This will reduce confusion with the other "badging" concept we use for,
e.g. work profiles. It is also consistent with the external name
"notification dots".
Change-Id: I2a2c9d96dc0d6284eb0c48adc78a856271caad4d
Also updated folder badge (dot) color to light gray,
added notification header back (with same number as
before, where each notification counts as >= 1),
and increased shadow opacity for the dots.
Change-Id: I53a3e0d94f23f482b55b3c10a922939ebb381314
- Show number if number > 0
- Show icon if number == 0 and a notification specified an icon to show
- Show a dot otherwise
- In cases of multiple notifications, stack a second badge behind the
first (visuals will be updated in future CL, as well as support
stacked dots)
- Folders always show dot if any app within has a badge.
Change-Id: I0a89059b0e0a0d174fe739c9da4f75fa18c0edfa
We still ignore group summary headers, which means, for example,
we won't get Gmail unread count. But single notifications that
have numbers associated, such as messages from a single contact
will be included in the badge count. So if you have 2 hangounts
threads, one with 10 messages and one with 8, the badge would
say 18.
Bug: 34939841
Change-Id: I20b9a857d91715e10c0da400a1cee209d7b837b8
- Pass NotificationKeyData, which includes the shortcut id, instead of
just the notification key from NotificationListener
- Remove the shortcut with the same shortcut id as the first
notification, if it has one, in PopupPopulator#sortAndFilterShorcuts()
- Add some unit tests
Bug: 36571718
Change-Id: I308941b34c525b34686583476e3f82ccb8b7e2d8
