Add support for SDK 35 #95
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Love this, nice work @mbarta! I'm not going to approve because I'd like a better Android developer than me to give it a review. But I love the API. |
…nderneath the system gesture bar
…cting content underneath the sheet when settling
Edge full edge-to-edge Activity view without system bar insets
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Feb 22, 2025
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This PR updates the library and the demo app to support SDK 35 and adds the related changes to its code.
Most notably it's the Edge-to-edge support and related insets handling. Additionally, the
HotwireWindowThemeObserverhas been removed as it was using a deprecated API for handling system bars colours when a custom theme is applied to a Fragment's root view. Instead, we're now using edge-to-edge APIs to show the destination's view behind system bars which achieves the same effect with less custom code.