0.6.6's changelog leads with the Market - #70
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…or users The Market's own items come first, then Keyd and Chinese; the three-column line is said once; five fixes to Market bugs no release ever had are gone; the translation pointer is one a phone can follow.
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| - **A source is a place you go into:** tapping one opens its page, the way tapping a repo does in Cydia and Sileo, with its address, when it was signed, Refresh and Remove, and every package it offers. A package's page names the source that lists it, and that leads back there. | ||
| - **Keyd, for supporters:** redeeming a code adds Keyd's own source to the Market, so the keyboard is there to get. Keyd splits around the crease, corrects and suggests in six languages, and asks for no permissions at all. It's also on [GitHub](https://github.com/McCal-Codes/folio-keyd/releases). | ||
| - **Three columns in Settings:** the list, the page, and whatever you opened from it, so tapping a tweak no longer replaces the list you tapped it in. | ||
| - **Simplified Chinese (beta):** Folio speaks 简体中文 when your phone does, on nearly every screen, the Market included. On Android 13 and later you can also set Folio's language on its own in Android Settings › Apps › Folio › Language. Spotlight and the App Library find Chinese app names by pinyin or initials ("weixin" or "wx" for 微信), and the A–Z list files them under their pinyin letter, as on iPhone. It's a beta translation until a native speaker has reviewed it; corrections are welcome through the Translation form on GitHub. |
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Link users directly to the translation form
The replacement still does not give phone users a usable route to submit corrections: it only names a “Translation form on GitHub” without identifying the repository or providing its URL. This is especially ineffective in the bundled What's New view, where WhatsNewSheet renders each changelog detail as plain Text rather than resolving or linking that phrase, so the change does not achieve its stated goal of replacing the inaccessible local documentation reference. Add a directly actionable route to .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/translation.yml (and ensure the in-app presentation can open it).
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Cleanup after the 0.6.6 release. The 0.6.6 APK keeps the changelog it was built with; this changes GitHub and later builds.
476 tests pass locally.