Show devices without releases

[meisenzahl]

Closes #193

[meisenzahl]

Simplest solution without splitting items.

[hanaral]

You might want to put those 'up to date' labels inside insensitive buttons, for visual consistency with the fact that the button UI elements are extrusions from the panel that can't just disappear. It also makes is consistent with other similar menus like Bluetooth or Network.

[meisenzahl]

@hanaral thanks for your input. I already changed the behavior in #182

[meisenzahl]

Split up with headings

Have to test some corner cases

[cassidyjames]

@meisenzahl I think if we have headings, we don't need the individual labels here. It is redundant and would be cleaner without—plus it would make the action of updating firmware stand out even more.

[cassidyjames]

@meisenzahl idk if you're still actively working on this, but as of the latest commit it looks like I've lost the "Up to Date" heading for my device that's up to date. 😄

[meisenzahl]

@cassidyjames I'm still tackling some issues as you might see 😛

[meisenzahl]

@danrabbit thanks for your suggestions! The code is now much better structured.

However, I now have the problem that the header with the number of available updates is not updated. Do you have an idea how to implement this?

I have been following elementary/switchboard-plug-bluetooth and elementary/appcenter. Bluetooth plug does not show a count of available devices and AppCenter always has the total count at the time the header is added.

[meisenzahl]

I think I got it 🤔

Peek.2021-02-06.08-37.mp4

Sometimes it takes a while until fwupd notices that a device has been plugged in or unplugged.

[danirabbit]

Nice job!