This is fundamentally caused by the phone device profile not having task bar related attributes, which crashes in icon alignment animation. We had resolved it by skipping this animation based on isPhoneMode check. However, we passed in launcherDp instead of taskbarDp (from TaskbarActivityContext) which doesn't always have the most up to date information in race conditions (e.g. repetitively fold/unfold)
Fixes: 311431054
Test: repetively fold/unfold, make sure it doesn't crash
Change-Id: I65f600112da4123d337b3f59a2fe6dd13ac7af74
In small screen, we use 48dp for nav bar height, while it's 60dp for task bar.
Bug: 230395757
Test: manual
Change-Id: Ia7083a1b2246981466e1163404c63b645a6bf5b1
[App Pairs 7/?]
This patch implements the app pair launch animation from icon. Adds a new function, composeFadeInSplitLaunchAnimator(), in SplitAnimationController, that builds the combined launcher + shell animation.
Bug: 309618233
Flag: ACONFIG com.android.wm.shell.enable_app_pairs DEVELOPMENT
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I8e95f629ae2a71f1bd6cbb356f5e33233e5c2906
[App Pairs 8/?]
This CL adds taskbar functionality for app pairs:
- Ability to drag an app pair icon to Taskbar
- App pair launch from Home Taskbar
- App pair launch from Overview Taskbar
- App pair launch from in-app Taskbar
KNOWN ISSUES:
- Bug (b/315190686): if user is inside a running split pair and attempts to launch the same pair from an app pair icon on taskbar, Overview tiles get temporarily messed up (recoverable by leaving Overview)
- User can attempt to split with an app pair icon on the Taskbar. This should result in a "can't split with this" bounce animation on the SplitInstructionsView (to be implemented). Currently does nothing.
Bug: 274835596
Flag: ACONFIG com.android.wm.shell.enable_app_pairs DEVELOPMENT
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I5256547af236fc2deeb192d60bfe1f2b7ddc5647
We use the folder closing callback to trigger a call to stash the
taskbar if an app was launched. We can check whether an app was launched
from a folder based on whether a folder's view is open when
an app is launched. This ensures that the taskbar only stashes after the
folder is done animating.
Flag: NA
Fix: 295296529
Test: Launched an app in a folder on taskbar. Also ensured that other
taskbar behavior remains unchanged.
Change-Id: Ib5a797186978ee960e44b6b62c833eead03bccd0
When the flag is on, task bar is created with window context navigation bar. The floating rotation button window context should be in navigation bar panel.
Fixes: 309930089
Test: N/A
Change-Id: I730a4b898d9fb65cc5d7544dcb37dfe32d49a632
- Breakout CL part 6
- This is a breakout cl from ag/24272821 to make it more readable and atomic.
- This cl makes default taskbar window height to be transient when the taskbar pinning flag is on, so we don't see taskbar window cutoff during animation.
Test: Manual, Visual
Bug: 265170176
Flag: ENABLE_TASKBAR_PINNING
Change-Id: I37e8ad0f2c4d144476828f101019dcacdea7acb2
Changing the flag currently requires a reboot, because it is read once when the process starts and never changes.
This change triggers a re-read of the flag value from SystemProperties whenever Taskbar is recreated.
This allows setting the flag as part of integration tests for bubble bar.
Bug: 273994695
Test: Manual:
- turn flag off
- create bubbles
- observe floating bubbles are added
- turn flag on
- change navigation mode to gesture navigation
- observe bubble bar becomes visible
Change-Id: I277ea6aa2c8d3ab04094537bf4cd31630310dfec
When the bubble bar becomes visible the space between icons in the
hotseat is now adjusted. This change only does it when the QSB is
above the icons, but this will be changed in the future to be based
on the amount of space between the hotseat and the edge of the screen.
When the hotseat is adjusted, the new width is smaller by the size of
2 icons. The icons are then translated to be evenly spaced within the
boundaries of the new width.
Since the adjustment is only applied when the QSB is above the icons,
it is resized accordingly to the new width.
All visual updates currently snap to the new position, but will be animated
in a follow up.
Demo: https://recall.googleplex.com/projects/3391fc5c-599d-4827-b6f8-d2deb160aa99/sessions/fad1a5c5-e9cf-4586-92e4-1e92df3b002e
Bug: 280494203
Test: Manual (on tangor)
- Set device to landscape
- Make the bubble bar visible by adding a bubble
- Rotate to portrait mode
- Observe that the hotseat is adjusted
- Rotate to landscape
- Observe that the hotseat adjustment is removed
- Rotate back to portrait
- Observe that the hotseat is adjusted again
- Dismiss the bubble to hide he bubble bar
- Observe the hotseat adjustment is removed
Change-Id: I5b02a60b6cb301ffa2507a6d825c748a782cca18
- Add ENABLE_TASKBAR_NO_RECREATION flag
When the flag is turned on,
* Always destroy and recreate
* Move task bar drag layer lifecycle from TaskbarActivityContext to TaskbarManager
* Wrap the drag layer into a fullscreen root view
Note that in order to preserve the window across multiple TaskbarActivityContext creations, the inset types and ids must stay the same, so it's extracted out.
Bug: 274517647
Test: Fold and unfold a few times. Use a few applications. Make sure the task bar is visible and in the right place (tested with ENABLE_TASKBAR_NO_RECREATION and FLAG_HIDE_NAVBAR_WINDOW both on, both off, and one on and one off)
Change-Id: Ic3f0aa3d056fe178a53b76b2ad6cc6b9bffd5898
In RotationButtonController, we show the floating rotation button either when the bar is visible, or when the device is in gesture nav mode, even in an immersive app. The issue here is that mNavMode is not correctly initialized after the device is unfolded.
Fixes: 272164624
Test: Open townhall. Fold and then unfold. Tilt the device and make sure the floating rotation button shows.
Change-Id: I09025132fdca5c764e66d9ac21f29b853741d257
Taskbar All Apps will be chosen over Launcher's when we are in an app or
in overview. Otherwise, we fallback to toggling Launcher All Apps.
Test: Manual, adb shell input keyevent 117
Fix: 282111244
Flag: ENABLE_ALL_APPS_SEARCH_IN_TASKBAR
Change-Id: I68e4cb3a80d42e233f7d9ad33fc3791b5c75d219
* WM checks that the number of insets don't change for
a given window once it's added. Previously when we changed
nav modes the window was removed and a new one was added, so
changing insets amounts/types didn't matter.
* Now that we use the same window and re-provide the insets,
the number of them provided have to match (insets values themselves
can change as much as needed)
* Fix minor bug when checking bit mask for gravity
Test: Switch between nav modes, no crash; no change in behavior
w/ flag turned off
Bug: 274517647
Flag: persist.wm.debug.hide_navbar_window
Change-Id: I750f843e8210ba1c800b61ac79664265924c054a
Change-Id: Idba4e8e1888fa58bf872c04cb042f77a8b5b0573
This is the third of several patches implementing the App Pairs feature behind a flag.
This patch includes:
- AppPairIcon and associated XML. Actual icon asset is placeholder for now
- Ability to launch split pair on click
- Icon can be moved around, incl. to Taskbar
- App pair can be deleted by dragging to "Remove" drop zone
- Icon persists on Launcher reload
Change-Id: I88aec6fbc814be98f9ef048bbc5af889d0797970
Flag: ENABLE_APP_PAIRS (set to false)
Bug: 274835596
Test: Not included in this CL, but will follow
A single bubble and the bubble stack dismiss functionality is implemented using `BubbleDragController`. It attaches a touch listener to the corresponding views and handles gesture interactions.
* When the view is long clicked the dragging to dismiss interaction starts. It scales up the dragged view and presents the dismiss view in the bottom of the window.
* When the bubble or the bubble stack is dragged close to the dismiss target area, it gets pulled towards it and sticks to it. The `MagnetizedObject` and `MagneticTarget` classes are used for it.
* When the dragged view is released outside of the dismiss area, it moves back to the initial position with animation.
* When the dragged bubble is released inside of the dismiss area, it will dismiss the bubble with animation and remove it from the stack.
* When the dragged bubble bar stack is released inside the dismiss area, all the bubbles will get dismissed and the bubble bar will dissapear.
Bug: 271466616
Test: manual, TBD
Flag: WM_BUBBLE_BAR
Change-Id: I83393898be61ec522db92688ac2e111ef7d72fe6
* Added dismiss view to the taskbar
* Bubble drag to dismiss of:
* A single bubble when the bubble bar stack is expanded
* All bubbles when the bubble bar stack is colapsed
* Added dismiss related calls to WMShell in SystemUI through SystemUIProxy
Bug: 271466616
Test: manual, TBD
Flag: WM_BUBBLE_BAR
Change-Id: Ibb62a0b1ab9fafa8a3acf07450ce2132ed605adc
- There are flows where the shared taskbar state is updated prior
to being destroyed, and not updated to the latest values when
the taskbar is recreated.
ie.
unfolded -> lock screen -> LauncherTaskbarUiController's
mTaskbarInAppDisplayProgress[SYSUI_SURFACE_PROGRESS_INDEX]
is set to 1 due to the notif shade (lockscreen) showing.
This is written into TaskbarSharedState's sysuiStateFlags
and inAppDisplayProgressMultiPropValues.
fold -> TaskbarActivityContext is destroyed
unlock -> TaskbarManager and TaskbarSharedState's
sysuiStateFlags are updated while the device is folded
unfold -> TaskbarActivityContext is recreated and initialized
which restores from the shared state's
inAppDisplayProgressMultiPropValues. It also tries to reapply
the shared state's sysuiStateFlags, but this doesn't update
inAppDisplayProgressMultiPropValues because the state's
"enabled" state is not updated (default is no flag set, and
lockscreen sysui state is not set anymore).
-> The restored inAppDisplayProgressMultiPropValues value
results in the wrong translation.
- Note that after the above, the NavbarButtonsViewController state
is actually correct and reflects the SysUI state, but the
LauncherTaskbarUiController state is wrong. This CL tries to
manually update the ui controller to the correct state when it
is recreated.
- CL also fixes a separate issue where LauncherTaskbarUIController
could potentially overwrite the saved state progresses while
restoring them due to the state callback being called
Bug: 283346744
Test: Unfold -> Lockscreen -> Fold -> Unlock -> Unfold and ensure
the buttons are translated correctly
Change-Id: I43e473faf4fa2a493b9705506e3755df8f6264e7
Signed-off-by: Winson Chung <winsonc@google.com>
* Ignore orientation check from ag/22709055 for now,
that will be reverted. This causes recreateTaskbar() to
not run when folding the device
Bug: 274517647
Test: Tested 3 button nav in portrait/landscape/seascape
Flag: persist.wm.debug.hide_navbar_window
Change-Id: Ied02ead677d496b465c748257e32b7db5eb9580c
Tracy Zhou
Jagrut Desai
Jeremy Sim
Saumya Prakash
Tony Wickham
Pat Manning
Jon Miranda
Liran Binyamin
Vinit Nayak
Brian Isganitis
Ivan Tkachenko
Mady Mellor
Winson Chung