As discussed in #615, I have implemented that the background color of the checkmark widget on implicit check (auto check) is now filled (colored background) like on manual check, but has an empty/stroked checkmark instead of a filled one.
I have no experience with Kotlin/App-development but I tried to copy the patterns as best I could. It is a really small change and it seems to work, though I did only test it manually.
Basically, I only added the YES_AUTO to the same background color when-branch as YES_MANUAL and added an option to the RingView to make it draw the text as stroked with a stroke width dependent on the text size.
As discussed in #615, I have implemented that the background color of the checkmark widget on implicit check (auto check) is now filled (colored background) like on manual check, but has an empty/stroked checkmark instead of a filled one.
I have no experience with Kotlin/App-development but I tried to copy the patterns as best I could. It is a really small change and it seems to work, though I did only test it manually.
Basically, I only added the YES_AUTO to the same background color when-branch as YES_MANUAL and added an option to the RingView to make it draw the text as stroked with a stroke width dependent on the text size.
This is what it looks like now:![uhabits](https://github.com/iSoron/uhabits/assets/38957411/d73b0465-06b9-4b83-9c3b-be60f43231fc)