- Importance trumps 'package priority'
- Only notifications with a high enough importance can be intrusive
- default and lower importance notifications don't appear on the lock
screen and appear below the speed bump in the shade
Also, stop downgrading MAX importance noisy notifications.
Bug: 26425560
Change-Id: Ibb952eb6f8d0d336a1060332f58c8ba622f29867
Allow system apps that have a Quick Settings tile to show a
status bar icon. If the quick settings tile is removed, the
status bar icon will no longer be shown.
Change-Id: I875b962bbdf4ff863012de688a3dd29a8d7e11ab
Ever since the refactoring of WebViewFactory - to support using one out
of a list of WebViewProviders - we cover less of the loading code with
traces, this CL fixes this.
Bug: 26409579
Change-Id: I9d74321806037ea34a5ace8fc75b07ca771ab7d9
We allowed activities to move to any stack, but that's too much
freedom. Instead we only allow them to move from freeform stack to a
fullscreen stack.
Change-Id: I04de9bbf18cf4431d7bd34d6c727de82802661ef
This decouples the user permisson grant from the
bound state of the listener. This allows listeners
that are only relevant sometimes to avoid being
bound as a foreground service all the time.
Bug: 19232554
Change-Id: I9ab078630af5a10c6878d3f19ba80661299713d5
When SpannableStringBuilder.replace is called with a source text that
contains a span with SPAN_PARAGRAPH flag, the code tries to retain the
spans. However when the paragraph boundary constraint is not satisfied,
setSpan method throws an exception. Updated the rule as: if the source
text has a span with SPAN_PARAGRAPH flag check if it can be copied into
the target. If not, discard the span. Also updated the JavaDoc for
Spanned and Editable.
Bug: 22521443
Change-Id: Ie8541e00bfdf5b8b0115ad7b26cb9f83a6a3ee55
The change has all the platform changes required to support
modifications in the navbar dimensions and custom icons in car mode.
The UX is not frozen yet, but have placeholder resources provided
by android auto UX engineers.
The change assumes that the car mode configuration is known to the
WindowManagerService and uses its current ui mode to request the
latest from the policy (PhoneWindowManager.java). The change is
modeled on the way rotation is handled, where the Policy knows the
different view attributes for uiMode and just returns back the
window sizes based on the current uiMode requested. The policy does
know the current uiMode, but the order of when that changes is not
deterministic [from logs it does happen before any request to update
UI occurs, but guess that could change].
Bug: 25996809
Change-Id: Ia46cbe5096382d26c9eb8ec74cf59a059b767edb
If they don't have code, give the developer a somewhat helpful error
message instead of later falling into a weird classpath failure.
Change-Id: Iebda10173ff99943cbbd71127ae24aa455b709f4
Specify in the javadocs the behavior when the message is formed
from whitespaces only. It is not obvious.
Bug: 26313904
Change-Id: I51d5722f090a0780a65f20395bee4fc40f9eb446
This gives callers the ability to request details for missing
packages. Also add annotations for userId and appId variables and
start tagging their usage.
Change-Id: I63d5d7f870ac4b7ebae501e0ba4f40e08b14f3f6
This make services that appreared while the print manager was not active
by default enabled.
In the case we upgrade from pre-N we convert the enabled-list into a
disabled-list.
Bug: 26249649
Change-Id: Iae783a8dd19f1a9d75d675710ea4348fdfbd34f3
Give them a way to force-enable filename access, bypassing the
recently added deprecated check.
Bug: 26438975
Change-Id: Ifd1e3debf7c7b3113907a5f2815c29ddb7db581f
Since this technically wasn't an API change, there isn't a good
reason to protect with target API. So change the behavior based on
the caller for now.
Bug: 26438049
Change-Id: I65aa1fc9af1f935544f8e191444440af4f98f26f
