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Component used: androidx.core:core-splashscreen

Version used: 1.0.0

Devices/Android versions reproduced on:

• Pixel 4, API 33, emulator
• Pixel 6 Pro, Android 13 (API 33), physical device

Issue Description

When using the Splashscreen API with an app that uses a NavigationView (within a DrawerLayout) that has an android:fitsSystemWindows=true attribute set , the header is not rendered properly. It has no top padding and is displayed under the system bar.

The attached screenshots and demo project highlight the issue. The project is a minimal reproduction using the "Navigation Drawer Activity" template available in the New Project wizard in Android Studio. The only addition I made was to set the <item name="android:windowTranslucentStatus">true</item> in the main theme (Theme.SplashDemo), and add android:fitsSystemWindows="true" to the DrawerLayout and NavigationView.

When I build and run the project without using the splashscreen API, it produces a working nav drawer as shown in the "working_drawer" screenshot that is attached.

Then, I added the splashscreen API, setup a basic splash screen theme, per the documentation, and called installSplashscreen() in the Activity's onCreate.

Now, when I build and run the app, the nav drawer is not rendered correctly. When opened, the header is rendered without any top padding to fit the system windows. You can see the "android icon" is rendered underneath the top status bar.

This issue may be related to Issue 251434334. The attached demo project produces and shows both issues.

Below are the steps to reproduce the issue using the attached demo app.

Prerequisites

The demo app has been downloaded, unzipped, and opened in Android Studio.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Build and run the application on an emulator or physical device
2. Observe that the splash screen appears as it should, based on the API usage and setup.
3. After the splash screen goes away, open the Nav Drawer using the Hamburger Menu Icon.

Expected Results

The Menu displays properly (see attached "working_drawer" screenshot), showing the Android Icon in the header with appropriate padding to not be obscured by the top status bar.

Actual Results

The Menu is not displayed properly (see attached "broken_drawer" screenshot). The Android Icon in the header has no padding, and is displayed under and obscured by the top status bar.