These records are required by “Transition Delay - Hot Launch From
Recents” test. It doesn’t look at transition times for this event. They
are just a part of its expected sequence of events.
I generate transition delay times as zeroes because no one is looking at
them.
Bug: 72967764
Test: atest google/perf/app-transition/app-transition-from-recents-trace
Change-Id: I4a5b76b95c6c4b54e7fb620951342a3ed8564aed
Add OverviewInteractionState to handle setting OverviewInteractionFlags.
Hide back button when in NORMAL state and launcher's window is focused.
Show it when in other states or when launcher's window loses focus.
Change-Id: I35919561b9972789e995f1cc434c23e2afe9e77c
which could be caused by the following sequence of events
1) Starts preload => execution moved to background thread
a) check if loader is running
... execution moved to ui thread
2) Launcher starts
3) Cancels any running loader and starts a new loader
.... Execution on background thread
b) Cancels any running loader and starts a new loader
Synchronizing (3), and [a, b] under same lock would avoid this case
Bug: 73399920
Change-Id: I6b01f797fd6f4a2e5b3c078bb374ad40fcc311c8
Launcher's window doesn't have focus when on minus one. In this case, we
tell the minus one overlay to hide and add a window focused callback to
start quick scrub/switch after launcher regains focus. Since the
transition from minus one takes longer than for launcher to get window
focus, we also defer until the overlay is completely hidden before
starting the quick scrub transition.
Bug: 70180755
Change-Id: Ifcf85aaf1942b51394e68e209b89807fa4007afe
When we get the onQuickScrubStart() or onQuickSwitch() callbacks, we go
to the overview state with a quicker duration (the same used from apps).
Then we follow the same logic as starting quick scrub/switch from apps
except that we allow you to scrub back to the workspace card.
Bug: 70180755
Change-Id: Iebcdcc4c4ad1e1210e2d1c11e5007c27d3c1eef3
When long pressing on an app to start, a drag would start on the
Workspace but mDragInfo would not be cleared since onDropCompleted
is not called in this case.
Solution is to set mDragInfo to null in onDragEnd.
Bug: 72206125
Change-Id: I2b9a1563c80e591d946a44f4e949b71f7b423a00
Intead of finishing the entire animation (launcher animation and
window animation), we finish just the launcher animation.
Bug: 73071035
Change-Id: Ied84cb641f3cedc367433ad99d21ab1b258ae7f8
We were only deferring full apps binds and not partial updates which could cause
the model to go out of sync with Launcher.
Bug: 72051234
Change-Id: I20db0e86aadd1e6a518237026f6dfb03e469eb87
- Make use of app/home insets and minimized home size to calculate the
proper clipping and target bounds for the task view in home.
Test: Swipe up when in multiwindow
Change-Id: Ibef7a6dc319ded7867ee559dd31c5e87fd76cadb
> Resetting the state to NORMAL on every onStop so that the user
never starts on the overview screen
Change-Id: If3c17693b7125a3969809e60891a2ab978fe83bc
The app transition might change an object that the new
state depends on, causing an inconsistent state.
Bug: 72816542
Change-Id: Ia6dd52971b52be5589c88f4f6d93d06146fbadab