> Converting the scrim to View, to better avoid overdraw
> Overview and Spring loaded state have different scrim alpha
> When going from overview to all-apps, there is a color scrim drawn over the overview panel.
The slef color is merged with this color to prevent overdraw, and the remaining screen is drawn
with a cut-out round rect path
Bug: 79111591
Change-Id: I26801fde13dd6adb4b06110bbe8087e35cc31847
Insets may not correctly indicate seascape configuration in multi-window or
when the presence of device-cutouts
Bug: 79376298
Change-Id: I8268efca0001fe527a0ffefe48cc71e774fad01c
In some cases, we prematurely clear the force invisible flag before composing
the launcher animation, causing us to skip the animation.
Bug: 77205145
Change-Id: I4224741649a4fef34e255abac7b66bcf919c042f
to the main recyclerview even when the work recyclerview was active which
resulted in the recyclerview not responding to scroll changes.
Bug: 72426657
Change-Id: I13c43137d69cd73ff7bdfe641f564f18f8443595
We manually dispatch cancel when returning to the previous state in
onDragEnd(), but could end in a bad state if getting a second,
external cancel (e.g. by pressing home). Thus, we restore the
onCancelListener after manually dispatching cancel.
Bug: 79258868
Change-Id: Idc4c33cede1d8af1829a4a744b9348d379bcf8f7
This cleans up the code and ensures that the current state animation
is always initialized when we get drag events.
Also log when we pass through states.
Bug: 78017680
Change-Id: I54ab42923ed539940ea708973ad65f5793669c11
Also fixes a bug where DeleteDropTarget was logging Remove instead of
Cancel.
Bug: 78793340
Test: Enable verbose logging and manual test
Change-Id: I0f0cfff070eab003ebb745292630bc6ce3243f4d
Quickstep introduces swipe up gesture to open Overview and removes the
Recents button. We still want to show shelf bounce animation for Android
N & O users with Recents button because Overview is updated and swiping
up from there takes users to All Apps.
Test: manual test
Change-Id: I917c91564c47c78d2dc3883b8a7bf7824b5f5bc8
Fixes: 78647939
Per UX feedback, we divide the "overscroll area" 50/50 and settle to the
closest of the most recent task position and the fully scrolled
position.
Bug: 72222505
Test: Manual
Change-Id: Ic98fa5ae2f14f274f6a425ac687f13f7b3a4332e
This ensures that the fade in animation will actually run, as DragLayer alpha
can be set by other means.
Bug: 72728697
Change-Id: I3ca0a6811b113e331119c74539a4421cfbdb51c9
Previously, user-controlled animations weren't properly being canceled when a
non-user-controlled animation started, e.g. when hitting home. Thus, we could
end in the wrong or inconsistent state because the user-controlled animation's
end runnable was still used. Now we add a cleanup callback for when we reset
the user-controlled animation for one that isn't user-controlled.
Also fixed a couple typos.
Tests (easier with animation durations extended):
- Swipe up and hit home before reaching overview -> land on home
- Go to overview, swipe down slightly (before threshold to go to workspace)
and let go -> return to overview without flash (recents was resetting)
- Swipe up, press home while swiping -> goes home, stops responding to drag
- Start dismissing task and hit home before it finishes (or while dragging)
-> goes home, stops responding to drag
Bug: 78249220
Change-Id: If11d8999e3fadba38c987b25af67cd2304cd859b
This reverts commit 52b2b43c56.
Reason for revert: Per an email thread, this CL is considered a hack.
Change-Id: Id97fc9a398184ba18c2188d858218bc2d9ddc16e
(cherry picked from commit 310093d050)
Jon Miranda
android-build-team Robot
Tony Wickham
Sunny Goyal
Vadim Tryshev
Mario Bertschler
Mehdi Alizadeh
Hyunyoung Song
Tracy Zhou
Jorim Jaggi