Cancel the existing recents animation before any initialization

- In the rare case that we are canceling the recents animation as a
  part of starting another recents animation, ensure that we do it
  before we move the target activity to be visible, otherwise the
  cancelation will undo the previous work.

Bug: 193851085
Test: atest RecentsAnimationControllerTest
Change-Id: I22589a034eab3b1fab10f4b677f777b282305bbd
This commit is contained in:
Winson Chung
2021-10-05 12:06:53 -07:00
parent ed8da6fc5f
commit 4ebdbc9db1

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@@ -170,6 +170,13 @@ class RecentsAnimation implements RecentsAnimationCallbacks, OnRootTaskOrderChan
ProtoLog.d(WM_DEBUG_RECENTS_ANIMATIONS, "startRecentsActivity(): intent=%s", mTargetIntent);
Trace.traceBegin(TRACE_TAG_WINDOW_MANAGER, "RecentsAnimation#startRecentsActivity");
// Cancel any existing recents animation running synchronously (do not hold the
// WM lock) before starting the newly requested recents animation as they can not coexist
if (mWindowManager.getRecentsAnimationController() != null) {
mWindowManager.getRecentsAnimationController().forceCancelAnimation(
REORDER_MOVE_TO_ORIGINAL_POSITION, "startRecentsActivity");
}
// If the activity is associated with the root recents task, then try and get that first
Task targetRootTask = mDefaultTaskDisplayArea.getRootTask(WINDOWING_MODE_UNDEFINED,
mTargetActivityType);
@@ -243,12 +250,7 @@ class RecentsAnimation implements RecentsAnimationCallbacks, OnRootTaskOrderChan
targetActivity.intent.replaceExtras(mTargetIntent);
// Fetch all the surface controls and pass them to the client to get the animation
// started. Cancel any existing recents animation running synchronously (do not hold the
// WM lock)
if (mWindowManager.getRecentsAnimationController() != null) {
mWindowManager.getRecentsAnimationController().forceCancelAnimation(
REORDER_MOVE_TO_ORIGINAL_POSITION, "startRecentsActivity");
}
// started
mWindowManager.initializeRecentsAnimation(mTargetActivityType, recentsAnimationRunner,
this, mDefaultTaskDisplayArea.getDisplayId(),
mTaskSupervisor.mRecentTasks.getRecentTaskIds(), targetActivity);