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2.1.0

05 Aug 22:10
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NEW

  • Can now add up to 20 different fragment stacks
  • Can now decide to perform transaction allowing state loss using TransactionOptions

2.0.2

04 Jun 21:10
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  • Fix popEnter and popExit animations not being used.

2.0.1

30 Apr 18:49
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Bug #58
PR #59

2.0.0

04 Apr 04:16
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Lots of new things!

  • FragNavTransactionOptions Use these with your transactions to do things like SharedElementAnimations, TransitionAnimations, or setting breadcrumbs.
  • FragNavController now created via a builder. The number of possible constructors was growing way too wildly, so instead, we're switching to a builder pattern. The main Builder constructor takes in the required things. It is required that at least one of the following is set: trootfragment, rootfragments, or a rootfragmentlistner.
  • general code cleanup and bug fixex
  • Lots more testing to keep things going

1.4.0

23 Jan 23:26
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-getCurrentSack() now returns a copy of the stack as opposed to the original object. This prevents outside manipulation of the stack that could easily lead to problems.

1.3.0

23 Jan 23:25
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  • Deprecated push() and pop() in favor of the more clear pushFragment() and popFragment()
  • Added the ability to pop multiple fragments at once via popFragments(int popDepth)

1.2.5

06 Dec 18:20
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1.2.4

29 Nov 21:35
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  • deprecated canPop()
  • added some exception thrown in certain cases

1.2.3

29 Nov 02:35
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  • Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when trying to show a dialogFragment via an activity that had already finished.

1.2.2

21 Nov 17:24
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  • Fix an issue when using the constructor with FragNavController.RootFragmentListener not correctly adding the rootFragment to the stack