Reduces the amount of time that a lock is held and reduces the scope of
the lock to only manage the temporary TypedValue. Also ensures that the
typed value is consistently returned to the (single item) pool.
Additionally, performs some refactoring:
- removes unused variables and constants
- moves the NotFoundException cause into the constructor for consistency
with other Exceptions
- inlines sPreloadedDensity which was not used anywhere
- fixes line wrapping and indentation in nearby code
Aside from improvements to locking, there are no functional changes in
this CL.
Change-Id: I8c3059261e3cc2288a086e6637ab946e0b7d3741
Clean up usage of temporary TypedValue in Resources
Reduces the amount of time that a lock is held and reduces the scope of
the lock to only manage the temporary TypedValue. Also ensures that the
typed value is consistently returned to the (single item) pool.
Additionally, performs some refactoring:
- removes unused variables and constants
- moves the NotFoundException cause into the constructor for consistency
with other Exceptions
- inlines sPreloadedDensity which was not used anywhere
- fixes line wrapping and indentation in nearby code
Aside from improvements to locking, there are no functional changes in
this CL.
Change-Id: I8c3059261e3cc2288a086e6637ab946e0b7d3741
On some chips, SurfaceControl.setSize will not take effect for several
frames. We have to also do a updateSurface/invalidate (which destroys
and creates the EGLSurface) to get the size right.
Keep track of SurfaceControl size changes in window manager, and pass
that to ViewRootImpl, so that a updateSurface is done either the surface
itself or its size is changed.
Note that we don't use frame size change to trigger updateSurface, because
frame size could be different from the surface size that window manager set.
For example during drag resizing, the surface size is fullscreen although
frame size changes constantly. Doing updateSurface upon frame size change
could cause us to do many unnecessary updateSurface.
bug: 25583942
Change-Id: I1989613a187bb6ef1c179bd2800c6a7b01fcdb3a
Now pure DA (not PO, not DO) aren't allowed to change the password
if one is already set.
Also update "isDeviceOwner" check and make sure we always take
user-id into account. If one really wishes to check the package name
only, then use getgetDeviceOwner() instead.
Also change the enforceNotManagedProfile() check to what's more
generic in the FBE world.
Bug 25645900
Bug 25547523
Bug 25643916
Change-Id: I588ecf9452fe3acc1fb0b4ca0457ad662382fcd2
Bug: 25411780
Partial-revert for now, reopened b/22565656 to
deal with the memory use in a followup
Change-Id: I1ec636bc811a85eb2dc4f8c91562dc81b6261355
Change-Id: I4013e0700369764a26485d8620ebf16d8bea1951
Test: Built and ran Android in an emulator
Bug: 25242023
Signed-off-by: Casey Dahlin <sadmac@google.com>
Previously applications where uninstalled for the system user at a later stage
in a boot process, when PM has already been initialized and registered as
a service. This was causing a flood of PACKAGE_REMOVED broadcasts.
Applications are now uninstalled at an earlier stage, when PM hasn't been
registered. Packages can simply be marked as not installed and broadcast
can be skipped.
Bug: 25626819
Change-Id: Ib64e7c45619809b0efb99cc566a9a2120ed48cd3
mPendingConfiguration is a parameter of IWindowSession.relayout.
And IWindowSession.aidl declared "out Configuration outConfig",
it will always create a new configuration for remote side to write.
If remote side does not write (WMS does not have config change),
the new default configuration will be returned.
In original code passes mPendingConfiguration to updateConfiguration
directly, then callbacks (sConfigCallbacks) receive the same
instance of mPendingConfiguration. And because the implementation
of callback may use the configuration after relayout has reset
the configuration to default, then it may have timing that results
"showing hybrid of portrait and landscape modes" which try to fix
in commit e36d6e27.
To avoid this, always create a copy to updateConfiguration.
MSG_RESIZED_REPORT from dispatchResized also did the same thing.
Related commit:
e36d6e277e694f79b5d1
Change-Id: Ic1abd596e384918224b3a7020583d9a04641cccc
- The TaskThumbnailInfo can have the same lifecycle as the TaskRecord, and
we should just reset it instead of setting it to null when the thumbnail
is disposed.
Bug: 25652261
Change-Id: I54384e208b19e60d469bf3471dd555f78f04290c
- Clarify hardware.camera feature being only for the back camera
- Clarify what setting a CaptureRequest field to null does
- Use preCorrectionActiveArray instead of activeArray in list of
possible raw output sizes
- Clarify length of GPS processing field for camera1 API
Bug: 24540625
Bug: 23908116
Bug: 23051627
Bug: 17345901
Change-Id: Iaf11fdf626268cf30f66b3628153ec3ac770c4f4
X509TrustManagerExtensions assumes that the default X509TrustManager is
an instance of conscrypt's TrustManagerImpl. That's no longer going to
always be the case. Instead use duck typing to support any
X509TrustManagers that have the extra methods required for
X509TrustManagerExtensions.
Change-Id: If23471bda590d5e131bb1e802a60599957bc7f37
