AndStatus v.28.01 released. "Collapse duplicated posts. Accounts reodering. Continuous automatic application quality checking"
1. Implemented ”Collapse duplicates” feature, which is switchable in the Navigation Drawer of a Timeline. This allows to see several crossposted messages as one entry in a Timeline. When duplicated posts are collapsed (by default), visible "main" post shows number of hidden duplicated posts as e.g. ”(+3)". When ”Collapse duplicates” checkbox is checked, a User can "Show/Hide duplicates" of any individual message via its context menu. This may be needed e.g. to follow a discussion in a Social Network whose (duplicated) message was hidden ("collapsed"). #337
2. Accounts reodering implemented. Reorder accounts using drag-and-drop in a new "Manage Accounts" view. The topmost account becomes the "Default account". This sorting order of accounts is used everywhere in the application, including showing in the "Select account" dialog and making a decision, what message to show among several collapsed duplicates...
3. In order to ease navigation in a Timeline, "Top", "1", "2", "3" and positions of three first shown messages are displayed in the top right corner of a message. This frees a User from unnecessary attempts to scroll a list. "1" means that this message is the topmost currently shown, but there may be more messages in the local cache (i.e. already downloaded to your Device). "Top" shown instead of "1" means that there are no newer messages downloaded, and an attempt to "pull to refresh" will result in "sync with Internet".
4. If not set explicitly in the "Manage Timelines" view, Home Timeline of the Default Account is now the Default Timeline - it opens on the Application launch. This is natural for new users and simplifies initial configuration.
5. Continuous quality checking of AndStatus started, with actual and historical results and diagrams publicly available. AndStatus is being built automatically by Travis CI and its quality is being analysed by SonarQube. Both services are free for Open Source projects. #408
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