- Add a launcher "system shortcut" to bubble deep shortcuts or apps
- For shortcuts, save the shortcut info to use to produce the bubble
- Add an interface so that the system shortcut can call through to
sysui proxy
Flag: com.android.wm.shell.enable_bubble_anything
Test: manual - enable the flag and try to bubble a shortcut via the
longpress menu on launcher
- try bubbling an app on launcher
- try bubbling an app from the taskbar
Bug: 342245211
Change-Id: I1ef49e1628ba0be9cea05073ecd9cd66bf67f88f
This patch fixes a bug where the transient Taskbar was not hiding properly after splitscreen was initiated. When the user is inside an app and launches splitscreen by longpressing on a Taskbar icon and selecting the split button, the transient Taskbar should hide right away. This is an equivalent action to dragging the Taskbar icon up to create a split, and should hide the Taskbar so that other UI elements (like system-level toasts and error messages) can be seen.
The bug occurred because updateAndAnimateTransientTaskbar() is not being called in this specific code path to stash the Taskbar.
Fixed by adding a new call to updateAndAnimateTransientTaskbar upon clicking the splitscreen menu button.
Fixes: 272292897
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I64a9acfc41ddcaba4d9f43eb216458de44b4c9a4
Since this tooltip looks and behaves differently than the existing EDU
sheet, it has its own view and controller implementations (I also may
have wanted to write some Kotlin).
To keep transient taskbar open while on the second EDU step, another
autohide suspend flag is defined. Additionally, special casing is added
to avoid hiding transient taskbar if autohiding is currently suspended.
Tooltips use the same assets as the bottom sheet for now, and are scaled
down to fit the tooltip dimensions.
Reset `Taskbar Education` in Developer Options to try EDU again.
[Demos]
- First: https://screenshot.googleplex.com/ASBeGvrb2EA5wEF.png
- Second: https://screenshot.googleplex.com/7fnfcTh9bMYezDc.png
Test: Manual
Test: Open app, see swipe-up tooltip.
Test: Swipe up to show transient taskbar, see features tooltip.
Bug: 263157739
Fix: 258460203
Change-Id: I473f5fccbae279db0614763b640da0a120b6b7f7
We want to scale down the DeviceProfile for taskbar, but the all apps
window should rely on the original DeviceProfile.
Test: Manual
Fix: 232907361
Change-Id: Ia09f674ada9e445c1d7278fa94c536ea9de13ef9
Merged-In: Ia09f674ada9e445c1d7278fa94c536ea9de13ef9
This step is necessary to have taskbar support search in all apps.
Search is not ready yet, so a fallback search manager is included.
Test: Manual
Bug: 216683257
Change-Id: Id118388bc4baae4b63ef205295caf46cbd541bc8
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
All apps should display below system UI components such as the
notification tray and power menu, so an overlay window is more
appropriate. As a result, all apps has a separate window activity
context, but some properties are delegated to the taskbar activity
context. Taskbar should also be stashed while all apps is open.
Change-Id: I593457708779d84a0ab8b949a966d247d0a2e1b7
Test: Manual
Bug: 216843189
Fix: 217383817
(cherry picked from commit 473b980bf9)
Mady Mellor
Sunny Goyal
Jeremy Sim
Brian Isganitis
