background thread. Added a feature flag to toggle on/off this
feature.
Bug: 140242324
Test:
1. (Custom Shortcut) Long click on google maps -> widgets -> drag
driving mode to workspace.
2. Open chrome -> add to home screen -> add -> add automatically.
3. InstallShortcutReceiver
In Launcher.completeAddShortcut, commend out the code that
calls PinRequestHelper.createWorkspaceItemFromPinItemRequest,
then open chrome -> add to home screen -> add -> add
automatically.
4. ShortcutDragPreviewProvider
qdb -> long press on suggested app that has deep shortcut
-> drag to workspace.
Change-Id: If7babe4eddf5434909bf686b4e9bde15e444d9fd
- Immediately callback when scheduling activity tracker callback and the
activity already exists
- Remove LauncherInitListenerEx, it was only used to update the prediction
ui state, but not all of the callers of the launcher activity init
listener actually needs this (ie. Go doesn't have overview predictions,
overscroll input consumer/touch interaction service doesn't need it.)
Instead we only call it in the places we need it LauncherSwipeHandler (for
swipe up) and OverviewCommandHelper (for the nav bar button).
Bug: 141886704
Change-Id: I890a45e658be813e99b2a02f179fce611ede9ce8
Since we made the change to treat all auto added workspace items as promise
icons, the initial shortcutExists check breaks since its comparing the promise
intent to the actual app intent. This additional shortcutExists check can
compare the proper intents.
Bug: 143803446
Change-Id: Ifa27b15205d6e17f83a4437ac175d51815688c84
Some background on what was happening:
- When mEndRect.isEmpty(), we set it to (0, 0 , width, height)
- We called mEndRect.setEmpty() in animateClose(), but override
mEndRect if the reveal animation set the outline bounds.
- But the reveal animation doesn't set the outline bounds until
after the arrow animation (40ms) finishes, i.e. the arrow scales
up for 40ms then we clip to outline and start revealing the popup
- Thus, if you started a drag before the arrow animation finished,
we called mEndRect.setEmpty(), which made the close animation start
from the full popup size even though it was previously invisible.
To fix this, we clip the popup to its (empty) outline while the
arrow animates in, and then we can always start from wherever the
outline currently is when we close the popup.
Test:
- Set animation duration to 10x
- Long press an icon, and start dragging before the arrow scale
animation finishes
- The popup never shows, whereas before it jumped to full size
Bug: 143639898
Change-Id: I284dd06a23e0e9c3faf066a0083ac13bac88ebcc
Test:
- Long press an icon to open the popup
- Long press the same icon while the popup is open
Previously, the dot would reappear (when the original popup finished closing).
Now, the dot stays hidden, as it should since a popup is showing.
Bug: 143639898
Change-Id: Ia0bdb626e02f4ad9ba12c27d94fea054b4afe50e
Supports filling hotseat with predicted apps, pinning of predicted apps
and manages replacing predicted apps with user drag.
Bug:142753423
Test:Manual
Change-Id: I224294f9353a64c46d28c22263a72332a79fddf4
Caused by mainline updates where Files app session commit is broadcasted.
Launcher workaround is to not auto-add system apps to the workspace.
Bug: 139663018
Change-Id: Id61532bd0df2cd5f3bdfc28a3616ba5e5ff3d18a
Previously it was using OtherActivityInputConsumer, which got things in a
pretty weird state (e.g. most recent app would appear in the center as if
it was the active app when you started Quick Switching, etc.).
By default (toggleable by a feature flag), OverviewWithoutFocusInputConsumer
is used because Assistant doesn't seem to respect the CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS
broadcast, at least in half-shelf mode. In this case, the Home intent is
sent on swipe up, or you can dismiss it with the back gesture or by tapping
above the half shelf.
The new feature flag ASSISTANT_GIVES_LAUNCHER_FOCUS routes touches through
OverviewInputConsumer. As opposed to OverviewWithoutFocusInputConsumer,
this allows Quick Step to work while Assistant is running. Additional logic
is added to dismiss the Assistant when appropriate. Note that the dismissal
happens atomically, so it's not completely fluid with the other animations.
As mentioned above, this is disabled by default because Assistant doesn't
currently respect CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS.
Demo with the flag enabled (and Assistant respecting CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1W5jGpn_TEC-KjrYwQtaBT3pzxG_5tC4W
Bug: 139661510
Change-Id: I261653118aff289b329ec2a7ca6e52f100f7835a
Merged-In: I261653118aff289b329ec2a7ca6e52f100f7835a
Previously it was using OtherActivityInputConsumer, which got things in a
pretty weird state (e.g. most recent app would appear in the center as if
it was the active app when you started Quick Switching, etc.).
By default (toggleable by a feature flag), OverviewWithoutFocusInputConsumer
is used because Assistant doesn't seem to respect the CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS
broadcast, at least in half-shelf mode. In this case, the Home intent is
sent on swipe up, or you can dismiss it with the back gesture or by tapping
above the half shelf.
The new feature flag ASSISTANT_GIVES_LAUNCHER_FOCUS routes touches through
OverviewInputConsumer. As opposed to OverviewWithoutFocusInputConsumer,
this allows Quick Step to work while Assistant is running. Additional logic
is added to dismiss the Assistant when appropriate. Note that the dismissal
happens atomically, so it's not completely fluid with the other animations.
As mentioned above, this is disabled by default because Assistant doesn't
currently respect CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS.
Demo with the flag enabled (and Assistant respecting CLOSE_SYSTEM_DIALOGS):
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1W5jGpn_TEC-KjrYwQtaBT3pzxG_5tC4W
Bug: 139661510
Change-Id: I261653118aff289b329ec2a7ca6e52f100f7835a
Tested: Manually used quick switch after invoking Assistant from home screen.
This will allow subclassing BitmapInfo to support custom icon/dynamic
icons which can be loaded on the background thread instead of going
through IconFactory which runs on UiThread
Change-Id: Ieced6e91330bdff1b505826d097a8df711dfe967
Sunny Goyal
Tony Wickham
Samuel Fufa
TreeHugger Robot
Pinyao Ting
Winson Chung
Jon Miranda
Andy Wickham
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