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For #1744: Open search shortcuts when entering search mode #4536

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ekager commented Aug 5, 2019

Do we even still need this argument if it's defaulting to true now? Are there fragments that use the directions with false?

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jyeontaek commented Aug 5, 2019

Are there fragments that use the directions with false?

No there isn't. I kept the argument just in case, but should I just get rid of it?

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ekager commented Aug 5, 2019

I think you should get rid of the argument altogether if we don't use it anymore. Another part of #1744 was making sure these search shortcuts get dismissed as you start typing. Could you make sure that works as well?

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Yeah, the shortcuts get dismissed properly. I removed the argument, so let me know if there are other changes I should make!

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Looks good 😄

@jyeontaek jyeontaek merged commit 6f962d3 into mozilla-mobile:master Aug 5, 2019
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