[OnePlus 6 & 6T Cross Device Development] Terminator.J:
I'm about to re-flash my tester enchilada with cr10.0, I'll take a look.

But off the top of my head, here's the short version:

Feature probably doesn't exist currently in Android 14. I know it doesn't exist the way it used to in Android 13. You can still hide apps from the launcher by opening launcher settings, then going to "hidden & protected apps" in the "miscellaneous" section.

I think I've seen a testing branch in our org github where the dev team are working on re-integrating that feature now that QPR1 source has been merged, but it might not make it back.

Friendly reminder that "missing features" just after a major Android release or QPR source merge from AOSP are not going to be considered bugs; I literally can't do anything about it except wait for the devs to figure out if they can bring it back. If you know enough java/C/kotlin, maybe you can fork the relevant projects & submit pull requests with tested commits.

Huh, I don't recall seeing that but I'll check once I do the update on my enchilada. What charger? Is it connected to an actively powered outlet when it shows that message? Do you think maybe it's actually spying hardware? ;) If it's a "smart" charger or something that actually initiates any kind of data connection on those pins, then you'll see that message.

Update below.

Short version: no..

I don't believe this is actually *true* that it's different between 9.11 and 10.0 on enchilada, but I do believe that it changed between 9.10 and 9.11, since I finally just gave up and dropped the modified kernel commits & LiveDisplay haxx that I'd been using, because they broke other stuff. It was causing other problems, I've seen the writing on the wall; even if we move to kernel 4.19 we're going to be implementing display panel modes using the stupidest way possible, unlike literally every other OnePlus device that properly implemented OxygenOS-style display mode handling in the kernel.

I'm back to just doing it the way LineageOS does it; I just don't have the time to try and forge my own path on this issue & deal with breakage. If it's broken here, it's broken upstream in LineageOS as well.

Uh, okay. What's "freeform"? As you've probably noticed by now, our display blobs are cursed compared to previous and later OnePlus devices, and that will never get fixed.

Use a different grid size? 😅 I dunno mate.

Again, I'm currently on 9.12 (testing this month's release) on the tester enchilada and am about to do my own instructions to update to cr10.0, so I can take a look at the panel color thing.

But really, at this point most of these differences are due to things beyond my device-specific sources, that I have no ability to diagnose or change. I'm not trying to be unhelpful, but unfortunately most of the differences you've pointed out are simply things that aren't anything I can do anything about.

If you find yourself able to capture logs & send screenshots/screen records to the issue tracker repo in our https://github.com/crdroidanroid/ github organization for, perhaps, the launcher or night light or charger things, that might help get some traction? But the source does seem to be in kind of a state of flux, even though they removed the "beta" tag already.