[Bug 1496061] Re: [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location

As I wrote in , it's needlessly brittle for an URL to include subjective categorization. If we ever moved the Location settings out of "Security & Privacy" -- into their own top- level category, for

[Bug 1496061] Re: [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location

What we could do is to add a list of well-known paths in a plugin's .settings file. This way we'd have an idea of what URL paths each plugin is expected to support. E.g., in cellular.settings: … paths: ['connection-type', 'carriers' …, 'apn']. This list is purely symbolic as any hard dependency be

[Bug 1496061] Re: [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location

The flip side of that is that when @costales starts using /system /security-privacy/?page=Access.qml, we can never rename Access.qml, nor remove it, without breaking @costales' app. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. http

[Bug 1496061] Re: [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location

Perhaps we could follow the pattern used by wifi, and use a url like settings:///system/security-privacy?page=AppAccess.qml then use pluginOptions to push the requested page on the stack not generic of course, just handle it on a panel by panel basis but use the arg of "page" and try to keep tha

[Bug 1496061] Re: [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location

** Summary changed: - [Ubuntu Touch] url-distpacher to GPS Location + [Ubuntu Touch] url-dispatcher to GPS Location -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1496061 Title: [Ubuntu Touch] url-d