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🎯 What: Replaced multiple empty catch blocks (catch (e: Exception) {}) with Log.e statements in MainActivity.kt, and added the necessary android.util.Log import.
💡 Why: Swallowing exceptions silently makes debugging issues (like failing to launch settings, failing to open F-Droid links, or Snackbar display issues) incredibly difficult. Logging these exceptions improves maintainability and observability without changing app behavior.
Verification: Project builds successfully, and unit tests pass. Manual review confirms Log.e is safely used in previously silent catch blocks.
Result: Exceptions are now appropriately logged to Logcat instead of being silently ignored, making troubleshooting much easier.


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🎯 What: Replaced multiple empty catch blocks (catch e: Exception {}) with Log.e statements in MainActivity.kt, and added the necessary android.util.Log import.
💡 Why: Swallowing exceptions silently makes debugging issues (like failing to launch settings, failing to open F-Droid links, or Snackbar display issues) incredibly difficult. Logging these exceptions improves maintainability and observability without changing app behavior.
✅ Verification: Project builds successfully, and unit tests pass. Manual review confirms Log.e is safely used in previously silent catch blocks.
✨ Result: Exceptions are now appropriately logged to Logcat instead of being silently ignored, making troubleshooting much easier.
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