Do not abort launch logger by invisible drawn activity

For a special complex case: A no-display trampoline activity
launches main activity in the same task (no starting window),
and then the main activity launches trampoline and main again
consecutively. If the drawn event of main is reported before
the 2nd launch of main, the launch event log will be canceled
by seeing the drawn state before transition.

Because there will be a transition to commit window visibility,
the case can be addressed by allowing invisible drawn activity
as a valid launch event. Then the launch time can be reported
when notifying transition starting.

Bug: 176687862
Test: ActivityMetricsLaunchObserverTests#testActivityDrawnBeforeTransition

Change-Id: I81ec1695038216490537bdac6defcd9e6d75e1f8
Merged-In: I81ec1695038216490537bdac6defcd9e6d75e1f8
(cherry picked from commit dc21a33a80)
This commit is contained in:
Riddle Hsu
2021-01-14 18:09:32 +08:00
parent 07124c1950
commit c0f0e1b235
2 changed files with 18 additions and 2 deletions

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@@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ class ActivityMetricsLogger {
return;
}
mLastLaunchedActivity = r;
if (!r.noDisplay) {
if (!r.noDisplay && !r.mDrawn) {
if (DEBUG_METRICS) Slog.i(TAG, "Add pending draw " + r);
mPendingDrawActivities.add(r);
}
@@ -546,7 +546,7 @@ class ActivityMetricsLogger {
+ " processSwitch=" + processSwitch + " info=" + info);
}
if (launchedActivity.mDrawn) {
if (launchedActivity.mDrawn && launchedActivity.isVisible()) {
// Launched activity is already visible. We cannot measure windows drawn delay.
abort(info, "launched activity already visible");
return;

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@@ -311,6 +311,22 @@ public class ActivityMetricsLaunchObserverTests extends ActivityTestsBase {
verifyNoMoreInteractions(mLaunchObserver);
}
@Test
public void testActivityDrawnBeforeTransition() {
mTopActivity.setVisible(false);
notifyActivityLaunching(mTopActivity.intent);
// Assume the activity is launched the second time consecutively. The drawn event is from
// the first time (omitted in test) launch that is earlier than transition.
mTopActivity.mDrawn = true;
notifyWindowsDrawn(mTopActivity);
notifyActivityLaunched(START_SUCCESS, mTopActivity);
// If the launching activity was drawn when starting transition, the launch event should
// be reported successfully.
notifyTransitionStarting(mTopActivity);
verifyOnActivityLaunchFinished(mTopActivity);
}
@Test
public void testActivityRecordProtoIsNotTooBig() {
// The ActivityRecordProto must not be too big, otherwise converting it at runtime