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Plane Radar 0.1.4: clearer emergency flight follow - #7

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What changed

  • restructures focused radar and flight details around substantially larger text
  • strengthens the badge-safe bold effect without requiring an unavailable font
  • prioritises callsign, route, aircraft model, altitude, speed, bearing, vertical rate, squawk and remaining route distance
  • makes the Flight Follow exit explicit with F: BACK TO RADAR
  • automatically restores the local radar after a real emergency target is absent for three consecutive five-second target refreshes
  • keeps simulated 7700 demonstrations active until manually dismissed
  • packages the app as version 0.1.4

Why

A real-world 7700 alert proved the emergency detection and focus path works, but the focused text remained too small on the physical round LCD and a departed emergency could leave the app stranded in focus mode. The new layout trades low-priority secondary fields for legibility while using consecutive misses to avoid reacting to a transient feed gap.

Polling frequency is unchanged.

Validation

  • python -m unittest discover -s tests -v — 56 tests passed
  • Python syntax compilation passed
  • diff validation passed
  • simulator visual checks passed for focused radar and the restructured details page
  • simulator emergency-exit assertion passed after three consecutive target misses

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devnulluk merged commit 210cec1 into main Aug 11, 2026
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devnulluk deleted the agent/emergency-follow-polish branch August 11, 2026 10:10
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