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#1Component used: Navigation / NavigationUI Version used: 2.5.2 Devices/Android versions reproduced on: OnePlus 8T / Android 12
I'm using a menu resource file which is bound to a BottomNavigationView. Also I'm setting up the navigation like so
NavigationUI.setupWithNavController(bottomNavigationView, navController, false)
which means I'm using the experimental version of this API.I don't want the state of each menu item to be saved since I want to come back to the respective start destination if a
BottomNavigationView
item gets reselected. So regardless of how deep I got in a navigation graph a reselection of the same item takes you back to the start destination.I'm using a navGraph which consists of several nested navGraphs like so:
The
one_navigation
could look like this:It works pretty good so far, the point is when I click the first BottomNavigationView's menu item
N times
I got the destinationN+1 times
on my back stack. If I wanted to leave the app by triggering the system's back navigation I'd have to do itN+1 times
.So I actually expect the startDestination to only exist once on the back stack regardless of how often I click the respective menu item setup with the above mentioned API.