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  • convert the SaidIt onboarding flow, recordings adapter, and constants to Kotlin with refreshed Robolectric coverage and resource tweaks
  • port the former simplesound PCM/DSP helpers into the audio module as Kotlin sources, dropping the legacy jar and wiring in new JVM tests
  • restore required dependencies, fix audio module visibility issues, and document the Kotlin migration progress

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  • ./gradlew :audio:test
  • bash scripts/agent/healthcheck.sh --tier 0-3 --with-android
  • bash scripts/agent/healthcheck.sh --tier 4 --with-full

https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_b_68e3d0da99788323b99d36fa41518eec

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Comment on lines 146 to 152
if (playingPosition == position) {
releasePlayback()
playingPosition = null
}

playbackSession = null

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P1 Badge Preserve playback session when deleting non-playing item

When a user deletes any row, removeEntry unconditionally sets playbackSession = null after the deletion even if another recording is currently playing. The active PlaybackSession keeps running because it is never released, but the adapter has discarded the reference, so subsequent play/pause actions will start a second session while the original audio continues and cannot be stopped by releasePlayer(). The previous Java version only cleared the player when the deleted item was the one playing. Consider only nulling the session after releasing it, or leave it intact when another item is removed.

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@ElliotBadinger ElliotBadinger merged commit 9ce1b3e into master Oct 6, 2025
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