commit | 686984b2d6b236606b16e8ce7ff902b847f3ef55 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Shalom Gibly <sgibly@google.com> | Wed Feb 01 14:26:14 2023 -0800 |
committer | Shalom Gibly <sgibly@google.com> | Tue Feb 07 10:19:29 2023 -0800 |
tree | 75feeff40ea3bab308d3383858dd19b63fc4919d | |
parent | 49a143dcc406dc69fdfa79a422a54d82cfdc0d86 [diff] |
Adds a Material 3 DateRangePicker API - Added DateRangePicker to allow selecting a range of dates. - Updated the previous DatePicker intenral functionality to support range selection mode, especially around the Month and Day internal composables. - Created a DateRangePickerDefaults and composables for providing title and headline defaults. - Changes to the height restriction of the header part of the pickers. We now set the height from the tokens only when a `title` is provided. The height is also set as `minHeight` to allow more customization on the dev-side when providing titles and headlines. - Added tests Bug: 245821979 Bug: 267194809 Test: DateRangePickerTest, DateRangePickerScreenshotTest Relnote: "Added a Material 3 DateRangePicker API for selecting a range of dates." Change-Id: I7a6c3bd20c0330eec911786619dcc7b86c3dad04
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