Add a widgets recommendation mechanism based on AiAI app predication
ranking with the following changes:
1. Only one widget is picked from one app.
2. Widgets that are already added to the workspace are excluded from
the recommendation.
Test: run PredicationUpdateTaskTest
Bug: 179797520
Change-Id: Ia697bc6df0bae75969e68b7b3de32d57901f7461
Also updates some related generics definitions for
better/simpler compile-time checks.
Bug: 178536734
Test: Manual
Change-Id: If439b64ad968f62674f856fd3ff465bf21cc9204
Bug: 171774227
Test: manual testing
1. randomly add/remove widgets to workspace
2. create a backup (Settings > System > Backup)
3. reset the device
4. restore from the backup
5. verify all of the widgets are restored properly
Change-Id: Id65e474dd9349aca715d7e6b88f8d58bc63066ae
When loading the workspace, Launcher pins/unpins shortcuts in comply
with the loaded workspace. Since minimal device mode creates a mostly
empty workspace, existing shortcuts are getting unpinned as a result.
To mitigate the issue this CL compares the db name and only invoke
sanitizeData when it matches the one defined in InvariantDeviceProfile.
Bug: 170611866
Test: manual
1. add some deep shortcut in workspace (e.g. long tap on chrome, drag
"incognito tab" to workspace)
2. opt-in to sunshine fishfood (g/sunshine-teamfood)
3. enable bedtime mode with minimal device in Settings -> Digital
Wellbeing -> Show Your Data -> Bedtime mode -> Customize -> minimal
device
4. toggle bedtime mode, wait for apps in minimal device to show, then
toggle off bedtime mode
5. verify the deep shortcut still exist
Change-Id: Ie18216ecb288e7481aa2404c4cb3ea418aee85cb
Introduces a separate database for minimal device mode.
When minimal device mode is enabled/disabled:
1. WellbeingModel receives onChange event from ContentObserver
2. WellbeingModel called DWB's ContentProvider for latest state in
minimal device mode
3. Based on the state, WellbeingModel calls LauncherProvider to put
launcher into normal/minimal mode.
4. When going from normal -> minimal, Launcher switches to a different
database, namely minimal.db, then proceed to database initialization.
5. If the database hasn't been initialized yet, Launcher will call
ContentResolver#openInputStream with following uri:
content://com.google.android.apps.wellbeing.api/launcher_layout
to get the default layout xml.
6. The default layout is then saved in database, and the database is
considered initialized and doesn't need to go through step 5 again in
the future.
7. In case of minimal -> normal, Launcher switches back to its original
database (e.g. launcher.db if the grid size is 5x5), then reload launcher.
Bug: 161462256
Change-Id: I6bafa66440da23281f63454b698ea56b15960022
- Creates a backup table `hybrid_hotseat_restore` and copies current workspace layout before hotseat migration
- restores to back up when user turns off suggestions and launcher receives empty predicted items
- deletes hybrid_hotseat_restore table if there's a layout change
Test: Manual
Bug: 157688471
Change-Id: Iaf7ddb33799493d36dbcd12408b57224162221d9
SearchResultContainer represents apps rows displayed within QSB search results for both default scenario(without search term) and actual search result(with search term).
SearchResultContainer is used for both homescreen QSB and all-apps QSB.
Follow up CLs will add searchOrigin and queryLength in SearchResultContainer
Bug: 152978018
Change-Id: Id5f96490686c4141e3e6b2516907ac0505a777e6
The focus of ag/10346770 is around the actual algorithm, while in the meantime our preview logic has changed during the code review of ag/10100264.
GridSizeMigrationTaskV2 addresses both cases, the difference being preview passes in constructed IDP while actual migration uses IDP from the current Context.
When doing actual migration, we call METHOD_UPDATE_CURRENT_OPEN_HELPER to update the current db helper and copy the favorites table from the previous db into the current db in favorites_tmp table. Then we do migration from there.
When calculating preview, I added METHOD_PREP_FOR_PREVIEW in this change to copy the favorites table from the intended grid setting to the current grid setting in favorites_preview table. Then we calculate migration from the current favorites table to favorites_preview table and save into favorites_preview table.
Bug: 144052802
Fixes: 144052839
Test: Manual
Change-Id: I64a8b61a4e0bf8399c0ae1af4ef9d2bde0f1ee2f
go/grid-migration-v2
When changing grid from option 1 to option 2, we calculate the diff and add the icons that are in option 1 but not option 2, to option 2's workspace, according to the reading order.
Test: manual and unit tests
Fixes: 144052802
Change-Id: Id01f69e90ce656a9b7c9051fed499807ee9ac0f7
go/grid-migration-preview
With this change, we can see actual grid migration in wallpaper preview.
The approach here: we use a tmp table (favorites_preview) here specifically for this preview (to write off the migration results), and load from this tmp table workspace items if migration is necessary and successful. Otherwise, we load from the current workspace.
UPDATED: this change should be completely compatible with the new multi-db grid migration algorithm. Here is why
1. In LauncherPreviewRender#renderScreenShot, I added a check to decide which grid migration preview method we should call. Once v2 preview method is implemented, it should be integrated with other parts of this change perfectly (the reason will be mentioned below).
2. While we have multiple DBs, mOpenHelper in LauncherProvider always points to the current db we are using. Queries using CONTENT_URI is routed to whatever DB mOpenHelper points to, so it works perfectly to directly operate on CONTENT_URI even when we use multi-db underneath the hood.
3. With 1 and 2 mentioned, I believe in order for this preview change to support multi-db, we only need to implement the V2 grid migration algorithm. Because most of what we are doing in this change is wrapped in GridSizeMigrationTask, it's perfectly safeguarded.
Bug: 144052839
Change-Id: Ie6d6048d77326f96546c8a180a7cd8f15b47e4c4
We'll have a db for each grid option and a db for back up / restore.
TODO(pinyaoting): support back up / restore using the new infrastructure, particularly calls to GridBackupTable should use different DBs when the feature flag (NEW_GRID_MIGRATION_ALGORITHM) is on.
Bug: 144052802
Test: N/A
Change-Id: I644a3e70148bd78204a747a337446a3c038f616f
(see go/play-launcher-plan-launcher-implementation)
1. When Launcher launches for the first time, creates a backup
of the workspace before sanitizing db entries.
2. Creates a new path in LauncherProvider that triggers workspace
restore using last stable db entry of the same grid size.
3. When restore from backup created this way, the table will be
sanitized afterward.
Test:
1. apply on master, build & refresh on physical device
2. factory reset, go through SuW and perform restore
3. exit SuW without signing into Work Profile
4. run following commands in console
adb root
adb remount
adb pull
/data/data/com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher/databases/launcher.db
sqlite3 ./launcher.db
.tables
SELECT * FROM favorites_bakup;
Bug: 141472083
Change-Id: I8032866a97eb333946d4f62352595d180364126b
Supports filling hotseat with predicted apps, pinning of predicted apps
and manages replacing predicted apps with user drag.
Bug:142753423
Test:Manual
Change-Id: I224294f9353a64c46d28c22263a72332a79fddf4
Favorites table is copied as a separate table name during the first grid migration.
On subsequent migrations this backup table is used if it exists, otherwise new
backup is created. The backup table is also removed if there is any insert or
delete operation on the db (outside of the migration operation itself).
Bug: 111850268
Bug: 121048571
Change-Id: I6f02f4a355c369ee99d89430971be258f7516f6e
Removing a separate table for workspace screens. List of screens are
automatically parsed using the items in the favorites DB. Order of the
screen based on the screen id and rearranging screens is no longer
supported. In case the screens need to be rearranged, all the items
in the favorites db will need to be updated with new screen ids.
This makes backing up the DB (in the same database) easier as only
one table needs to be duplicates.
Change-Id: I8ba947a898f637d780e2f49925e78604263126e8
> Items ids were already being typecasted to int when being bound on the UI
> Using a consistent type allow better use of platform data-structures
> Adding IntArray and IntSet as a replacement for various Collection classes
Change-Id: Id3c650ed2420c2bfca3bd7671d2b705b56112371
> A one-time DB update for removing any existing ghost widgets
> Handling widget cleanup when we bulk delete workspace items during loader
> Simplifying external delete
Bug: 35634653
Change-Id: Id0c520f57aee6d75d9c0e7bcd5786a464bf9f39f
> Adding checks on legacy shortcuts
> Checking restore status based on package and not componentName
Bug: 34123342
Change-Id: I442699e4ebb34ae66aa25c512bfcdc1b4fd5ae2a
provider. This allows OEMs to keep the user's homescreen intact while
changing the default home app package.
Bug: 28536314
Change-Id: Ibebfd7dd33aa2cbd9ca28d2d611dd0a4a5971444
- This CL has no UI but provides the necessary backing for one.
- Adds new item type: ITEM_TYPE_DEEP_SHORTCUT, to distinguish from
ITEM_TYPE_SHORTCUT. We can reconsider these names.
- Adds ShortcutCache, using LruCache for up to 30 dynamic shortcuts
(pinned shortcuts are always cached in a HashMap).
- DeepShortcutManager queries for shortcuts and other things like
pin them. In a future CL it will use the cache, but for now it
simply makes an RPC for all queries.
- LauncherModel maintains counts for pinned shortcuts, pinning and
unpinning when counts reach 1 or 0, respectively.
- LauncherModel maintains a map of components to lists of shortcut ids,
which Launcher gets a copy of after it is changed in the background.
This will allow us to know how many shortcuts an app has immediately,
and query for details as the UI is animating.
Change-Id: Ic526f374dd10d72a261bae67f07f098fca8d8bca
The setting will not be available on a tablet, where rotation is
always enabled. On mobiles, it will be disabled when auto-rotate
is disabled in display settings.
Also removing content provider dependency from settings, as its in the
same process as launcher.
Bug: 28704055
Change-Id: Ibe6b1e67411fb0e4b2e36446710f463e4a3d6883
Icon type is not used consistently. It is used initially
during the loader. Afterwards, we save both the icon and resource to the db.
Instead of changing the logic to always read the shortcut-resource first, and fallback to the bitmap if the resource is not available,
always write the bitmap to DB whenever the shortcut is edited.
Change-Id: I0ea5e88f8904bd3250ca669220b3e5d6aeef1bfd
Removing these columns will ensure that new installs do not
get this column, without affecting the upgrades.
Change-Id: If06edcd2f899f30b5427c07e72a170ccefc32dd6
- Launcher has an instance of ExtractedColors, which is loaded from
LauncherProvider in onCreate() and whenever the wallpaper changes.
- When the wallpaper changes, the ColorExtractionService is started
in the :wallpaper-chooser process.
- ColorExtractionService builds an ExtractedColors instance and saves
it as a String in LauncherProvider.
- When the results are saved, Launcher gets a callback through
LauncherProviderChangeListener and reloads the ExtractedColors.
- Whenever Launcher loads Extractecolors, it also re-colors items
(currently a no-op).
Change-Id: I319e2cfe0a86abcbc6bb39ef6b9fbbcad54ad743
The grid is migrated in steps where each step consists of at max one column change and at max one row change.
Adding some unit tests for GridMigrationLogic
Bug: 25958224
Change-Id: Ie54e872ea0925cc4c463edbba0a7201d62b373a0
Adding support for restoring from a larger device, if the grid size
difference is not more that 1.
During restore add all the items in the DB, and run a one-time migration
the next time launcher starts.
The migration strategy is defined in ShrinkWorkspaceTask.java which involves
resizing, moving and removing some items.
Change-Id: I6ee411f6db5bf0152b527e16146a88c56dec2d97
> This ensures that the classLoader does not need to load
LauncherProvider to access LauncherSettings
> Making a few fields public.
Change-Id: I2e8ee6e169552739f09e500d3b6acbcee7cd0718
