Show warning when alarm is set and the audio file doesn't exist anymore

[w-s-r]

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Affected app version

1.2.1

Affected Android/Custom ROM version

Android 15

Affected device model

Pixel 6

How did you install the app?

F-Droid / IzzyOnDroid

Steps to reproduce the bug

The alarm function worked the first times I used it. Then I missed it due to lack of sound. Later I realized that I had renamed the connected audio file.

Expected behavior

There should be a warning when I set an alarm and the connected audio file doesn't exist anymore. For example, the audio file name could be coloured in red.

Actual behavior

Without a warning or error message, everything seems to work, but no sound is produced.

Screenshots/Screen recordings

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Additional information

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[naveensingh]

There should be a warning when I set an alarm and the connected audio file doesn't exist anymore. For example, the audio file name could be coloured in red.

In addition to that, the app should use a fallback sound when the selected audio file is unavailable. It will also help with #119

[Bsd-us]

+1 got this issue slept too much :x

[EhudKirsh]

Same issue. Fossify Clock should EASILY solve this issue in two ways:

1. Cycle through every possible soundtrack until reaching one that exists. Considering that it comes with some soundtracks by default (or it should) this would be reached almost instantly. Even cycle through existing sounds in general if the alarm isn't cancelled or snoozed.
2. Actually keep a copy of the custom .mp3 or whatever audio file in the app's storage! What if this .mp3 file gets moved in-between setting the alarm and when it was set to? A cloud drive app can sync and change it! To delete it from the app's storage, just pick another audio file or long-press on it and click to remove it.

[wellorbetter]

well，I want fix this issue

[wellorbetter]

I fixed this issue, but I found that there was a UI problem that I hadn't addressed. That is, after changing the default ringtone, the ringtone displayed for the alarm on this alarm page did not promptly change to the default ringtone. It's very strange. I used EventBus.getDefault().post(AlarmEvent.Refresh). Logically speaking, the AlarmFragment should receive it and call setupAlarms from context? .dbHelper? .getAlarms() retrieves the latest data, but in fact, the ringtone corresponding to the alarm on this page has not changed to the default one. It only takes effect when exiting and re-entering the page. I suspect there might be a timing issue.