tree 6426daca6d0ad0ebf7245f5830570bc0922f9c23
parent 72b4b224430f50a897bdbc1d2a805243bc032da7
author Tony <twickham@google.com> 1564624420 -0700
committer android-build-team Robot <android-build-team-robot@google.com> 1565299541 +0000

Don't end launcher components anim early even if it does nothing

The janky animation that ends on the home screen with an invisible
task on top is caused by the following scenario (for example):
- Quick switch from task A to task B
- After landing on B, but before we get the callback that it was
  successfully launched, switch back to A (or you could go to C)

Now we are animating back to A, but we are still waiting to hear
whether B was successfully launched. If we hear that the launch
was indeed successful, we dutifully clean up after ourselves  by
returning launcher to its default state. Unfortunately, that
clobbers the current animation that is scrolling back to A, and
we end up in the bad state where we are showing the default
launcher state even though we just launched task B and were
about to launch task A.

Normally we avoid cleaning up the state animation if the user
is still controlling it. The reason we weren't doing that here
is because we ended the launcher animation early even though
the window animation was still running. Instead, we should keep
the launcher animation running for the full duration, so that
it prevents a cleanup from occurring in the middle.

Bug: 138620399
Change-Id: I959e62a52638a5b974ef9b406555078c928b91f1
(cherry picked from commit 03c548901fb77d0a47bb46036d559968b65b2293)
(cherry picked from commit c5555c459bd28033257bced610c861e5ff84aec4)