Android: reduced motion removes the celebration state entirely #125

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opened 2026-08-18 10:45:24 +00:00 by nalum · 1 comment

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From the surface parity report (2026-08-18), defect 12 (visual divergence 4).

With reduced motion, Android suppresses the celebrate state completely — no stamp, no tint. The web keeps the stamp and tint as instant states and only zeroes durations. Celebrate.kt:32-35 has a comment that describes the web behavior its own call sites do not implement.

Where: Jobs.kt:139, Today.kt:391, Rewards.kt:229 vs web confetti.ts:13-15.

Fix: keep the end states under reduced motion; drop only the animation.

From the surface parity report (2026-08-18), defect 12 (visual divergence 4). With reduced motion, Android suppresses the celebrate state completely — no stamp, no tint. The web keeps the stamp and tint as instant states and only zeroes durations. `Celebrate.kt:32-35` has a comment that describes the web behavior its own call sites do not implement. Where: `Jobs.kt:139`, `Today.kt:391`, `Rewards.kt:229` vs web `confetti.ts:13-15`. Fix: keep the end states under reduced motion; drop only the animation.

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Order of work for the open backlog (#107–#136) #137

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fix(android): celebrate stays a state under reduced motion

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fix: Android danger rule, reduced-motion celebrate, cleanups #144

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Delivered in PR #144 (merged): reduced motion keeps the celebration as a state — JobStamp reads reducedMotion(uid) itself, snaps to the settled end frame and holds for the animation's span; only the confetti bows out. Emulator-verified.

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Order of work for the open backlog (#107–#136) #137