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su...@google.com
ap...@google.com
I've confirmed that this is fixed in alpha08 as a result of https://android-review.googlesource.com/833717 and a number of other internal changes. Once it is released, please let me know if this fixes your issue.
The second issue of hitting two things at a time is not an issue with Navigation, but an issue with Fragments not canceling click events when stopped, causing the second click event to happen even after the first navigate() operation starts.
This is fixed in AndroidX Fragments 1.1.0-alpha01 or higher as per the release notes:https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/androidx-rn#2018-nov-fragment
The second issue of hitting two things at a time is not an issue with Navigation, but an issue with Fragments not canceling click events when stopped, causing the second click event to happen even after the first navigate() operation starts.
This is fixed in AndroidX Fragments 1.1.0-alpha01 or higher as per the release notes:
su...@google.com
The testing artifact (work-testing) will have the ability to trigger initial delays and period met signals in alpha09. You should use this to simulate any testing you need.
ne...@gmail.com
Wau, that was incredibly fast, thanks!
Description
Version used: Android 9 Pie
Add a test facility to reduce minimal work interval from 15 mins to 1 min or less.
Rationale: We must test our app end to end to make sure scheduled periodic jobs to upload business-critical data to back-end are executed correctly. The current minimal periodic work schedule interval is 15 mins, which means rounds of regressions usually take 30-60 mins for just a couple of scenarios. Testing will significantly improve if testers could tune this minimal 15 mins interval to something shorter than 2 mins.
Examples of possible acceptable options to solve this:
- a new option under the Android developer-options menu (just like animations speed)
- a setting in WorkManager's lib to create builds with customized interval