Show Android public link safety status

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Курнат Андрей
2026-06-10 07:51:01 +03:00
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- Android video backup settings now label the Wi-Fi-only control as "Never use mobile data for videos" and explain that turning it off enables metered-network limits and roaming controls.
- Android photo/video backup settings now show a compact overall backup status: enabled state, selected phone-folder count, network/roaming/charging conditions, and last backup scan.
- Android auto-upload now stores per-source folder sync cursors in Room schema version `52`, keeps the legacy `lastSyncTimestamp` as a migration fallback, starts newly added source folders at timestamp `0`, and preserves per-source cursors when a metered run stops at the daily mobile-data limit. `:qsferaDomain:testDebugUnitTest --tests "eu.qsfera.android.domain.automaticuploads.model.FolderBackUpConfigurationTest"`, `:qsferaApp:testOriginalDebugUnitTest --tests "eu.qsfera.android.workers.AutomaticUploadsWorkerTest"`, and `:qsferaData:compileDebugKotlin` passed on 2026-06-10.
- Android public-link rows now show the effective access mode, password state, and expiration state directly in the share list, so users can review link safety without reopening each link. `:qsferaApp:testOriginalDebugUnitTest --tests "eu.qsfera.android.presentation.sharing.shares.PublicShareStatusFormatterTest"` and `:qsferaApp:compileOriginalDebugKotlin` passed on 2026-06-10.
- Server `qsfera_full` compose files now require explicit admin, Keycloak, and S3/MinIO secrets instead of demo defaults.
- Server `qsfera_full/env.production.example` provides a tracked production-safe starting point with TLS validation enabled and demo users disabled.
- Server `qsfera_full/validate-production-env.sh` checks production `.env` invariants before compose validation: TLS validation enabled, demo users disabled, pinned production image, required domains, required secrets, and no public-production MinIO.