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Okay, I have 2 screens: A, B;
- 'A' screen opening by BottomNavigationView;
- 'B' screen opening inside screen 'A';
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I open 'A' screen by clicking at item of BottomNavigationView -> router.newRootScreen()
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I open 'B' screen by clicking button inside 'A' screen -> router.replaceScreen()
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I clicks at the same item of BottomNavigationView like at 1st step and g
Eg: Suppose there is an activity stack of A -> B -> C -> D. If we launch activity B again with the launch mode as “singleTask”.
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Eg: Suppose there is an activity stack of A -> B -> C -> D. If we launch activity D again with the launch mode as “singleInstance”.
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Difficult to describe this issue clearly. Currently the library generates strings for the items so that DiffUtils can compare and only update items that have visually changed. I got into this habit since I think it's what the DiffUtil documentation uses! As @Robyer mentions in issue #77, this isn't a great way of checking - it would be much more efficient to create equals-like functions.
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Sometimes I have related models and I mention them in descriptions. This occurs fairly frequently when I have related models.
For example, I might have a separate
AccountandProfiletypes, and the description forProfilemight be something likeIt'd be awesome f