Start using @AssistedFactory in Notifications

import com.android.systemui.statusbar.notification.collection.NotificationEntry

import com.android.systemui.statusbar.notification.stack.NotificationListContainer

import com.android.systemui.util.traceSection

import javax.inject.Inject

import dagger.assisted.Assisted

import dagger.assisted.AssistedFactory

import dagger.assisted.AssistedInject

/**

 * Responsible for building and applying the "shade node spec": the list (tree) of things that

 * currently populate the notification shade.

 */

class ShadeViewManager constructor(

class ShadeViewManager @AssistedInject constructor(

    context: Context,

    listContainer: NotificationListContainer,

    private val stackController: NotifStackController,

    @Assisted listContainer: NotificationListContainer,

    @Assisted private val stackController: NotifStackController,

    mediaContainerController: MediaContainerController,

    featureManager: NotificationSectionsFeatureManager,

    logger: ShadeViewDifferLogger,

    }

}

class ShadeViewManagerFactory @Inject constructor(

    private val context: Context,

    private val logger: ShadeViewDifferLogger,

    private val mediaContainerController: MediaContainerController,

    private val sectionsFeatureManager: NotificationSectionsFeatureManager,

    private val viewBarn: NotifViewBarn

) {

    fun create(listContainer: NotificationListContainer, stackController: NotifStackController) =

        ShadeViewManager(

            context,

            listContainer,

            stackController,

            mediaContainerController,

            sectionsFeatureManager,

            logger,

            viewBarn)

@AssistedFactory

interface ShadeViewManagerFactory {

    fun create(

        listContainer: NotificationListContainer,

        stackController: NotifStackController

    ): ShadeViewManager

}