Audio Recorder v2.0.0 #121
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…ataSource. Minor improvements.
…n in milliseconds.
Added Rename record dialog. Implement record rename.
…Save as record dialog.
…tabase. Inject coroutine dispatchers. Use record id as Long type, not Int.
…kmarks. Show bookmarked records.
…iew and improve testability.
…SettingsScreen to fix layout Preview and improve testability.
… rollback strategy when operation failed.
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Release v2.0.0:
Completely rework the app by adopting a new architecture written in Kotlin, designing the UI with Android Compose, integrating a Room database, using ExoPlayer for media playback, and Hilt for dependency injection. Despite these substantial changes, the app’s existing user interface will remain mostly unchanged. Additionally, focusing on achieving robust unit test coverage. These enhancements are expected to significantly enhance app stability, accelerate feature delivery, and mitigate concerns about introducing new bugs.