This eliminates an unreliable timeout.
Also removing an unnecessary check for harness that is done by the
called method.
Change-Id: If954580060415cbb2952532c16ea0ae4dc7b9469
If we are cancelled after the animation has completed, but before the deferred frame
was captured, we set the state as cancelled, and start the new consumer with the
existing recents controller.
But after the deferred frame, we finish the controller (and since the state was set to
cancelled, do not launch the new task)
Bug: 132756514
Change-Id: If30af713c76b6d895d0b01b93d31c0e1403b7214
Constructor of PredictionUiStateManager posts an action in 5 sec, which
may interfere with the process of opening all apps.
Waiting until the posted action happens.
Hopefully this will fix massive flakes.
Bug: 131854153
Change-Id: I6544eae1a3b063c03e78185826c05a76add1f71b
This is to ensure the task thumbnail is captured in the correct
orientation, rather than waiting until after the task pauses
which might be after the device rotates to portrait.
Also update the state to wait until screenshot is captured
before finishing the transition to home.
Test: testStressPressHome
Test: Swipe up from a forced landscape app, enter overview;
ensure task view thumbnail is shown correctly
Bug: 132687470
Change-Id: I5cd5f4b2a413628a8bdcb456e2d132c1c2da5258
Don't use OvershootParams for 0 button mode, since that interpolator
assumes the shelf is moving in conjunction with recents/app window.
Instead, use OVERSHOOT_1_2 like we do when not flinging.
Also bound the duration when entering recents, since scroller
duration could be 750ms if we are snapping to the current page.
Now we cap at MAX_SWIPE_DURATION (350ms). This case is most likely
to be hit when ending a slow swipe near the final recents scale,
since in that case duration is close to 0 and the scroller duration
is taken instead.
Test:
- Artificially always detect a pause, fling up in 0 button mode;
ensure shelf doesn't jump
- Either with the above artifical change in 0 button, or 2 button
mode, end a swipe to recents near its final scale with a slight
scroll to the right; ensure duration is 350 instead of 750
Bug: 132283018
Bug: 127783075
Change-Id: I8d5fbd0b30af21b9587fba47d141ba90b3b6e778
We had a resolved case in the past where an app's context menu didn't
open on a long click (thanks to app updates), now the menu opens, but
the drag gesture doesn't drag the icon.
Bug: 133009122
Change-Id: I45d104a92fab6556ecd937aef76f0a8147e67f56
Insets are dispatched to all views. We never consume the insets and
let each view decide what to do with it.
Also fixing scrim in all-apps when in full-gesture navigation
Change-Id: Ib1c6bef5b32aac0c6ea03078b5138d2d0408c6d8
issue 132366412
-> First, we shouldn't accept flings when the delegate has intercepted. This prevents any situation
where both are triggered.
-> Modified the slop to be the standard 8dp. This acts as a standalone fix because
it means that there are no situations where we cross all apps slop before assistant slop.
ie. in a purely vertical gesture from the corner, without this change, it's possible to trigger
all apps instead of Assistant.
Change-Id: I39e3d8a525e165024399d9802d4cc1d7ae329ee6
Calls SystemUIProxy.onGestureCompletion for a completed gesture
(either drag or fling) and passes in the velocity (0 for drags).
Bug: 132356358
Test: manual
Change-Id: I080adc401e19a6141627d1806b425056f7eefcbd
This can happen when opening an app from a folder, and then immediately
swiping up back to home.
This happens because when we swipe up to go home, there's a race condition
where the folder close animation finishes and sets the FolderIcon to VISIBLE
right before FloatingIconView sets it to INVISIBLE.
To fix it, in OverviewState#onStateEnabled we call
AbstractFloatingView#closeAllOpenViews(animate=false). Then we added logic
to cancel any Folder closing animation (which there is,
from WindowTransformSwipeHandler#onLauncherStart) and to just close the
folder right then and there.
Bug: 132588097
Change-Id: I4379431815e7cbddede5ea0213fe9323f001484b
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Sunny Goyal
TreeHugger Robot
Tony Wickham
Jonathan Miranda
Adam Cohen
Miranda Kephart
Zak Cohen