This patch adds a daily limit to the maximum number of notifications
shown when switching networks.
It also adds a rate limit to prevent rapid successive notifications in
flapping scenarios.
Bug: 31132499
Change-Id: Iccb6d0899646ea6df3cfad32a421922263e0eb85
Surface is parcelled partly in java, partly in native, and any fields
added in java have to be accounted for in the native side as well.
Add a warning to avoid issues in the future
Bug: 31162160
Change-Id: I48ca1bc3eea29f1ac3d3065f6defb6ed2be4052a
Before there was a jump-cut when a window that was occluding Keyguard
was going away, leading to an ugly flicker. To fix this, we do the
following.
- Always show windows with FLAG_SHOW_WHEN_LOCKED above lockscreen, even
if they don't "match" the currently occluding app (which is null in the
animation case)
- Move wallpaper behind last window that is not hidden by policy, so the
window doesn't get occluded by the wallpaper.
- Add a flag in the setOccluded call whether to animate or not. SystemUI
then plays a nice animation when it's set.
- Override the animation to always be the animation that happens when we
exit a window which is revealing the wallpaper behind, to make it
consistent with the home screen case.
Fixes: 30829255
Change-Id: Ib3fe20fc9003a0f9f291c974740f044ed8707e75
Some apps rely on their drawables not getting not-visible hints via
setVisible when the window visibility changes. This manifests as
additional animations, such as crossfading from placeholders when the
window becomes visible again.
Apps should be able to handle this case in the future now that we have
more detailed reporting via onVisibilityAggregated, but to keep
existing apps working as-is, ImageView now operates in a compatibility
mode for targetSdkVersion < N and will only dispatch visibility
signals based on the same triggers used in M. New apps get the more
detailed signals.
Fix a bug where window visibility dispatch via onVisibilityAggregated
would double-dispatch "not visible" when the window is transitioning
from GONE => INVISIBLE or INVISIBLE => GONE.
Make the growing set of compatibility check fields in ImageView
static, matching the pattern from View.
Bug 30216207
Change-Id: I88875260bf6aaa23687c7d51353de8d633383531
Restrict saved surface to launcher start (ACTION_MAIN&CATEGORY_
LAUNCHER), or there is no intent at all (eg. task being brought to
front). If the intent is something else, likely the app is going
to show some specific page or view, instead of what's left last time.
This solves problems like the launcher shortcuts on DeckClock,
each of them is a different intent and will show one specific
view regardless of last states. Another example is Chrome tab
opened directly by action VIEW to open some URL.
(Note that this doesn't solve the problem with Chrome homescreen
shortcuts, it will still start with saved surface (if Chrome
is already open). This is because the shortcut is a trampoline
activity that starts the real chrome tab activity, but when
the trampoline is started, the whole task is already brought
to front, and ChromeTab could become visible with the task
before we actually start it.)
bug: 31055479
bug: 27747315
Change-Id: Id3e61c61ef516b0edc1f174320f02661222f226b
(cherry picked from commit ad24f96def)
Add QS tiles to the backup list. Non-system tiles will get removed
since they won't be installed when restore happens.
Change-Id: Iccf6e773384c45bd4d1f10c21aa8af356b3920d2
Bug: 28782938
To workaround b/30808791 without changing the NanoApp API,
we make the assumption that if the most significant byte
of our four-byte app ID is a lower-case 'L', then this
is a Google Nanoapp and thus we should use "Googl" for
our vendor ID, and set the most significant four bytes
of our eight byte app ID accordingly.
Bug: 30922112
Change-Id: I155dff58cdda1ef36a68e6d25df1e9059b1252f1
