- Adds placeholder view to represent the Overflow affordance.
- Overflow button will always appear as long as there are any
recent apps.*
- Click / long click on the button will open KeyboardQuickSwitch
- Relevant code is Guarded by Flags.taskbarOverflow.
*Note that this is not up to spec. This change is only meant to
setup the codebase to support Taskbar Overflow.
Bug: 368119679
Test: open app, enter desktop windowing, click overflow button
Flag: com.android.launcher3.taskbar_overflow
Change-Id: I47f96797408fda09e8326ba8fb7981c91de80e36
Follow up to ag/28978773
It seems like mControllers == null doesn't work when folding. The launcher visibility change still triggers the stash animation from onLauncherVisibilityChanged
by LauncherTaskbarUIController#onDestroy
Bug: 362713428
Test: manually make sure that the stash animation isn't triggered from folding
Flag: EXEMPT bugfix
Change-Id: I04539e7a31d6c329eacb54946e3b3c211e47a709
Missed annotating the SettingsChangeLogger as singleton in ag/29424931.
Tested with commands
> m statsd_testdrive
> $ANDROID_HOST_OUT/bin/statsd_testdrive -terse 10108
Verified logSnapshot is called on same instance of SettingsChangeLogger.
Bug: 361850561
Test: Manual
Flag: NONE Dagger Integration
Change-Id: Icdbe57623bb0ce1a2ef55cdab238e1f9bfbedf40
This change adds a new menu option to Taskbar that is invoked when long
pressing an icon. It createds a new instance for an app if the app
supports multi instance in Desktop Mode.
Bug: 315344726
Test: Manual
Flag: com.android.launcher3.enable_multi_instance_menu_taskbar
Change-Id: Ibc42fbb1ad485496cd938af730b86e051cea559a
Moved logic that adjusts the hotseat position from the constructor of
the NavbarButtonsViewController to onTaskbarLayoutChange() method that
is called from the TaskbarViewController TaskbarView layout change
listener.
Test: Manual:
Moved the bubble bar to the default right position. Rebooted the device.
Navigation bar was placed on the left side of the screen.
Flag: com.android.wm.shell.enable_bubble_bar_in_persistent_task_bar
Bug: 367829539
Change-Id: Ife0c48a72b318d6051b7b09bde13818546e65d98
See
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1JHFi_nhmQt2xPT1N3FB_1mnaRK5TVqKZ9-fSl3EA7sU/edit?usp=sharing
and
https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1bx4WURP4uHZGzZ1bWQgpw701jkTkVqlNfA02Yt-ZtSI/edit?usp=sharing&resourcekey=0-oySjsnaCsOSrNIPqqEa0gw
for design details.
We need to make SandboxContext extend LauncherApplication because we
want create MainThreadInitializedObjects in SandboxContext's
AppComponent scope. Since MainThreadInitiliazedObjects are closed in
SandboxContext's OnDestroy() , we need to replicate same thing using
dagger as well.
- DaggerSingletonObject is same as MainThreadInitializedObject but is
used for fetching the dagger created singletons so that we can avoid
major refactors for accessing singletons. This will be deleted soon.
- DaggerSingletonTracker to track dagger created singletons and call
close() on those singleton objects created in SandboxContext scope.
- Annotate the singleton object SettingsChangeLogger constructor with @Inject and execute the statements in Main thread.
- Added createSandboxContextForTest(only for Test) to avoid creation of
dagger component in test. As follow up, I will delete this method and
introduce fakeDaggerComponents in test.
Bug: 361850561
Test: Manual
Flag: NONE Dagger Integration
Change-Id: I2d3762ea64e53baa4de190790568aec750b54201
- waitForToggleCommandComplete was a legacy logic to rate limit OverviewCommandHelper to avoid too many TOGGLE commands simulataneously
- As OverviewCommandHelper iterates, commands are now executed one by one and waitForToggleCommandComplete is no longer useful
- waitForToggleCommandComplete also caused a bug that when OverviewCommandHelper times out, we cancel the command completely, which causes waitForToggleCommandComplete to remain true, as a result all subsequent TOGGLE commands will be ignored
Fix: 368328461
Test: Aggressively keep tapping recents button, it should never get stuck
Test: 3 button Overview tests in presbumit
Flag: EXEMPT BUG_FIX
Change-Id: Ia9b64057ffb8ade6b964eb7f52c2fe72b9e7f77b
Previous sequence of events when swiping home:
- AbsSwipeUpHandler getParallelAnimationToLauncher() ->
TaskbarLauncherStateController#createAnimToLauncher(NORMAL, ...)
(but mLauncherState is still BACKGROUND_APP, so we don't play the
icon alignment anim here)
- AbsSwipeUpHandler#createWindowAnimationToHome ->
LauncherHomeAnimationFactory#createActivityAnimationToHome() sets the
state to NORMAL.
- TaskbarLauncherStateController now animates the icon alignment in
response to the state change, but it's a separate animation from the
one created in createAnimToLauncher()
- If you touch down during the transition to home, we finish the
animation that was returned by createAnimToLauncher(), but that
doesn't include iconAlignment so that part still plays on top
To fix this, we set mLauncherState = toState in createAnimToLauncher so
that the applyState picks it up and does the iconAlignment as part of
that animation.
Test: manual: swipe to home and immediately swipe up to All Apps (or
down for notifications or right for -1), verify no Taskbar on top
Flag: EXEMPT bugfix
Fixes: 360116367
Change-Id: Icd9e4659812c9d77598b9214f51592ce2136b265
Once taskbar is unstashed, the user cannot return back to the overlay. We can
clear it here to set the expected state once the user goes home.
Fixes: 359096594
Test: open -1, launch app, go home
Flag: EXEMPT bugfix
Change-Id: I8059c2c45f10d15701ff2961480aef002d273a06
This CL allows freeform-first devices to lock the taskbar in a pinned
state when Launcher is visible.
Bug: 361419732
Flag: com.android.window.flags.enter_desktop_by_default_on_freeform_displays
Test: DisplayControllerTest
Test: manual
Change-Id: Ic0d2740e33fee19c676d88aa2bcf370eb64366e8
When navigation mode is set to 3 buttons, it is possible for user to
click on recent apps button, so for such scenario taskbar should be
immediately un-stashed
Test: Manual
Set 3 buttons navigation mode. Go to Launcher home. Expand bubble bar.
Press recent apps button. Press the home button. Observe hotseat is
visible. Video:
http://recall/-/gx8ASgewUeUS3QYohfrd1J/fX0gSp18Riw8mYYAw0wj8W
Bug: 367488218
Flag: com.android.wm.shell.enable_bubble_bar
Change-Id: Id65fd9add720125a340294311d470f2be50d43f8
This reverts commit d511538361.
Reason for revert: Droidmonitor created revert due to b/367736714. Will be verifying through ABTD before submission.
Change-Id: I01281bd48c4ba7d07dc0308c504f21aad751ea44
Initial version of the flyout view for displaying bubble bar
notification.
Flag: com.android.wm.shell.enable_bubble_bar
Bug: 277815200
Test: atest BubbleBarFlyoutViewScreenshotTest
Test: atest BubbleBarFlyoutControllerTest
Change-Id: I5d0643fe5d2691ad2349b45eaaad6cd2660d9df0
Update education stats when
- go overview and all apps by swiping up at homepage (AbstractStateChangeTouchController)
- go home from all apps by swiping down the all apps panel (AbstractStateChangeTouchController)
- go home from all apps or overview by swiping up from the bottom nav bar (NavBarToHomeTouchController)
- in 3 button navgiation mode (TaskbarNavButtonController)
NavBarToHomeTouchController does not inherit from AbstractStateChangeTouchController so logic are added separately.
Bug: 363480554
Test: TaskbarNavButtonControllerTest
Flag: com.android.systemui.keyboard_touchpad_contextual_education
Change-Id: I0662704a9093b9f5a4d2f086a8297429fbc49881
Don't set the alpha to 1 in the drag reset method unless the bar
is actually expanded.
When theme changes, everything gets recreated... so the location of
the bubble bar gets set which triggers drag reset which would make
the bar visible when it shouldn't be.
Flag: com.android.wm.shell.enable_bubble_bar
Test: manual - have bubbles in app (stashed), change theme, observe
that bubbles are not visible
- test dragging bubbles from left to right via expanded
view, individual bubble, and collapsed stack
Bug: 358304168 (not exact bug but noted in the video of comment#13)
Change-Id: I291cdb206532efe386684e36a78b9d66018f3cb1
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