[WIP] Testing a hard exit

[nirvn]

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[qfield-fairy]

🎉 Ta-daaa, freshly created APKs are available for e0bc5f8: arm64-android

Other architectures

• arm-neon-android
• x64-android
• x86-android
• all access arm64-android
• all access arm-neon-android
• all access x64-android
• all access x86-android

[suricactus]

Screenshot?

[nirvn]

@suricactus , not meant to be nice, just testing :)

[suricactus]

Ah. Ah, I didn't know it's just for test-test, I will put [WIP] prefix.

[nirvn]

@suricactus , I've converted to a draft PR, just for the extra clarity ;)

[nicolas-sitylb]

Hello,

Thank you for providing this new APK file @nirvn

Unfortunately, we do not see the red square when using that APK file.

In addition, QField is dimming the screen brightness to a level which renders the screen almost black.

This test was run on an Android 9 device.

[nirvn]

@nicolas-sitylb , have you tried opening a project? The exit button won't appear until you open a project, then re-enter the home screen.

[nicolas-sitylb]

@nirvn
Yes I first entered a project, then exited the app normally, then opening it again (I noticed I'm still logged in to the web service). I took the provided screenshot only at this last stage.

[nicolas-sitylb]

Okay, quitting the app didn't show up the red square.
But, indeed, you were correct : getting back home from an opened project makes this square appear !

Clicking on this red square then kind of "places the app in the background", showing the usual Android desktop screen.
When opening QField again, it behaves like a fresh, very-first, opening (that's cool) and then it re-ask for the user credentials when a project needs to connect to a web service.

[nirvn]

@nicolas-sitylb , excellent that's good. Can you test it multiple times (10 times would make us feel good? :) ) to confirm that when quitting via the red square button, you are always being re-asked for credentials? Cheers.