Bug fixes:
- Use a localized variant of the subject in localizedEmailSubject
- Debug switch should default on
- Fixed a constraint's incorrect RTL behavior
- Add chevrons to the HelpViewController table view cells
- VoiceOver action on SupportRequestTextView was totally broken, this
fixes it.
Design changes:
- Remove navigation bar styling and adopt default translucent behavior
Other PR feedback:
- Move support constants out of TSConstants
- Mark OWSTableViewController subclasses as final, remove -contents
override and just access the superclass' property like normal.
- Subviews of ContactSupportViewController should observe Theme changes
themselves
- Perform early layout on the EmojiMoodPickerView's stack view to get
correct corner radius
- EmojiMoodPickerView's Mood enum is now leveraging the Emoji enum
- A bunch of changes to SupportRequestTextView's placeholder handling.
Now, the placeholder stays visible until the user enters text
- Update some missing localizations. To be updated later.
- Updates to TSConstants to add Signal support email
- Move views into the views directory
- Minor renames and reorganizations of code
- Remove dynamic font changes, to be re-added in a different commit
- Tuned colors to more closely match design spec
- Made changes to support dynamic theme updates
- Made some changes to support dynamic text sizing
- Attached some button actions that hadn't been hooked up yet
- Better handling of cases where we can't send emails (e.g. user doesn't
have a mail account configured)
- Better handling of cancellation during log upload. Before, we'd
continue to open the mail URL anyway
- Adopt ActionSheetController over UIAlertController
Also, our clamped fonts now support dynamic size adjustments. Before,
we'd return non-dynamic fonts clamped to a given size. Now, we use
UIFontMetrics to give us automatic adjustments on size category changes.
Most of the UI work for the new support flow. This still needs some
tuning, but I wanted to checkpoint some of this work. This adds a couple
new views and view controllers to facilitate the new support flow.
What's left to be done:
- Putting together the send-message infrastructure
- Attach actions to all of the buttons
- Make sure the colors all match up with the spec
- Reach out to design for feedback
- Testing with various accessibility settings
