Fix status feature #74
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- Add UiKitLocalizations.localizationsDelegates to the existing AppLocalizations.localizationsDelegates for dark mode toggle buttons in iOS. - Implemented in three MaterialApp widgets within the _AppViewState class.
- Remove conditional distinction between initial fetch and background check - Consolidate status resolution logic for both scenarios - Improve code readability and reduce complexity
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This pull request primarily addresses and refines how the application's status is determined and updated, ensuring consistent behavior whether the app is starting up or performing background checks. Additionally, it enhances the application's internationalization by integrating UI Kit specific localizations.
Highlights
- App Status Resolution Logic: I've simplified the
AppBloc's logic for resolving the application's status (AppStatus.authenticatedorAppStatus.anonymous) after fetching the remote configuration. Previously, there was a conditional path for initial fetches versus background checks. Now, the final status is consistently emitted in both scenarios, ensuring a more predictable state transition regardless of how theAppConfigFetchRequestedevent is triggered. - Localization Support Expansion: I've extended the application's localization delegates to include
UiKitLocalizations. This change ensures that UI Kit components used across various app states (likeMaintenancePage,UpdateRequiredPage, andStatusPage) can properly load their localized strings, improving the internationalization capabilities of the UI. - Code Formatting Improvements: Minor formatting adjustments were made in
AppStatusServiceto improve code readability, specifically around constructor initialization andprintstatements.
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Code Review
This pull request fixes an issue where the application could get stuck in a status state (like 'under maintenance') even after the condition was resolved during a background check. The change in AppBloc correctly resets the application status. Additionally, localization delegates for the UI kit have been added to the status pages, which is a good fix. I've left one comment regarding code duplication in app.dart to improve maintainability.
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