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Add work profile Icon #1510
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Hmm I'll test it later today |
Can't find anything on how to change it... many have asked this before, but dunno the answer to it. You always could try asking a ROM developer :-) |
"/com.android.internal.app.ForwardIntentToManagedProfile" does indeed do have the icon attached to it we might be looking for. While sitting in 'Android System' the shortcut binds to 'android/com.android.internal.app.ForwardIntentToManagedProfile' Assuming I'm going to test it on an actual Work Setup, showing the Badge on App Internal Shortcuts does get themed just fine...and changes based on the host Icon, which may or may not be a dead end. And yes indeed a .png in case anyone wants to do their own research and end up coming across a /drawable/ic_work_profile.xml at some point anyways. |
@TotallyAvailable did you go forward with your tests, or did it strand? Anyway, cool that you dug into the files to find it out. |
Besides the conflicting results I got while looking for references on how those things actually work, I never actually went ahead with setting up the test work profile and doing the PR with Icon and proper binding(s) to actually test the theory. As for moving forward -> really comes down to figuring out where a launcher pulls the icon from and if it is considered a bindable "host app icon" (the part we know works) |
So far, I've only looked at Neo Launcher, and they simply add their own drawable as a badge. |
A work profile app gets an additional icon in the lower right corner to be identifiable as a work profile app.
I am not able to find the icon within grapheneos source code (my current os), nor is it displayed with IconRequest. The icon may be within AOSP but I am not sure and I am not able to find the icon and hence its name. It is probably a .png file for anyone who knows more about the source than I do.
Following is a first draft for the work profile icon "work_profile.svg" and the appfilter entry:
I am not able to find the icon and hence I ask for help by someone who is able to find the icon info.
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