When the insistent mode is enabled and an alarm sounds, it doesn't stop until the notifications panel is opened, even if the user opens the app. This is not a common problem, but it has occurred in several devices so far.

Hi! When at Home tab, time is shown in hourly slots. Those slots are occupied when a dose is due at any of them, but free slots are also shown. Even though this could be useful as a measurement of time until the next dose, when you have several patients with several intake times each day, you much scroll longer to reach a given point, frequently through empty areas of the timeline.

Please, what do you think? Thanks!

THis database could be given as input to SchemaSpy in order to obtain a good documentation of calendula DB.

Even better, we could also create database similar to the production one, which makes schema dump way more useful.

Hello,

I have noticed that the following code : context.startService(serviceIntent); in calendula/Calendula/src/main/java/es/usc/citius/servando/calendula/scheduling/AlarmReceiver.java is causing daily crashes when the app tries to create the daily schedules for the pills.

This is the error message: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Not allowed to start service Intent

The root cause of this issue is caused by the api 26 and above, here are some details:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46445265/android-8-0-java-lang-illegalstateexception-not-allowed-to-start-service-inten

JobScheduler should be used instead.

Regards

The app crashes once you tap on the "settings" item on the menu ("ajustes" since we are using the spanish version) the affected version is 2.3.3 running on Android 5.0

Expected behavior

The app should remain stable and should not crash when notifications sound is changed.

Actual behavior

The app crashes when a new notification sound is selected and continues subsequent crashes that ensures users can no longer notification settings.

How to reproduce

Download and install latest app version

Click on settings (This can be accessed by clicking on the 3 lines in the top left corner of the app)

Rotate phone to landscape mode

Click on notifications

Change notification sound to an mp3 song preferably

The app crashes and notification sound cannot be accessed again until it is re-installed

• Browser/App version: Calendula app version 2.5.5 *Operating system: Android 6.0

Recording Of The Bug

This is the recording showing the crash when trying to set the notifications settings https://youtu.be/Mq7dT0daAIA

This is the recording showing subsequent crashes https://youtu.be/RPYrDiEuX4U

Fixes #52

Tested for two days on my device (CM13, Android 6.0.1), alarm times are exact with these changes. No errors were observed, but I could not yet test on older devices. Also, no significant battery usage increase happened. Looking forward to your testing and feedback.

Hi,

Thanks for your efforts. On Samsung Galaxy Note 4 with Android 5.0, when editing duration of schedules, the app crashes. It should be an issue caused by buggy built-in DatePicker on such Samsung Lollipop devices. I found the following Stack Overflow posts discussing this issue: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28618405/datepicker-crashes-on-my-device-when-clicked-with-personal-app/31855744 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28345413/datepicker-crash-in-samsung-with-android-5-0

One possible workaround is to set special theme for the DatePicker. That would make the picker looks different on such devices but may avoid the crashes.

It would be great if you could also birth control lady pills and corresponding schedules. So that you can add cycle times like the following commons: Days to consume + break 21 + 7 22 + 6 23 + 5 24 + 4 26 + 2 28 + 0 35 + 7 42 + 7 63 + 7 84 + 7

Hi,

In the 1.2.1 (no 1.2.2) in F-DROID there is some non-english labels. I would love to have this app in French too. Is there any plans for more traductions ? I would like to help to translate too if you want.

Thanks.

I have created schedules, but I never receive notifications for those schedules. I am using a OnePlus 5, with Android 9.0 (but had Android 8.1 until a few days ago).

Hi, first of all, thanks for calendula. Second, I would like to know if it is possible to export/import the schedules (old and currently activated) to migrate to a new device. If not, is it possible to look for a specific file inside device 1 and copy it on device 2 so calendula on device 2 will read it and have the same schedules as in device 1? Thanks in advance

Even experienced users might easily overlook the app's FABs that

• don't sit where the user expects them to be: Forms are processed in reading direction.
• camouflages in a colour outshined by the white background

A small dialogue – asking wether or not the user wants to leave the current form unchanged – would be awesome, and a colour on the FAB sitting right above the virtual keyboard would make the whole process more unambiguous and thus quicker to complete.

Aside from the issue with not reminding of medicaments running out of stock (#172) there's two more quite annoying ones with relation to reminders' handling:

1. After renaming a routine, a reminder urges you to take the medication(s) another time.
2. Should you have swiped away a reminder inadvertedly (please think of fresh reminders being top priority for some seconds and then changing place lower down the stack of reminders, but also caused by the fat finger syndrome), then there's no way to bring back this reminder. For a positive example see RxDroid (also FOSS): altering a medication's state from "taken" to "not yet taken" instantly brings up the reminder again.
   This Calendula behaviour might be avoided with a non-swipable, fixed, reminder, which I'd prefer as optional from the preferences, for there might be no way to draw out certain reminders' dialog buttons other than by drastically shortening the reminder queue and swiping aside some of these.

Some medications are taken on a "when needed" basis, e.g. pain killers. I could not find a way, how to do this in the current version.

Why would this be A Good Idea?

1. If every med take is entered into the app, you should get a warning, when the stock runs low (#172)
2. If a log were maintained by the app, you could probably detect a pattern of your intake (#108)

Hello,

In the Home section if I click on a medication that already expired from several hours the app crashes and it doesn't let me select the thick box to mark the medication as taken.

Thanks for the great app anyway. 👍