- Don't report insets change to underlying app when stashing taskbar during all apps transition
- Internally override all apps insets to take stashing into account
- Don't offset all apps window by display cutouts, as we handle them internally via padding internally
- Also Fix bug where "stashing" taskbar in 3 button mode (which just fades out taskbar icons but keeps nav buttons) was reporting smaller insets to apps
Test: 1) open all apps in Calculator, ensure Calculator doesn't adjust insets and all apps has bottom content padding but no nav scrim
2) in 3 button mode, scroll to bottom of all apps and can read last row icon labels
3) enable display cutout in developer options, ensure no change to tests 1 and 2, and all apps scrim fills the screen (including behind cutout)
Fixes: 219980805
Change-Id: Ic3c6a744bc675e4ea277d22c4c0b3b353eddd905
This is a no-op since they are the same value (by design), but using the constant directly will prevent potential divergences in the future.
Test: none
Bug: 191269755
Change-Id: I81b98045466398b7a49de872694004e526adf048
Since `getRootView()` will increase the execution time, use
`getDisplay()` instead.
Bug: 202825727
Test: manually
Change-Id: I22ef58cb39716433cd8e91200837ab49229ae3e1
(cherry picked from commit 6a06d8615f)
In grouped task view, paired icons will now align better with task thumbnails.
Fixes: 218783211
Test: Extensive manual testing on local device(s).
Change-Id: I372d2ee90302a8d96ace048ff4f82126d9b2b363
Touches are ignored as soon as we want to start system drag so that system drag can start sooner (i.e. before any AbstractFloatingView animations finish). This approach utilizes ViewTreeObserverWrapper's compute insets listener by temporarily setting the touch region to empty. The taskbar window remains fullscreen until the drag finishes so the touch region is reset at the right point. Similarly, the all apps window is kept open during its drag operations until the drag finishes. System drag state is now exposed through the drag controller to skip predrag.
Test: Manual by dragging to split screen and triggering dismissal
animation from both windows. Verified predrag works.
Fix: 221104066
Fix: 220070070
Change-Id: I424106269c841f58cbe5338d30b6c33fbd889019
Update launcher to pass the taskId to Shell, so that Shell can reparent
the overlay from the remote transition leash to the Task leash.
Otherwise the overlay will be removed with the transition leash when
transition is finished.
Bug: 222030101
Test: verify with swipe to home with Shell transition
Change-Id: I838c22951fdf79c3213f2c9b1cb73a4a90341597
Divider bar might be hidden before swipe-up gesture started when users
touching task bar region. This makes sure to update visibility of
divider bar only after gesture started.
Fix: 219995626
Test: long press task bar region to stash/unstash task bar, divider bar
won't be hidden as long as it didn't trigger swipe up gesture.
Change-Id: Iacf690c84a3ad4b5e4fc9b066e9a1ecb8a8aa7d1
Shell transitions resumes launcher. This was causing logic in
launcher to pick incorrect inputconsumers which resulted in
aborting animation logic.
Bug: 220196913
Test: quickswitch very quickly
Change-Id: I66d894436a6cc6eae57d505db8a7abf6c10ab00f
This reverts commit 4c2e3310e6.
Reason for revert: Lets try reverting this now that ag/17006986 landed
Change-Id: If9311a459ce6250d3f8c8341c1210b8bedd5bbbd
- Introduce rounded corners (since we scale x and y differently, we can't use outline since it doesn't support rx and ry. It's achieved by custom drawing).
- Make sure the thumbnail content doesn't shift during the transition (we use custom cropping for TaskThumbnailView, and we have to do it accordingly here)
TODO: update UX of the initial split view (b/219085340)
Fixes: 194414938
Test: https://recall.googleplex.com/projects/f46cfe9c-8076-4efe-bf8a-b1cc4f1f5e1b/sessions/64953aa7-62ea-427c-8ec0-5f2bd96e4762
Change-Id: Id9a5d2f0f41cb4d619c8b3bd3a83c633e3d1f2de
Sunny Goyal
Tony Wickham
TreeHugger Robot
Iris Yang
Wei Sheng Shih
Jerry Chang
Evan Rosky
Jeremy Sim
Brian Isganitis
thiruram
Bill Yi
Chris Li
Pat Manning
Sam Dubey
Winson Chung
Abhilasha Chahal
Tracy Zhou