Outcome of a full multi-agent code review. Touches TLS, credential storage, API versioning, networking correctness, concurrency/lifecycle, and the release build. See CHANGELOG.md for the full list and the items to port to the iOS app. Security - Remove untrusted-TLS support: delete ServerTrustPolicy.AllowSelfSignedForHost and its trust-all X509TrustManager; drop the self-signed Settings toggle. - Enforce HTTPS in normalizedBaseUrl (reject http + embedded credentials); add network_security_config (no cleartext, system CAs only) + allowBackup=false. - Never persist passwords at rest: remember-me stores email only; no password pre-fill; clear creds on sign-out / when remember-me is off. - Match CSRF host lookup to OkHttp's host parsing; stop leaking raw exception text. Correctness - Fix API versioning: hardcode v1/v3 per endpoint (docs Sec.4) instead of one broken global apiVersion; remove the version plumbing + Settings field. - Treat "warning" status as success (committed write); fail-fast on a missing pagination cursor; close Response on cancellation; tolerant JSON parse; User-Agent. - Firmware isCompatible fails closed + extra acknowledgment for a non-compatible image. Concurrency / lifecycle - Run network I/O on Dispatchers.IO; stale-result generation guards + rethrow CancellationException in all loads; host AppState in a ViewModel (survive config change); thread-safe cookie jar; reset/upgrade re-entry guard; wire list Retry. Build - Enable R8 minify+shrink with kotlinx.serialization keep rules; drop unused navigation-compose; add the missing .gitignore. NOTE: built/verified by static review only (no Android SDK on the dev machine) — run :app:assembleDebug and a release build before shipping. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PON Go — Android
Native Android app for Ciena MCMS 6.2 PON Manager basics on the go — dashboard,
ONU and OLT browsing/diagnostics, firmware updates, resets. Kotlin + Jetpack
Compose + OkHttp. Sibling of the iOS app (../mcms_ios); the REST behaviour and
field paths are identical and documented in docs/MCMS_API.md.
Status: complete and building. ./gradlew :app:assembleDebug → BUILD SUCCESSFUL, runs in the emulator. Package no.svorka.mcms, app name PON Go.
Build & run
- Open the folder in Android Studio → let it sync → Run on a device/emulator that can reach your MCMS host.
- Or CLI:
./gradlew :app:assembleDebug(needslocal.propertieswithsdk.dir=…, and a JDK 17+ — Android Studio's bundled JBR works).
Verified toolchain on the dev machine: AGP 8.11.0, Kotlin 2.0.21, Gradle 8.13, compileSdk 36, minSdk 26, JBR 21.
What it does (feature parity with iOS)
- Login / Settings — HTTPS-only URL normalisation (
/apiauto-appended,httprejected), test-connection probe, remember-me (email only — passwords are never stored, Android Keystore), sign out. - Dashboard — ONU/OLT/controller counts; total OLT traffic; a Health section (abnormal-Rx ONUs, laser-off OLTs) that drills into the affected devices; ONU-state breakdown; Detailed stats (opt-in Rx scan) and Auto-refresh 30 s toggles.
- ONUs — searchable list; detail with Overview (status, firmware + update picker, optical/FEC, UNI ports, traffic), CPE (DHCPv4/v6 leases), Logs, Config (raw JSON). Reset + firmware behind hardened, acknowledge-to-enable, red confirmations.
- OLTs — list with up/down summary; detail with status/uptime, PON traffic, environment, uplink (LLDP), registration buckets (→ ONU detail), reset.
Layout
app/src/main/java/no/svorka/mcms/
MainActivity.kt root: state-based nav + bottom bar
core/ networking / models / repositories (≈ iOS core)
Json, ApiConfiguration, ApiError, ApiQuery, McmsEndpoint, Util,
Models, AuthModels, Firmware, Networking, ApiClient, Repositories,
McmsConnection, KeychainStore
ui/ Jetpack Compose
Theme, Types, Components, AppState,
AuthScreens (Login+Settings), DashboardScreen (+drill-downs),
OnuScreens (list+detail+firmware+reset), OltScreens (list+detail)
app/src/main/res/ adaptive launcher icon, strings (app_name), colors
docs/MCMS_API.md the MCMS REST field guide (single source of truth)
See HANDOFF.md for architecture notes, the build/verify loop, the
API gotchas, and what's deliberately trimmed vs iOS. Recent security/correctness
changes — and which of them to bring over to the iOS app — are in
CHANGELOG.md.