Setting max width for the search view in language settings and saved logins screens. Removed SyncAuthClosed event from LocaleSettingsFragment, an apparent copy-paste.
This introduces a separate HistoryDB type at the PagedHistoryProvider
layer, that doesn't need to deal with positions. Positioning logic in
HistoryDataSource becomes a type conversion between the new type and an
existing History type that UI and ItemKeyedDataSource API is written against.
With this refactor, we entirely eliminate nullability from these types.
We were converting Long timestamps into Ints (and getting negative
numbers back), and treating that as, basically, a position for the
paging API; the paging API would pass us back the obscure negative
number back as an offset, and we'll mishandle it resulting in an
infinite loop.
This patch removes all of the Long -> Int conversions, and introduces an
explicit 'position' that is calculated once we have a full page of
results completed.
Compose enforces a DropdownMenuItem having at least a 64dp height
(48 dp height + 8dp vertical padding) so we need to ensure the parent
doesn't hardcode a smaller height.
We re-use the same ViewHolders in search term groups, so when we need to
cast to a AbstractBrowserTrayList for tab reordering, we need to check
our parent correctly first.
* Adds basic support for tab reordering via drag-and-drop selected tabs
* ktlint/detekt formatting
* Use defaultTabsFilter (now not private) instead of getter
* Convert from position+filter API to target+placeAfter
Unfortunately I still need the filter passed around a bit
* Handle inactive tabs' holder being children of the RecyclerView of the normal tabs
Don't go through LayoutManager needlessly
* Non-working use tabID the whole way. Does not compile.
* Fix to do direct tab ID and use grid setting directly
* Remove non-null assertion. Now fully works for "other" tabs.
* Prevent grouped tabs from being dragged
* Remove unused import
* Add/fix comments
* Do API version check and use deprecated startDrag if too old.
* Build process fails: both outdated and too new, so reverting to just too new
* Use deprecated function and suppress warning
* fix space
* Suppress "TooManyFunctions" on DefaultTabsTrayController
* Repeatedly update tab movement during drag
* Remove multi-tab movement, only allow dragging if tab groups disabled, fix tab positioning during movement
I'm forced to suppress LongParameterList to get the settings information where it needs to go though
* Remove settings argument and corresponding long args suppression: instead get settings from parent AbstractBrowserTrayList's context
* New UI: Select a tab and then, while holding down, start dragging
* Revert to using before/after boolean to accomodate delays
Move drag transparency to start of drag
* Use new BlankDragShadowBuilder and DraggableItemAnimator to handle tab movement
* Replace Pair<>s with data classes
* Only drag if exactly 1 tab selected, don't consume drag event if not used
* Auto-scroll tab tray while dragging near top/bottom edge
* Remove unexpected scrolling on tab bind (triggered when tab is selected)
* Fix broken scroll behavior during dragging
* Cleanup for ktlint/detekt
* Constantly set elevation during drag in case of update
Clean code at drag start
* Add custom drag start behavior
* Add drag distance constant, do all touch-drag behavior in OnTouchListener
* Disable parent vertical scrolling on drag start, fix detekt ComplexCondition
* Minor cleanup/comments
* Revert removal of scroll on bind, this was related to something different
* Correction to prepareForDrop to match documentation- doesn't seem to have any effect
* Simplify via unchecked typecast, use ViewCompat
* Use ViewConfiguration.scaledTouchSlop instead of arbitrary 30px
* Added tabReorderingFeature flag, split drag interactor to separate function to satisfy complexity requirement
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One important issue was that the items are smaller that the width of the
screen and so a bit of the next column would be showing also and user could
interact with this only peaking items and a long press would open a dropdown
menu with no place to anchor it.
To mitigate this:
- the items will now snap to the next position when scrolling so that we'll
always show at least one column in it's entirety.
- menus are enabled only if more than half of the item is visible effectively
disabling clicks on that peaking area of neighbour columns.
This patch also updates the divider for history groups which previously wasn't
showing.
* For #22534 - Update homescreen section name to "Recently visited"
* For #22534 - Show both history highlights and groups in Recently visited
For now the metadata groups don't support scoring so as an interim solution we
will show up to 9 items, evenly distributes, first favoring groups sorted by
date then history highlights pre-sorted by default.
Tapping a history highlight will switch to it's already open tab if available
or create a new one in which to load it if needed.
A "Remove" option will also be available for history highlights to remove it
from the screen and also from history.
Currently removing a group / highlight will not query new ones to again show up
to 9 items, this will be implemented separately.
* For #22534 - Rename and refactor historymetadata to recentvisits
The updated feature supports more than history metadata so updating the overall
naming scheme seems needed.
To signal that this is a homescreen feature the entire package is moved to home
* For #22534 - Update UI tests to account for the new items space on the screen
Saw failures about not finding the collection section on screen.
This is probably happening because w are now adding the recent visits to
homescreen above the collections section pushing it off screen.
Since the collections might be obstructed by the toolbar shown on top as a
quick solution we'll scroll to the next homescreen section so that the
collections will be shown above in their entirety.
* Update app/src/main/java/org/mozilla/fenix/home/recentvisits/RecentVisitsFeature.kt
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* For #22410 - Refactored tab sorter metrics into a middleware
* For #22410 - Created distribution metric for tab group sizes
* For #22410 - Created tests for tabs tray middleware
* For #22410 - Merge fixes
* For #22410 - Added PR number to metric
* For #22410 - Fixed unit tests post merge. Added waitUntilIdle to new tests.
* For #22410 - Added missing line to middleware to have the Store process actions
* For #22410 - Updated metric expiration to December
* For #22410 - PR Feedback
* For #22410 - Removed else from middleware when
This is needed to prevent removed search groups from coming back after
user interacts with the tab. E.g. if we don't fire this action, upon
interaction with the tab after a corresponding search group was removed
we will end up creating metadat with the deleted 'searchTerms' (they'll
be read from the 'historyMetadata' state on the tab).
At this point we probably want to start encapsulating all of this in a
use case - let's do that separately in
https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/android-components/issues/11309, and
just fix the bug for now.
This patch fixes two problems:
1) We were treating "direct tab load" as an event which applies
uniformally to all tabs, even though it's actually an event which
happens for a specific tab. This lead to background tabs (pages opened as new tab)
setting the direct load flag, and then a simultaneously loading
parent tab would incorrectly interpret that flag for itself.
The patch switches this tracking from a simple boolean (are we direct
loading?) to a set of tab IDs that are currently direct loading.
2) In a case when a background tab was loading with a parent who's
search terms were cleared by a direct load, we were not trying to
lookup search terms on the background tab's historyMetadata key,
which exists to capture search terms for this exact scenario.
The patch adds an additional fallback lookup for that path.
This moves the group removal logic to the place where the groups are
actually formed. This helps clean-up the fragment code a bit, and
removes the awkward 'allow mutate some random internal state' API from
the provider.
* For #22146 - Added counter for home screen views
* For #22146 - Added PR number to metrics
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Setting this value in FenixApplication.onCreate was buggy because of a race
with restoring BrowserState.
Setting it here would ensure a better granularity of the events and so to more
accurate reporting.
* For #22145 - Added telemetry to the opening screen preference.
* For #22145 - Added PR number to metric
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* For #22298 - Added telemetry to inactive tabs CFR
* For #22298 - added PR issue number to metrics
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findLoginToUpdate() should be suspend, but I didn't get mark it that way
on the initial logins work. Let's make this one suspend, then I can
update findLoginToUpdate() in a-c.
This allows querying from all throughout the app which of the current tabs are
inactive while taking into consideration whether the feature is enabled or not
such that when the feature is disabled it will always return an empty result.
Our boundary conditions for matching search groups to visits was wrong.
This change switches the boundary buffer to only be applied to history
items, not the metadata items.
In other words, when checking if any of the metadata items match the
current "page" of history, we'll be looking to see if the item falls
within this time window:
buffer - oldest history item <= metadata item <= newest history item +
buffer
There's a separate problem with buffer though: it's reset to 0 when requested
offset is >0, but that requires a larger refactor of this code, for a
separate PR.
When you want to look at one of these markers, you usually want to look
at all three so I found that having them on a single track was easier to
follow. Since they run in sequence, they should never overlap and that
should minimize confusion.
* For #22075 - Added event to track the count of recent bookmarks
* For #22075 - Added data review issue number
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* For #22107 - Added probe to track if the Recent tabs / jump back in section is visible
* For #22107 - Fixed lint errors
* For #22107 - added data review number to metric
* For #22166 - fixed expiration date
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A quantity probe in the metrics ping means we'll loose the granularity events
provided but it will be easier to extract the values.
For reporting whether the inactive tabs feature is enabled or not we already
have the "preferences.inactive_tabs_enabled" probe so I didn't duplicate this.
When deciding if we should include a history group within the "page of
history" results on the History View UI, we used to look at the most
recent timestamp of the metadata items within the group, and see if that
falls within the range of the timestamps of the history page, +/- some
buffer.
This assumes that each metadata entry will have a corresponding history
item. However, that's not true - when restarting the app, the selected
tab will be restored, and when opening History View right after we'll
record some metadata for it. However, we won't record a history visit
during the app restore for the selected tab.
That's all correct, but the assumption around group matching to history is now incorrect.
This patch changes the logic to instead look at every item within the
group, and see if any of them match the time window of the current
history page. This has a side-effect of also displaying search groups
multiple times on diffenent pages of history, if it makes sense to do so chronologically.
I think that's fine, it reflects reality at least (e.g. items within the
group may have been visited at very different points in time).
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