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ADFA-5646: Hide the discover-plugins download arrow while offline - #2083
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The Extensions Manager's discover-plugins action opens a URL with no offline fallback, so tapping it while offline was a dead end. Hide it instead of letting the user find that out the hard way. Adds ConnectivityObserver (common module): a ConnectivityManager.NetworkCallback wrapped in a callbackFlow, re-deriving from the existing Context.isNetworkConnected() on every callback so a Wi-Fi -> cellular handover isn't misreported as offline. PluginManagerViewModel collects it into a new PluginManagerUiState.isOnline field (defaults true to avoid flash-hiding the icon on a connected cold start), and ManagerScreen gates the icon on it. Verified on-device: toggling Wi-Fi/mobile data off hides the icon; toggling back on brings it back live, with no navigation or manual refresh needed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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WalkthroughThe plugin manager now observes Android connectivity and stores the observed state in its UI state. The Discover action appears only on the Plugins tab while the UI state is online. Tests cover the initial offline state and a change from online to offline. ChangesPlugin connectivity flow
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant ConnectivityManager
participant AndroidConnectivityObserver
participant PluginManagerViewModel
participant ManagerScreen
ConnectivityManager->>AndroidConnectivityObserver: Reports network callback
AndroidConnectivityObserver->>PluginManagerViewModel: Emits connectivity Boolean
PluginManagerViewModel->>ManagerScreen: Updates isOnline state
ManagerScreen->>ManagerScreen: Shows Discover when Plugins is selected and online
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Discover can remain visible while offline until another connectivity event occurs. Resolve the observer’s stale-state paths before merging. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new connectivity flow controls whether an existing discovery link is visible. It does not grant plugin installation authority or replace an access control. The link may briefly remain visible before connectivity is observed or if observation fails. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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@common/src/main/java/com/itsaky/androidide/utils/ConnectivityObserver.kt:
- Line 62: Update the startup sequence around
trySend(context.isNetworkConnected()) to register the network callback before
relying on the initial connectivity sample, and coordinate the sample with
callback delivery so a disconnect during startup cannot leave the flow reporting
stale connectivity.
- Line 47: Update the NetworkCallback flow so it derives internet connectivity
from the networks and capabilities delivered by callbacks, rather than calling
context.isNetworkConnected(). Track callback-delivered state in callback order,
and handle onLost using the remaining tracked networks so losing one network
does not report disconnection while another is available.
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Derive callback state from delivered network data.
All three callbacks call context.isNetworkConnected(). That helper performs synchronous ConnectivityManager queries. Android warns that these queries can race with NetworkCallback delivery, so the flow can emit a stale Boolean. distinctUntilChanged() does not correct that state.
Track callback-delivered networks and capabilities in callback order, then emit the resulting internet state. Do not use onLost's Network alone because another network may already be available.
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Update the NetworkCallback flow so it derives internet connectivity from the
networks and capabilities delivered by callbacks, rather than calling
context.isNetworkConnected(). Track callback-delivered state in callback order,
and handle onLost using the remaining tracked networks so losing one network
does not report disconnection while another is available.
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Register before relying on the initial connectivity sample.
If the last network disconnects after trySend(context.isNetworkConnected()) but before registerNetworkCallback(), the flow emits true and misses that network’s loss. The registration reports matching networks; it does not replay a loss that occurred before registration. Discover can remain visible while offline until another network event occurs. Coordinate registration and the initial state so a transition during startup cannot leave a stale value. (developer.android.com)
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Update the startup sequence around trySend(context.isNetworkConnected()) to
register the network callback before relying on the initial connectivity sample,
and coordinate the sample with callback delivery so a disconnect during startup
cannot leave the flow reporting stale connectivity.
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IMPORTANT
- ConnectivityObserver.kt:50 -
onLostcan re-report the lost network as online
MINOR
- ContextUtils.kt:127 (anchored at ConnectivityObserver.kt:58) - online check ignores
NET_CAPABILITY_VALIDATED
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@jimturner-adfa IMPORTANT: onLost re-reads cm.activeNetwork, which may still report the network that was just lost.
Android doesn't guarantee activeNetwork has changed by the time onLost runs, and the callback runs on a separate thread. If Wi-Fi is the only network and it drops, isNetworkConnected() can still see the lost Wi-Fi with INTERNET capability. It sends true, distinctUntilChanged drops it, and with no networks left no later callback arrives. isOnline stays true and the arrow stays visible while offline, which is the case this PR fixes.
Fix: track the networks the callback has reported in a set, remove network here, and emit whether the set is non-empty. Or, at minimum, treat activeNetwork == network as offline inside onLost.
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@jimturner-adfa MINOR: the defect is at ContextUtils.kt:127, outside this diff: isNetworkConnected() checks only NET_CAPABILITY_INTERNET, not NET_CAPABILITY_VALIDATED.
INTERNET means the network claims to offer internet. It doesn't mean Android confirmed the connection works. Behind a captive portal (a Wi-Fi login page), or on Wi-Fi with no working uplink, the arrow stays visible and tapping it hits the dead end ADFA-5646 targets. This check existed before the PR; graded MINOR because the PR doesn't make it worse, but the arrow now relies on it.
Fix: also require NET_CAPABILITY_VALIDATED. This onCapabilitiesChanged already fires when validation state changes, so the observer picks it up without other changes.
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I feel like the sense of this PR is backwards. Cogo is intended to be primarily offline so the icon should default to not visible, and only appear when the app is online. |
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The Extensions Manager's discover-plugins action opens a URL with no offline fallback, so tapping it while offline was a dead end. Hide it instead of letting the user find that out the hard way.
ConnectivityObserver(common module): aConnectivityManager.NetworkCallbackwrapped in acallbackFlow, re-deriving from the existingContext.isNetworkConnected()on every callback so a Wi-Fi -> cellular handover isn't misreported as offline.PluginManagerViewModelcollects it into a newPluginManagerUiState.isOnlinefield (defaultstrueto avoid flash-hiding the icon on a connected cold start).ManagerScreengates the discover-plugins icon on it.Test plan
PluginManagerViewModelTestcoversisOnlineon init and on a live connectivity change (fakeConnectivityObserver)spotlessCheckpasses🤖 Generated with Claude Code