The border animator does not need the typed array anymore after initialization. recycling the object.
Flag: ENABLE_KEYBOARD_QUICK_SWITCH
Fixes: 282202504
Test: changed focus in quick switch view and overview
Change-Id: Iea9077e49e754894008899dfc9b90e3876b53051
Also moving various state handling to these end callbacks enstead of relying on resume
Bug: 265134143
Test: Verified that the end callback is received
Change-Id: I326a99c80154d244c0e49f678717c476602b6240
Fixes: 282056846
Change-Id: I372444684fafd246369f6bc1e77c5e6fbb651c6f
Flag: ENABLE_TRANSIENT_TASKBAR
Test: open app, then very quickly swipe to unstash taskbar
This patch makes it so that the transient Taskbar cannot unstash when in 3P launcher.
Previously, the user was able to unstash Taskbar when in 3P launcher, causing a janky-looking UI (3P launchers may implement their own version of Taskbar on the home screen. This also caused problems with certain Taskbar commands like split screen, which provide an entry portal to Pixel-specific implementations.
Fixed by forcing the Taskbar to stay stashed when a 3P Launcher is displayed. The Taskbar is still usable inside of other non-launcher apps. This was done by using TopTaskTracker to check for ACTIVITY_TYPE_HOME or ACTIVITY_TYPE_RECENTS, and disabling Taskbar when these activities are running.
Fixes: 277963491
Test: Manual
Change-Id: Ifc0f3c07e3b76eb610f93205978fbc596bab6253
This patch makes changes in various splitscreen controllers to pass userId to the new shell API, to allow same-app splitting with different users.
Fixes: 274973415
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I810b5353aad738c7c275856586b9c521f1554022
- The previous call from TaskbarLauncherStateController caused a
regression due to the inability for the code to distinguish
Normal -> Background -> Normal when tapping on the bar area
or from failing to launch a task, so both cases were triggering
the resumed state to cycle and start an animation. For now we can
only handle the task-launch fail case.
Bug: 268448123
Fixes: 281966662
Test: Quickswitch to an activity that finishes when resumed
Change-Id: Ie4692dd85252540ff47633978c0e6e4adbb1bdd0
Bug: 268521231
Test: Verify that app ring colors match the figma attached in the bug
Flag: no flag
Change-Id: I2270f6e5e3ad2c653aad36feb2232a672bdf2a79
For 1, when animateShift() is called shiftAnimation() is the only thing needed.
2, by having point saved in preDragCondition, we can use that to update the drag layers and not have to
modify registrationX/Y later
Removed dragVisualizedOffset since it does not do anything.
There is an issue that also needs to be fixed if user decides to long click
on a search result and let go, the icon flashes at the touch point when you let go.. so we check when mContent can be shown in DragView
depending on if there is dragOffset.
If there is dragOffset, set mContent to invisible.
If there is no dragOffset, set mContent to visible because it doesn't matter as the original content is at the same spot.
bug: 245659929
test: manual: video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JQ0pud31HU0WlrqecX0v1cdPKQ37jQCf/view?usp=sharing
Change-Id: I4d2276b9c43e1e92c45d8538b8dde70baa84a5e8
While in overview, makes the touchable region smaller so touches can go to the window below and trigger tapping on overview to go home.
Bug: 269985301
Test: Manual (TAPL in a following CL)
Flag: none
Change-Id: Ie8c7719090c387f951d78cf0fc47e6d9ed192f27
* Bubble bar typically follows the behavior of taskbar - if taskbar
is shown, the bubble bar is shown, if taskbar hides, bubble bar
hides.
* The bubble bar has 3 states: stashed, collapsed (unstashed but
the bubbles are not expanded), and expanded. When bubbles are
expanded, this means WMShell is rendering the bubble
expanded view. In this situation taskbar becomes collapsed.
Bug: 253318833
Test: manual, with other CLs, see go/bubble-bar-tests
Flag: WM_BUBBLE_BAR
Change-Id: Ic210c382e7482c259ae543a0dc083fe9305cbf5b
Before we were only applying the icon.clearAccessibilityFocus() only on normal popup and not material u popups, since the flag is turned on for udc, we can move it outside.
There seems to be a bug associated with either nested abstract floating views or the accessibility service where upon opening a nested abstract floating view from another the icon get the focus. This change make the bug littl less visible to use but users will still see this bug if they open the shortcut pop agian withought closing taskbar all apps.
The accessibility delegate was always null when using the TaskbarOverlayContext, now we use TaskbarActivityContext Delegate when in TaskbarOverlayContext.
Test: Manual
Bug: 280657266
Flag: not needed
Change-Id: I631e3aa6e54748c4c8ea2ac7daf5473b198e47d6
* BubbleControllers is optionally available (gated behind a flag).
* The bubble bar controllers follow init & onDestroy after the taskbar
controllers.
* Adds the relevant views used by the bubble controllers to the
transient taskbar layout.
Bug: 253318833
Test: manual, with other CLs, see go/bubble-bar-tests
Flag: WM_BUBBLE_BAR
Change-Id: I685163cdcc912768b1a720952762f4cbc602b14b
- The main issue arises when a task is successfully launched from
overview, but the activity later finishes (ie. during resume) which
prevents the usual logic of resetting Launcher to a good state
(ie. it can get stuck in overview with a blank or empty snapshot)
In this case, the Launch will "succeed" so that onTaskLaunchFailed
is not called, but then also silently fail (launched task finishes
and Launcher is again resumed) before Launcher stops, which does the
usual resetting of the state back to normal state after quickswitching.
This change checks for this case by listening for the activity and
transition state, and in the case where Launcher has not been stopped
or is resumed again after the transition finishes, returns the
user to the default home state.
This primarily only affects quickswitch for now, as other launch
failures leave the user in a valid state (ie. overview) while this
issue will leave the user in background state while quickswitching.
Bug: 268448123
Test: Quickswitch to an activity that finishes when resumed
Change-Id: I7d554f8fd521f7bc480dc06930ad91eeef0f1a1a
A recurring class of null pointers are caused by using views with no view root implementation in SurfaceTransactionApplier from QuickstepTransitionManager. This can happen when we use launcher views after it has been destroyed.
- No longer using mDragLayer in getFallbackClosingWindowAnimators; simply applying the transaction immediately.
- Forcefully using getFallbackClosingWindowAnimators when launcher is destroyed.
Flag: not needed
Bug: 278833389
Test: launches and closed several apps in 3-button and gesture nav mode
Change-Id: I83b3aec1488fe9666bd0301a6044a181bb05dbdd
Adds a method to call into WMShell to set the listener and
indicate when a bubble is shown or when the expanded state
changes.
BubbleBarController sets or clears out the listener.
BubbleBarViewController calls SystemUiProxy when bubbles are shown
or when the expanded state changes.
Bug: 253318833
Test: manual, with other CLs, see go/bubble-bar-tests
Flag: WM_BUBBLE_BAR
Change-Id: I2364b9bbdea237fc268b0999d9c896585c194a86