Snooze dialog entirely replaces lockscreen

[foxjaw]

The dialog screen that persists after snoozing an alarm entirely replaces the lockscreen. Due to this:

1. I can't access my lockscreen widgets
2. AOD is borked
3. Can't unlock the device if fingerprint didn't exist (Caz there won't be any pattern/passphrase interface provided by lockscreen)

These problems don't go away until unless I dismiss that alarm. Even back button doesn't seem to close the dialog.

At the least give us an option to keep that dialog persistent in the app settings, instead of forcibly showing it on top of the lockscreen. The notification after snoozing, is already enough. Look at the AOSP clock app. That doesn't do this sort of thing & doesn't have any issue.

[foxjaw]

So now I have to snooze, as well as hit the back button ?

[forrestguice]

Please fill out the template when reporting bugs. I tried but was unable to reproduce this on my device, or the emulator. I don't doubt that it occurs but its likely device specific misbehavior. What is your device model?

[forrestguice]

So now I have to snooze, as well as hit the back button ?

Yes. Two clicks. One to snooze, another to dismiss the full screen alarm notification. This is not dissimilar to how the default app works (except it doesn't have a button, clicking anywhere causes it to go back). I don't consider it a permanent solution - this screen is scheduled for a redesign - its only a band-aid that I've included in the latest patch in the hope that it will help you.

[foxjaw]

Please fill out the template when reporting bugs.

Apologize for not following the template.

I don't doubt that it occurs but its likely device specific misbehavior. What is your device model?

Not specific to device model. I'm on AOSP GSI, with native android navigation gestures turned off. So, I'm relying on a navigation gesture app that uses accessibility services.

Although this issue wasn't about not able to hit back & dismiss the alarm dismissal notification. It's about hijacking the lockscreen on snoozing.

its only a band-aid that I've included in the latest patch in the hope that it will help you.

Tqvm. I'll try it out & let you know. But this issue ain't that of a big deal, as it's not a major problem to me anyways. The way I dismiss the dismissal activity, is by unlocking the device with fingerprint & then back button dismisses it.