This week focused on cleaning up the Bluetooth settings code for merge request review and validating the pairing flow on the Raspberry Pi 5 Yocto target.
Status#
- Status: Completed
- Timeline: June 22, 2026 to June 28, 2026
- Reference commit: flutter-ics-homescreen@cff2949
- Yocto layer commit: AGL26-yocto-layer@63f3dfe
Progress#
1. Cleaned Up the Bluetooth Settings Code#
Refined the Bluetooth settings implementation so it is easier to review and prepare for a merge request. The cleanup focused on separating the paired-device page, scan page, pairing dialog, and Bluetooth state handling into clearer responsibilities.
2. Verified Pairing Flow on Raspberry Pi 5#
Tested the Bluetooth settings flow on the Raspberry Pi 5 Yocto image and
checked the related BlueZ D-Bus signals. The Yocto layer points the
flutter-ics-homescreen recipe to the Bluetooth settings branch and installs
the native BlueZ library needed by the app. The verified flow was:
- User opens the scan page.
- The app registers the BlueZ pairing agent and starts discovery.
- User selects an unpaired device.
- The selected row enters the connecting state.
- BlueZ sends a pairing-agent request.
- The app shows the pairing dialog.
- User confirms or cancels the request.
- On confirm, the device is paired, trusted, and connected.
- Disconnection keeps the device paired, while forget removes it from the paired-device list.
Next#
Next, I will work on Bluetooth media player control, including basic playback actions and media state handling.
Links#
- Reference commit: jaydon2020/flutter-ics-homescreen@cff2949
- Yocto layer commit: jaydon2020/AGL26-yocto-layer@63f3dfe
- Bluetooth settings technical guide: AGL Bluetooth Settings Module