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Component used: Wear Watchface

Version used: 1.0.0-alpha01

My watch face has the code:

override fun onTapCommand(@TapType tapType: Int, x: Int, y: Int, eventTime: Long) {
    when (tapType) {
        WatchFaceService.TAP_TYPE_TAP -> {
            when {
                topComplication?.onTap(x, y) == true -> {
                    invalidate()
                }
                bottomComplication?.onTap(x, y) == true -> {
                    invalidate()
                }
                tapAction == "toggle" -> {
                    blurred = !blurred
                    val preferences = PreferenceManager.getDefaultSharedPreferences(this@MuzeiWatchFace)
                    preferences.edit { putBoolean(BLURRED_PREF_KEY, blurred) }
                    updateWatchFaceStyle()
                    invalidate()
                }
            }
        }
        else -> super.onTapCommand(tapType, x, y, eventTime)
    }
}

I.e., tapping the background of the watchface (any spot not covered by a complication), a specific action should be taken (in my watch face's case, swapping the background from blurred to unblurred or vice versa).

However, using the new WatchFace API, it appears that onTapCommand is both internal and early returns if the tap target does not intersect with a complication, meaning there's no way to know when to trigger my logic.

Please add an API for intercepting tap events that do not overlap with any complication.