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1.2 KiB
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23 lines
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The launcher icon uses different assets on different Android versions, and therefore needs to be explicitly tested.
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# API 25 or lower - API 25 and lower use a traditional square icon
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1. Install the app
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1. Look at the icon on the home screen
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1. Verify that a traditional light-themed square icon is displayed
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# API 26 or greater - API 26 adds support for adaptive icons
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1. Install the app
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1. Look at the app icon on the home screen
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1. Verify that a round icon is displayed (most emulator images use round icons)
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# API 29 or greater - API 29 adds support for dark mode
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1. Set the system to light theme
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1. Install the app
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1. Look at the app icon on the home screen
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1. Verify that a round icon is displayed (most emulator images use round icons)
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1. Verify that the icon has a light grey background
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1. Set the system theme to dark theme
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1. Look at the app icon on the home screen
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1. Verify that a round icon is displayed (most emulator images use round icons)
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1. Verify that the icon has a dark blue background (Note: it may require rebooting or opening an app and returning to the home screen for the home screen to reset its cache of app icons. This behavior is not a bug in our app, but rather an Android limitation).
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