Bind service based on Activity/Fragment lifecycle#133
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The service connection was previously associated with the ViewModel lifecycle, which breaks the exit button when the Activity or Fragment is stopped but not destroyed. In this state, the ViewModel would never be cleared, so it would remain bound to the service, preventing the service from exiting. This commit moves the service connection logic out of the view models and into a dedicated DefaultLifecycleObserver that only maintains the connection while the lifecycle owner is in the started phase. Fixes: #130 Signed-off-by: Andrew Gunnerson <accounts+github@chiller3.com>
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Signed-off-by: Andrew Gunnerson <accounts+github@chiller3.com>
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The service connection was previously associated with the
ViewModellifecycle, which breaks the exit button when theActivityorFragmentis stopped but not destroyed. In this state, theViewModelwould never be cleared, so it would remain bound to the service, preventing the service from exiting.This commit moves the service connection logic out of the view models and into a dedicated
DefaultLifecycleObserverthat only maintains the connection while the lifecycle owner is in the started phase.Fixes: #130