refactor(splash-screen)!: change launchFadeOutDuration default to 0#2526
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OS-ruimoreiramendes merged 2 commits intoMay 12, 2026
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Released dev build of splash-screen with dev version: 8.0.2-dev-2526-20260512T141938.0 |
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OS-pedrogustavobilro
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Tested as you mentioned here, while for me the status bar style changes successfully after the fade out, I guess this change still makes sense.
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Description
Changed the default value of
launchFadeOutDurationfrom 200ms to 0ms on Android, which was blocking UI changes made immediately afterSplashScreen.hide().BREAKING CHANGE: Apps relying on the default 200ms fade-out animation on Android must now explicitly set
launchFadeOutDuration: 200to preserve the previous behavior.Change Type
Rationale / Problems Fixed
The default 200ms fade-out animation on Android was causing
StatusBar.setStyle()(and similar UI changes) called right afterSplashScreen.hide()to not be applied, as the animation was blocking them. This has caused multiple reported issues by customers and OSS users.Relates to: RMET-5084
Platforms Affected