WearComposeMaterial3Flags

@ExperimentalWearComposeMaterial3Api
object WearComposeMaterial3Flags


This is a collection of flags which are used to guard against regressions in some of the "riskier" refactors or new feature support that is added to this module. These flags are always "on" in the published artifact of this module, however these flags allow end consumers of this module to toggle them "off" in case this new path is causing a regression.

These flags are considered temporary, and there should be no expectation for these flags being around for an extended period of time. If you have a regression that one of these flags fixes, it is strongly encouraged for you to file a bug ASAP.

Usage:

In order to turn a feature off in a debug environment, it is recommended to set this to false in as close to the initial loading of the application as possible. Changing this value after compose library code has already been loaded can result in undefined behavior.

class MyApplication : Application() {
    override fun onCreate() {
        WearComposeMaterial3Flags.SomeFeatureEnabled = false
        super.onCreate()
    }
}

In order to turn this off in a release environment, it is recommended to additionally utilize R8 rules which force a single value for the entire build artifact. This can result in the new code paths being completely removed from the artifact, which can often have nontrivial positive performance impact.

-assumevalues class androidx.wear.compose.foundation.WearComposeMaterial3Flags {
    public static boolean SomeFeatureEnabled return false
}

Summary

Public properties

Boolean

Determines whether dual-threshold logic is enabled for flinging in androidx.wear.compose.material3.SwipeToReveal.

Public properties

isSwipeToRevealDualFlingThresholdEnabled

Added in 1.7.0-alpha01
var isSwipeToRevealDualFlingThresholdEnabledBoolean

Determines whether dual-threshold logic is enabled for flinging in androidx.wear.compose.material3.SwipeToReveal.

  • When true, users can swipe at a normal speed to reach the next immediate anchor, or perform a fast swipe (fling) to bypass positional checks and snap directly to the end state.

  • If false, fast swipes will not bypass positional checks, meaning a fling may not result in the end state being revealed unless the positional threshold is also met.