minor UI defect in new persistent connection settings UI
See original GitHub issueHome Assistant Android version: 2022.2.1-full
Android version: 11
Phone model: Pixel 3
Home Assistant version: 2022.2.5
Last working Home Assistant release (if known):
Description of problem: Bottom copy is cut off when selecting always. Maybe these view should be in a scroll view
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:6 (6 by maintainers)
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I won’t bother you with the screenshot because it’s in Finnish 😃, no idea what the original is but it translates to “disable notifications”. Anyway I clicked that and then was presented a choice of options what notifications to disable, one of which was the persistent connection and the icon is gone now. Thanks!
Yea so this comes down to different terminology used by different manufacturers. On a Pixel its minimize on a Samsung device its silence and then minimize. On OnePlus I am not sure what terminology they use but it should be offered there. If you want to share a screenshot I can take an educated guess 😃
As long as you are changing the Persistent Connection notification channel it will only impact that particular notification. But keep in mind there is a overall toggle to disable notifications from the app itself which is not what we want to do here 😃
The proper steps would be something like Android Settings > Notifications > Apps > Home Assistant > Notification > Persistent Connection > Silent/Minimize or whatever else they decided to call it
give or take a step but the idea is to drill down to the channel itself 😃