Drops the app bar, moves settings onto the map with the other controls, and
takes the attribution bar off the main screen.
The app bar held only the app name — which the launcher already shows — and one
action, so removing it hands its height to the map rather than leaving an empty
strip. The settings button joins search and recentre in the column over the
map, where the rest of the controls that act on the map already live.
The attribution needed checking before it could move, because it is a licence
obligation rather than a layout choice. The OSMF guidelines settle it: for a
browsable map the credit does not have to be permanently visible, provided
"the user must still be able to find the licence information if they look for
it, for example from an '(i)' button in the corner of the map or an 'About'
option in a menu". Map to settings to "Fonti e licenze" is exactly that, and
MapLibre's own (i) control now sits in the map's top-right corner as a second
route — it had been landing underneath the new button column.
Two things had to follow the bar rather than disappear with it. The radar
manifest carries its own credit for the frames on screen, set by whoever
published them and absent from the region config, so the Sources screen now
shows it alongside the configured attributions. And the settings entry that
leads there carries a subtitle saying what it holds, because "Fonti e licenze"
alone does not tell a reader that this is where the licence information went.
settings_screen_test asserts that entry exists and opens the screen. Removing
it would be a licence breach, so it should fail the build rather than ship
quietly.
Verified on the emulator: no title bar, the map runs to the top with the demo
notice above it, the three controls stack bottom-right without colliding with
the (i), and settings shows the sources entry with its subtitle.
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Puts a MapLibre map on screen framed on the region, with the credit
obligations that come with showing third-party data satisfied structurally
rather than by remembering to add a label.
The base map style comes from MAP_STYLE_URL, and with no key configured the
app generates a fallback style from the region's own bounding box: a flat
background and the extent outline, no network sources at all. That keeps a
fresh clone runnable offline without pulling in a boundary dataset that would
carry its own licence, and it deliberately looks like a placeholder so it is
not mistaken for a finished map.
Attribution is driven by what is actually rendered. The bar lists the credits
for the active sources only, because crediting OpenStreetMap while showing the
fallback style would be a false attribution, and it says plainly when no base
map is configured. It sits below the map rather than floating over it so no
map control or gesture overlay can occlude a credit that the ODbL and CC BY-SA
terms require to be visible.
The Sources screen leads with the independence disclaimer, before the sources
it qualifies, so a reader who stops after the first screenful has still seen
it. Sources with no stated licence — ARPA publishes none for the alert
bulletin — say so explicitly rather than being shown bare or given an invented
one. A separate note explains that the rendered radar frames inherit CC BY-SA
from the DPC source data.
Also declares the INTERNET permission in the main manifest: Flutter injects it
into the debug and profile manifests only, so a release build would otherwise
fail every request on device.
Verified: analyze clean, 66 tests passing, appbundle builds with the native
MapLibre plugin. Not verified visually — this machine has no Android device or
emulator image, so nobody has watched the map render.
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