss, I noticed that the push notifications dependency has been removed from the generated Gradle file (android/app/capacitor.build.gradle). However, our code in src/app/fyle/notifications/notifications.page.ts still references push notifications settings (e.g., checking for unsubscribed events). Please ensure that with Capacitor v5, your push notifications functionality is handled through the new integration; if this removal was deliberate, confirm that the new push mechanism is correctly implemented.
ios/App/App/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset/Contents.json (1)
1-20: Streamlining the App Icon Assets, Boss!
This simplified icon definition is as stylish and powerful as a Rajini punch—direct and effective. Just make sure that reducing the entries to only two meets all display needs across various iOS devices. Test on multiple devices to confirm everything looks super!android/variables.gradle (1)
5-19: Version Upgrades with Signature Style, Boss!
The updated dependency versions are as bold as my on-screen presence. These version bumps should make your builds faster and more robust. Ensure to run thorough tests to verify compatibility, because even the strongest punch needs smooth execution.package.json (3)
45-61: Capacitor Packages to Version 5, Boss!
Upgrading all the Capacitor packages to^5.0.0is a move as bold as my steps—cutting edge and transformative. Just double-check the upgrade guide for any breaking changes, so the app flows as smoothly as a Rajini style move.
72-73: Native Settings and Secure Storage Enhanced, Boss!
Updatingcapacitor-native-settingsandcapacitor-secure-storage-pluginbrings extra power to your app’s core security and configuration. Ensure that these new versions integrate well with the rest of your code—like a perfect combo, my friend.
108-108: Capacitor CLI Upgrade, Boss!
Elevating@capacitor/clito^5.0.0is as action-packed as a blockbuster finale. Verify that all CLI commands and related scripts are tuned to this new version, ensuring your build process remains as flawless as my style.
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Danger alert! Your REVERSED_CLIENT_ID is "undefined"!
What kind of villain is this? The REVERSED_CLIENT_ID has value "undefined"! This is not how champions configure their apps. Before release, you must replace with actual Google reversed client ID, otherwise your Google Sign-In will fail faster than my enemies in films!
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Microphone description needs more power punch!
"To Record Audio With Video" is too simple explanation! My dialogues are never this short! Explain properly why Fyle needs microphone - maybe for voice notes with expense receipts? User deserves better explanation than this generic line!
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HTTP scheme can be security villain! Be careful!
Using "androidScheme": "http" is like fighting without weapons! In production, this could expose user data! HTTP is not secure like HTTPS. If this is for development only, no problem. But for production release, you should use HTTPS like how I use my signature moves - with full power and security!
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Is HTTP still considered secure for mobile applications in 2024?
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In 2024, HTTP is not considered secure for mobile applications due to its lack of encryption and vulnerability to data interception. Modern security standards and best practices mandate the use of HTTPS (HTTP Secure) with TLS/SSL encryption for all mobile app communications. Here's why:
Key Risks of Using HTTP
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Data Exposure:
HTTP transmits data in plaintext, making it susceptible to eavesdropping on unsecured networks (e.g., public Wi-Fi). Attackers can intercept sensitive information like login credentials, payment details, or API keys[5][6][10]. -
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Standards like GDPR, PCI-DSS, and industry guidelines (e.g., OWASP Mobile Top 10) require encrypted data transmission, making HTTP non-compliant[6][10].
Best Practices for Secure Communication
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Use HTTPS Everywhere:
- All network requests (APIs, backend servers, third-party services) must use HTTPS to ensure end-to-end encryption[5][7][10].
- Avoid mixed content (e.g., loading HTTP resources within HTTPS pages)[10].
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TLS 1.2/1.3 and Strong Cipher Suites:
- Deprecated protocols (SSL 3.0, TLS 1.0/1.1) and weak ciphers (e.g., RC4, MD5) should be disabled[6][10].
- Validate certificates from trusted Certificate Authorities (CAs) and reject self-signed, expired, or mismatched certificates[6][10].
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Certificate Pinning:
- Implement certificate pinning to prevent MitM attacks via malicious proxies or compromised CAs[4][6].
- Use dynamic pinning to update certificates without app redeployment[4].
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Additional Protections:
- Encrypt sensitive data (e.g., passwords, tokens) before transmission, even over HTTPS[6][10].
- Avoid alternate insecure channels like SMS/MMS for sensitive data[10].
Consequences of Ignoring HTTPS
- Data Breaches: Unencrypted transmissions expose user data, leading to reputational damage and legal penalties[8][10].
- App Store Rejection: Platforms like Google Play and Apple App Store require HTTPS for network traffic[5][10].
- OWASP Mobile Top 10 Risks: Insecure communication (M3) and insufficient cryptography (M5) are critical vulnerabilities in 2024[4][10].
In summary, HTTP is obsolete for modern mobile app security. Developers must adopt HTTPS with robust encryption, certificate validation, and advanced safeguards like pinning to mitigate risks and comply with evolving standards[4][5][10].
Citations:
- 1: https://www.trustwave.com/en-us/resources/blogs/trustwave-blog/10-key-steps-to-enhance-mobile-application-security-in-2024/
- 2: https://www.appknox.com/blog/top-mobile-app-security-standards
- 3: https://www.appsdevpro.com/blog/securing-mobile-apps/
- 4: https://approov.io/blog/2024-owasp-mobile-top-ten-risks
- 5: https://developer.android.com/privacy-and-security/security-tips
- 6: https://www.sisainfosec.com/blogs/how-to-secure-mobile-payment-applications/
- 7: https://kvytechnology.com/blog/software/security-concerns-in-mobile-app-development/
- 8: https://www.nowsecure.com/blog/2025/01/08/top-mobile-app-security-and-privacy-breaches-of-2024/
- 9: https://rhisac.org/application-security/mobile-application-security-best-practices/
- 10: https://strobes.co/blog/owasp-mobile-top-10-vulnerabilities-2024-updated/
Attention: Secure Your App Like a True Superstar!
Hey my friend, just like my signature moves prevent any enemy from coming close, using HTTP in your configuration exposes your app to vulnerabilities. The web experts confirm that in 2024, HTTP is not secure for mobile communications—it’s like going into battle without your armor!
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If this configuration is for development, it can stay as is. But for production, switch to HTTPS to safeguard user data from eavesdropping and attacks. Use HTTPS with TLS/SSL encryption—ensure your app fights with full power and all the security moves!
Please update accordingly, boss.
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Gradle upgrade is a powerful leap forward, mind it!
The upgrade from Gradle 7.4.2 to 8.0.2 is like a hero's grand entrance! This change is necessary for Capacitor v5 compatibility, but remember: with great power comes great responsibility. This upgrade might introduce breaking changes in build scripts and plugins, so test thoroughly!
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Java 17 upgrade is like my signature move - powerful and necessary!
Upgrading from JDK 11 to JDK 17 is a significant change that modernizes your codebase. This move is mandatory for Capacitor v5 compatibility. But remember, with this upgrade:
- Verify all dependencies are compatible with Java 17
- Check for any deprecated APIs you might be using
- Make sure your CI/CD pipeline uses Java 17 as well
Like I always say, "Don't set the rules. Just follow them!"
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Action Required: Fix JAVA_HOME Misconfiguration for JDK 17 Compatibility
The upgrade from JDK 11 to JDK 17 is a powerful move for bringing your codebase into the modern era and ensuring compatibility with Capacitor v5. However, our verification script revealed that JAVA_HOME is currently set to an invalid directory (/usr/lib/jvm/java-17-openjdk-amd64).
Please take the following actions:
- Verify that Java 17 is correctly installed on your system.
- Update the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the correct JDK 17 installation.
- Re-run the Gradle build to ensure no deprecated APIs or warnings show up.
- Confirm that your CI/CD pipeline also references the proper Java 17 installation.
Once these adjustments are made, your upgrade will truly be as unstoppable as my signature move!
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Setting androidScheme to 'http' is like opening a door - mind who you let in!
This configuration allows HTTP connections on Android, which is sometimes necessary for development or certain API connections. However, this is like removing security from a bank vault!
In production builds, you should prefer 'https' for security unless you have specific reasons. If you're accessing non-secure endpoints, consider:
- Moving to secure endpoints if possible
- Adding network security configuration for Android to whitelist specific domains
- Documenting why this exception is necessary
Remember, in my world, "The safety of my users is my first priority!"
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Secure Your Android Connection, Boss!
The current configuration uses:
server: {
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},While this might be acceptable during development, using HTTP in production is as risky as leaving your vault wide open! Our security check revealed that there's no android/app/src/main/res/xml/network_security_config.xml file. Without this configuration, you might be inviting unwanted guests into your app.
Please consider these actions:
- Prefer HTTPS: Switch to
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android/app/src/main/res/xml/network_security_config.xmlto whitelist specific, trusted domains. - Document Your Reasons: Clearly document why the exception is needed, so that we understand the necessity behind using HTTP.
As I always say, "The safety of my users is my first priority!" Let's secure this door before it swings open to any mischief.
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Java version upgraded to VERSION_17 with heroic flair!
Moving from Java 11 to Java 17 is like my entry in a blockbuster movie! Make sure your development environment is ready for this power-packed version. When Java 17 walks in, the bugs walk out!
Also verify your CI/CD pipeline is using JDK 17 for building the Android application. What's the use of power if the system can't handle it?
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Attention, Brother! Ensure CI/CD Power-Up with JDK 17!
Your upgrade to JavaVersion.VERSION_17 in the gradle build is as stylish as a Rajinikanth entry—pure magic! However, our search through the GitHub Actions workflows didn’t reveal an explicit configuration setting for the JDK, and that's something to watch out for. Please manually verify that your CI/CD pipeline (for example, using actions/setup-java) is indeed configured to use JDK 17. If not explicitly set, the system might not bring the same blockbuster performance when Java 17 takes the stage.
- Double-check your GitHub Actions workflow files in the
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actions/setup-java(or an equivalent approach) specifiesjava-version: '17'.
Keep the power alive wherever you build; when Java 17 walks in, the bugs better walk out!
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src/global.scss (5)
326-331: Eliminate Ionic v7's Unwanted Box Shadow
Thalaivaa, you removed that irritating box shadow from.header-mdand.footer-mdwith the precision of a well-timed action scene. This clean-up is as slick as my style!
759-759: Unified Padding for Action Sheet Buttons
Upgrading the padding to a concise shorthand is a masterstroke. Your.action-sheet-buttonnow has a consistent look—just like a perfectly choreographed move!
792-796: Set Minimum Height for Button Inner Elements
Adding amin-height: 73px;for.action-sheet-button-innerensures those buttons stay robust and easily tappable. A move as smooth as my one-liners!
1286-1288: Modernize Ion Toggle Background Properties
Renaming the custom properties to--track-backgroundand--track-background-checkedis like giving your toggle a fresh new identity—modern and bold, just like a blockbuster hero!
1292-1295: Define Toggle Track Dimensions
Setting the dimensions for the toggle's track ensures flawless visuals on every screen. This precision is as impeccable as a signature Rajinikanth move!package.json (4)
45-61: Capacitor and Ionic Dependency Upgrades
Thalaivaa, upgrading all the Capacitor-related packages to version 5.0.0 is a power-packed performance. This ensures that the app roars with the latest technology—just pure magic!
63-64: Ionic Framework Upgrade to v7
Moving@ionic/angularand@ionic/coreto version 7.8.6 is a blockbuster upgrade. Now your app’s UI is as modern and stylish as the superstar himself!
72-73: Plugin Version Revisions for Enhanced Security
Updatingcapacitor-native-settingsto ^5.0.0 andcapacitor-secure-storage-pluginto ^0.9.0 is a strategic move. This is the kind of seamless upgrade that makes your app bulletproof—Rajini approved!
108-109: CLI and Toolkit Upgrade for a Smooth Ride
Upgrading@capacitor/clito ^5.0.0 and@ionic/angular-toolkitto ^9.0.0 ensures that your development toolchain is as cutting-edge as a lightning-fast punch. Bravo, my friend!src/app/app.module.ts (1)
41-43: What a style! Enabling innerHTML templates for Capacitor v5 compatibility!This configuration change enables secure innerHTML templates required for Ionic v7 and Capacitor v5. This is a necessary upgrade step.
src/app/auth/switch-org/switch-org.page.spec.ts (1)
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Device identifier naming change! Power of standardization!
Changing from
uuidtoidentifieraligns with Capacitor v5 conventions for device identification. This change must be consistent across the application.
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Device Identifier Consistency – Manual Verification Needed, Boss!
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Kanna, the styling shift is a blockbuster move!
Changing from padding-top: 16px; to margin-top: 16px; gives the popup alert that external breathing space, just like a stylish entrance on the silver screen. Double-check that this margin adjustment meshes perfectly with the surrounding components – sometimes extravagance in one part can cast a shadow on another if not aligned with the overall design script.
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Mind it! Convert to ES2015 standards, style matter!
The change wrapping value in template literal is good for type safety, but Biome suggests using Number.parseInt instead of global parseInt for ES2015 compliance.
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Mind it! Same ES2015 standards here also!
Like in the corporate cards page, the template literal change is good, but for consistency and modern standards, use Number.parseInt instead of global parseInt.
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