Enhancing App Locking Mechanism and Handling Edge Cases #815
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This pull request refines the app's locking mechanism by centralizing its logic and improving the handling of edge cases. Here are the key changes:
Refactoring: The
globalAppState
now uses the same locking service as thehomeView
. This change eliminates potential conflicts that could arise from different services handling the lock mechanism. It centralizes the logic, making the code more maintainable and less prone to bugs.Enhanced Error Handling: With this update, we've introduced better handling of edge cases that were previously unhandled. This includes situations where the route may be
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or the time since the last activity is negative. Instead of letting these cases cause potential bugs, the app will now default to a locked state, thus improving its security.Test Coverage: To ensure these changes function as expected, we've added a comprehensive set of tests. These tests cover situations including various states of app activity, different device platforms, and unexpected route values. These tests ensure our app lock mechanism is robust and can handle multiple situations correctly.
Improved User Experience: Finally, these changes result in an overall improvement in the user experience. By ensuring the app always behaves predictably, even in edge cases, users can rely on the app to maintain their privacy and security.
This pull request is a step towards improving the app's resilience and reliability. It minimizes potential bugs and makes the code more maintainable. With these enhancements, the app becomes more secure and user-friendly.