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kr...@gmail.com
This issue does not reproduce with dev preview 4.
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am...@google.com
Closing this issue as per
am...@google.com
The reason the launcher is restored first is to allow the user to find an app icon where they left it and run apps that are installed first before the rest of them are installed. This makes sense.
On the question of whether app defaults should be set and whether apps that are defaults should be installed earlier, we first restore apps that are already installed on the system. After this the other apps will restoreAtInstall, and play controls the order of this.
Each app has a priority, if the priority is <= 100 it will download before the user quits set up wizard(SUW), otherwise it will only start downloading after SUW is finished.
Launcher is one of the high priority apps because it's user facing as soon as user leaves SUW.
On the question of whether app defaults should be set and whether apps that are defaults should be installed earlier, we first restore apps that are already installed on the system. After this the other apps will restoreAtInstall, and play controls the order of this.
Each app has a priority, if the priority is <= 100 it will download before the user quits set up wizard(SUW), otherwise it will only start downloading after SUW is finished.
Launcher is one of the high priority apps because it's user facing as soon as user leaves SUW.
lb...@gmail.com
@4 But if the launcher is restored first, it can't launch any of the apps that are about to be installed, yet has shortcuts to. This means you show the user things that can't be launched, and they could be removed.
It doesn't make sense.
As for default apps, again, this doesn't make sense. They should be restored first, because they are the most important ones to use.
The launcher is important, but it should be the last because it's ready to launch all apps that it shows as shortcuts only after the restoration is fully complete.
When the launched is first, it shows a wrong state, as if all the apps are available. Not only that, but if you open one, it would have told you that the app is gone, even though it's during a restoration phase.
It doesn't make sense.
As for default apps, again, this doesn't make sense. They should be restored first, because they are the most important ones to use.
The launcher is important, but it should be the last because it's ready to launch all apps that it shows as shortcuts only after the restoration is fully complete.
When the launched is first, it shows a wrong state, as if all the apps are available. Not only that, but if you open one, it would have told you that the app is gone, even though it's during a restoration phase.
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