Archiving messages currently acts like recycle bin in
Simple Gallery, meaning that after 30 days, conversations
will be deleted permanently. Any updates to the conversation
(new messages) removes it from archive.
This closes#177
Application was always picking first participant when tapping on avatars
in conversations. It was also using first participant for MMS notifications.
This stores sender's phone number in the database, so it can be used to look
up correct participant in the list of participants. If matching on number fails,
matching on name is attempted. If both of these fail, it falls back to previous
behavior, which is just picking the first participant.
This may also be connected to #32, but I am not sure, since this should just
be related to behavior when tapping on avatars. Mixing up avatars in the
conversation should be a different issue.
This closes#433, closes#500, closes#384
Improvements related to the "Mark as read" button but it's not completely fixed yet. There's still a minor issue on android 13 devices
### Changes:
- Move notification related code to a separate helper
- Update notification instead of cancelling when using inline replies
- Disable sound on inline replies
- Reuse existing transaction api extensions for sending inline replies
- differentiate between sent sms and delivered sms by updating the SmsStatusSentReceiver which updates the type to Telephony.Sms.MESSAGE_TYPE_SENT or Telephony.Sms.MESSAGE_TYPE_FAILED depending on the outcome.
- rename ThreadSuccess to ThreadSent and add a boolean field for the delivery status
- SmsStatusSentReceiver updates the status of the message to Telephony.Sms.STATUS_COMPLETE.
- accommodate for the need to keep track of the status by adding Int field status to the Message class,
- add appropriate database migrations (3 to 4) for the new status field.
- add status to the query for sms in extension function Context.getMessages and Context.getMMS
- add extension function Context.updateMessageStatus to update the status of a message in the database
