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Samuel Attard 0a9b201c34 feat: nativeTheme.themeSource and a few nativeTheme fixes (#20486)
* feat: add nativeTheme.themeSource to allow apps to override Chromiums theme choice (#19960)

* feat: add nativeTheme.shouldUseDarkColorsOverride to allow apps to override Chromiums theme choice

* spec: add tests for shouldUseDarkColorsOverride

* chore: add missing forward declarations

* refactor: rename overrideShouldUseDarkColors to themeSource

* chore: only run appLevelAppearance specs on Mojave and up

* chore: update patch with more info and no define

* Update spec-main/api-native-theme-spec.ts

Co-Authored-By: Jeremy Apthorp <jeremya@chromium.org>

* Update api-native-theme-spec.ts

* Update api-native-theme-spec.ts

* Update api-native-theme-spec.ts

* fix: don't expose nativeTheme in the renderer process (#20139)

Exposing these in the renderer didn't make sense as they weren't backed
by the same instance / value store.  This API should be browser only
especially now that we have nativeTheme.themeSource.  Exposing in
//common was a mistake from the beginning.

* fix: emit updated on NativeTheme on the UI thread to avoid DCHECK (#20137)

* fix: emit updated on NativeTheme on the UI thread to avoid DCHECK

* Update atom_api_native_theme.cc

* spec: wait a few ticks for async events to emit so that test events do not leak into each other

* chore: add SetGTKDarkThemeEnabled(enabled) internal helper to allow dynamic theme selection on linux (#19964)

This is just a after-creation setter for the `darkTheme` constructor option.  This is delibrately
a method and not a property as there is no getter.

* spec: remove leftover .only
2019-10-08 18:18:00 -04:00
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2019-05-13 16:55:41 -04:00

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