PhoneWindowManager now takes full responsibility for deciding where the
navigation bar goes. This gets rid of a bunch of race conditions with
determining layout while the nav bar is moving itself at the same time
the window manager is computing a new configuration.
Note that this breaks the "nav bar on left" option. The current nav
bar code could also be cleaned up some more to completely drive its
behavior based on onSizeChanged() happening during relayout.
Change-Id: I1651d74c3464ba0d588aab3049e099c78420146a
The pakcage monitor in the AccessibilityManagerService was not
watching for packages that are removed. This is needes since
1) we need to remove the package from the enabled accessibility
serivces and clean up after the removed serivice; 2) we need to
disable accessibility if the last access serivices went away.
Change-Id: I06d33b411ce60703e5a2843107323ffc87046c16
Accessibility was kept enabled even if all accessibility services
are disabled (explicitly by the user or removed) which was causing
the system to fire accessibility events that will never be consumed.
Change-Id: Ifb03e786ac0106687252bd1979725ffd724ad1c5
This adds a special device identifier that is usable only for device
validation. The user will be presented with this number encoded in
easily-transcribable Base32 in the Developer options of Settings.
Change-Id: I4843f55ee90d689a51d0269b22454ca04c1be7ec
Running full backup/restore on the Backup Manager looper thread causes problems.
It not only interfered with the delayed-Message timeout processing; in the case
of installing apks during restore it also interfered fatally with the interaction
between the Package Manager and install-time restore of data from the cloud.
The long-term right thing to do here will be a refactoring of full backup and
restore to be structured as the sort of state-machine process that incremental
backup and restore now use. This is particularly thorny in the case of full
restore (due to the Package Manager interactions), and full backup/restore are
considered experimental at this point, so that refactoring is deferred to a
future release. The current process is essentially standalone, so the bug is
fixed here pro tem by letting it run to completion on its own thread, freeing
the looper for normal work.
Fixes bug 5173450
Change-Id: I659a61afa18ffe7fde1a07f7fa0e860d5e8d5a89
A core app is one that has coreApp="true" in its manifest tag.
The system can successfully boot (though a little painfully) with
only framework-res.apk, SettingsProvider.apk, SystemUI.apk,
DefaultContainerService.apk, and Launcher2.apk set as core apps.
Currently this boot mode is always turned off.
Change-Id: Ieaa4a8031c2c391a12996aa8d8b1d65fc2b09d6b
For wifi, track ECM and shut down and restart when device
goes in ECM and out
For p2p, simply turn off when in ECM mode
Bug: 5185246
Change-Id: I5f5bf75fac3e27db1d7c412135c796f2b137263d
When force stopping an app, when removing its activities also finish any
activities from other apps above it in the task. This avoids some situations
where the task gets into a bad state where its root becomes a different app.
Change-Id: I79e5cd520ae321bec80adefd2ccc2b0370ace372
External storage volumes that were emulated+encrypted needed to have
their encryption mapping removed so that it doesn't try to encrypt the
volume after formatting them.
This just wires through an argument through vold, and assumes that vold
will do the right thing even if there is no encryption mapping set.
Bug: 5017638
Change-Id: I858fae3d12cb415bc34637f520f71220ad9daaad
