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feat: implement onboarding flow and improve ADB error handling - #541

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Introduce an initial onboarding wizard to guide users through ADB and SDK configuration. Add system-wide ADB health monitoring, including a new error state in the top bar to alert users of connection issues and provide direct access to the configuration settings.

@rteyssandier rteyssandier self-assigned this Jul 20, 2026
@rteyssandier rteyssandier added the enhancement New feature or request label Jul 20, 2026

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Very cool feature! The new UI looks really nice. I left some comments, because I got stuck a couple times.

@@ -102,7 +121,19 @@ class SettingsViewModel(

fun saveAdbPath() {

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To test this, I changed my adb path to an invalid one. I got the red error message in on the settings screen and also in the top app bar. Then I chose my valid path again and clicked the "save" button, but the errors didn't disappear. Only when I clicked on the "test" button, they disappeared.

@@ -54,20 +60,31 @@ class MessagesServerDelegate(
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Reseting the the error when the scope gets cancelled might be a good idea. With something like this:

launch {
    try {
        awaitCancellation()
    } finally {
        _serverError.value = null
    }
}

Base automatically changed from feat/settings_logs to main July 29, 2026 17:08
Introduces a centralized LogManager to track application events, exposed through a new "Logs" tab in the Settings screen. Additionally, updates the Settings UI to use a side-drawer layout and improves ADB process feedback by logging success and error states.
chore: downgrade navigation3 version to 1.1.1

Reverts the navigation3 library to the stable 1.1.1 release to resolve compatibility or stability issues encountered with the alpha version.

feat: add ADB forward status monitoring to Settings screen

Introduces an `AdbForwardStatus` to track the health of reverse port forwarding in the `SettingsRepository`. Updates the Settings UI to display the current connection status and refines log entries with timestamps for better debugging.
feat: redesign settings appearance pane and theme selection

Refactor the appearance settings to use a card-based layout and update the theme selector with improved visual feedback, including hover states and descriptive icons for each theme option.
feat: implement onboarding flow and improve ADB error handling

Introduce an initial onboarding wizard to guide users through ADB and SDK configuration. Add system-wide ADB health monitoring, including a new error state in the top bar to alert users of connection issues and provide direct access to the configuration settings.
feat: prepare settings UI for onboarding integration

The dedicated logs pane is removed to streamline the settings interface.
The About section is refactored to allow for direct access to the onboarding flow.
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@snappdevelopment I removed the onboarding, I feel like it's more of a pain to maintain that it will be useful. I kept the error handling. But still need to fix your discussions

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