Media3 -> 1.1.0. Update project info accordingly to use Media3
ExoPlayer instead of standalone ExoPlayer.
Nav -> 2.6.0 once again, probably without the absurd bugs now
Kotlin -> 1.9.0
Kotlin Coroutines -> 1.7.2
LeakCanary -> 2.12
Fix miscellanious issues from the flattened nav graph system.
Nowhere near enough, largely counting on the planned bottom sheet menus
to eventually be able to ignore most of these issues.
Fix an issue where an upwards nested scroll past the top of the queue
list would not actually collapse the sheet.
This was apparently caused by something introduced in recyclerview
1.3.0-alpha01. No idea why. Roll back to the working version.
Fix general API 34 crashes that I could notice immediately.
Can really test any further since the API 34 AVDs are currently potatos
running at 3 FPS for some reason.
Update the app to target API 34, alongside all dependencies that expect
such.
This finally fixes some long-standing issues in newer version of MDC,
thus allowing me to remove the divider backport as well.
More work is required for predictive back (don't even know where I
start with that...), but this is a good start.
Make UserLibrary return some kind of error indicator if something
fails.
I don't have the framework for how the app will display these errors
just yet.
Drop support for Lollipop and Marshmallow.
I legit cannot build for them anymore. There's some insane dependency
tangle between Kapt and Room that makes it impossible to use anything
BUT Java 17 (maybe Java 11). If I use Java 17 or Java 11, suddenly the
whole app crashes since Lollipop and Marshmallow only support some weird
Java 8/11 chimera abomination. This issue has persisted probably since
the move to Java 11, making it basically unusable anyway, so at this point
just cut the charade and officially drop support.
Move everything over to the media3 library instead of ExoPlayer.
Media3 is worse in every way. It labels half of ExoPlayer as "unsafe"
because it thinks that it's garbage uwu "helpful" abstractions are
perfectly servicable when in reality they are a pile of garbage filled
with insane performance issues, race conditions, and a seeming lack
of awareness to the sheer absurdity of android's media APIs. It is
absolutely horrible, but ExoPlayer will stop being maintained soon
and I will have to move over for further maintenance.
