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Fix taskbar being empty
We set mIconAlignmentForResumedState in endGestureStateOverride(), but then we call applyState() which might aniamte mIAFRS to a different value. To avoid this, set it after applyState() instead. Specific repro: 1. Open Calculator 2. Go to Overview 3. Dismiss Calculator 3a. This calls endGestureStateOverride() because the running tile ends 3b. Previously, we called mIAFRS.updateValue(1) but then applyState() animated it to 0 because we're still in Overview which is an unstashed state. Now the animation to 0 is before setting explicitly to 1. 4. Go home (this sets mIconAlignmentForLauncherState = 1) 5. Open Calculator again. Previously, mIAFRS was already 0 so animating to 0 was ignored. Now, mIAFRS starts at 1 (which is right since launcher is resumed). Test: see above Fixes: 210109500 Change-Id: I13f40908f8636291d63ef4b885ac9d08bbf4d393
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@@ -375,12 +375,12 @@ import java.util.function.Supplier;
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// Update the resumed state immediately to ensure a seamless handoff
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boolean launcherResumed = !finishedToApp;
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mIconAlignmentForResumedState.updateValue(launcherResumed ? 1 : 0);
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updateStateForFlag(FLAG_RECENTS_ANIMATION_RUNNING, false);
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updateStateForFlag(FLAG_RESUMED, launcherResumed);
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applyState();
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// Set this last because applyState() might also animate it.
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mIconAlignmentForResumedState.cancelAnimation();
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mIconAlignmentForResumedState.updateValue(launcherResumed ? 1 : 0);
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TaskbarStashController controller = mControllers.taskbarStashController;
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controller.updateStateForFlag(FLAG_IN_APP, finishedToApp);
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