The AccessibilityManager is a singleton, so we need to update it everytime
an activity is resumed.
Test: manual verification with Chrome (CTS test is an overkill here)
Test: atest CtsAutoFillServiceTestCases # to make sure it didn't break anything
Fixes: 112690889
Change-Id: If011db203dee96ec511da80f4e49395c0340f482
(cherry picked from commit ce40498dc2)
This affects several files beyond those mentioned in the bug.
I didn't fix some instances because the files had code
problems that blocked presubmit checks.
Test: make ds-docs
Bug: 37094741
Change-Id: I642f0384fef2b267ebc970bae1b4fb90bae667e7
Exempt-From-Owner-Approval: Docs-only change
Adds an option to mask the cutout by effectively shrinking the logical display
such that developers can test apps as if the device did not have a notch.
Bug: 112876936
Test: Go to Settings > Developer Options > Simulate display with cutout > "No cutout". Cutout should be hidden. Rotate screen, take screenshots, screenrecord, screen off animation should all work as expected.
Change-Id: I5cdb201734d238bf3785ab55843114e4b5b4ee41
- Print compatibility mode info and activity token on AutofillManager.dump().
- Add --autofill option on Activity so it just dump autofill state.
Also fixed checkstyle import warnings on ActivityManagerShellCommand.
Bug: 112417431
Bug: 112584717
Test: adb shell dumpsys activity top --autofill
Change-Id: Id56b56a5d7e591d5204663a1da1322a15f8ef3aa
(cherry picked from commit b546ca7916)
This is useful to identify cases where a browser used a trampoline activity to
launch its rendering activity.
Bug: 112584717
Bug: 112690889
Test: adb logcat AutofillManager
Change-Id: I5e58cd8c8dc67ddeed8aa0996233dca9b89cc0d3
(cherry picked from commit 7d4461d133)
Altough these are super spammy, they're super valuable when debugging why
compat mode doesn't work.
Bug: 112417431
Fixes: 112584717
Test: adb logcat AutofillManager
Change-Id: I1574b51b1c6caf783038b82ff207986b726b2e8b
(cherry picked from commit 5d35d3d2d6)
Before applying this patch, when a show-when-locked immersive app is
showing, the system bars would quickly show and hide, which are
redundant to the user.
The root cause is that, for nav bar, we have a policy to show nav bar
if the width and height of status bar are MATCH_PARENT and status bar
has no PRIVATE_FLAG_KEYGUARD. When keyguard is becoming status bar,
its keyguard flag would be removed first, and then the height would
be changed to the bar height. So the nav bar would be shown between
these events. For status bar, we force showing it when it is expanded
by checking its width and height are MATCH_PARENT or not.
To fix the issue, this change introduces a new private flag which
indicates that the status bar window is now in an explicit expanded
state. We check this flag instead of checking the width and height of
status bar.
This change also fix a bug that: when AOD is enabled, if the
foreground app has FLAG_SHOW_WHEN_LOCKED, FLAG_TURN_SCREEN_ON, and
FLAG_FULLSCREEN, clicking on the power key would make it show the app
again instead of AOD. (not 100%, but chances)
Bug: 80147982
Test: 1. go/wm-smoke
2. Launch a show-when-locked turn-screen-on immersive app on
AOD, and see if any system bar flashes.
3. Launch a show-when-locked turn-screen-on immersive app on
lockscreen, and see if any system bar flashes.
4. a. Enable AOD in Settings.
b. Open a show-when-locked turn-screen-on immersive app.
c. Click on power key, and see if AOD shows.
5. Launch an immersive app and drag down the status bar, see
if nav bar keeps there as long as status bar is expanded.
Change-Id: Ie885d504eb73ae8a86736b2c3ed4fb03eb9f739e
Merged-In: Ie885d504eb73ae8a86736b2c3ed4fb03eb9f739e
(cherry picked from commit 3404601e07)
Such that it gets executed after setSurface, in order that
mReqUsage has the correct flags set.
Test: Take trace, ensure that allocateBuffers actually allocates
in the right format/usage by ensuring that dequeueBuffer doesn't
trash them immediately again.
Bug: 111517695
Change-Id: I94b402d7b29d565155a77a2d09106246261712d2
Root cause has been identified, but fix is too risky. Instead, we
remove the WTF for now and readd the fix as well as the WTF
in master.
Note that due to defensive programming, in case we land in the WTF
case, it doesn't cause any real bug.
Test: boots
Bug: 110834518
Change-Id: I0da1e48e420c3fcde0e818b7fe0527da9155a159
Otherwise there is a big performance hit in all kinds of
situations where we do operations with the region, specifically
when:
- updating input windows
- insetting the cutout during layout
- touch dispatch
Test: DisplayCutoutTest, WmDisplayCutoutTest
Bug: 110464019
Bug: 110452325
Change-Id: I94a25c3794ecd33b8b7204ca308ac91623498f13
If draw() invokes postDraw that sets the next callback, the
callback will never be invoked.
Test: Long-swipe-up from navigation bar
Change-Id: If2e4dfff8a845b73fa77426305d5ece1921857e5
Fixes: 109701914
If an app crashes during Keyguard transition, make sure to keep
Keyguard transition
Test: AppTransitionTests
Test: go/wm-smoke
Change-Id: I80b80952f93d2b5611754f05a3dc333905cd1c86
Fixes: 80132133
In a situation where a focused view consumed only the UP of a key
and the unhandled key manager would focus a listener, it wouldn't
drop focus unless the original key was pressed/released again.
This updates the record of captured keys before it can be consumed
in the view hierarchy.
Bug: 79993136
Test: Added a test for this to cts ViewTest#testUnhandledKeys
Change-Id: I5dfdcf16c5c41e9ad51cb62b385580c5493e8520
This field contains the autofill session id (Thank You, Captain Obvious!), which
is useful to correlate autofill metrics that are not logged on
AUTOFILL_REQUEST.
Test: atest CtsAutoFillServiceTestCases # to make sure it didn't break anything
Test: manually run some test and watched
'adb shell logcat -b events | grep sysui'. Example:
[757,913,758,4,806,android.autofillservice.cts,871,android.autofillservice.cts.LoginActivity,914,2,915,2,1456,-2045861404
Fixes: 80093094
Merged-In: If4b1c9ab616b2ba580745096894997eb7edb3e34
Change-Id: If4b1c9ab616b2ba580745096894997eb7edb3e34
Test: atest CtsAutoFillServiceTestCases # to make sure it didn't break anything
Test: manually run some test and watched
'adb shell logcat -b events | grep sysui'
Fixes: 80151641
Change-Id: I5b83e6ceb549a641d10c39bbfd4f24d0a43d1a23
In TextClassificationManager, we use the application context to reduce
the likelihood of leaking the underlying Activity. Unfortunately, some
places (e.g. auto, system_server) don't actually provide us an
application context, so we need to fall back to whatever context was
passed in to TCM in the first place.
Bug: 80188317
Test: none
Change-Id: Ib4b2e6ed543d3ed56cefd8f56717855158cdc0fe
ActionBarOverlayLayout used to drop WindowInsets, extract the content insets
as a rect, and then dispatch a modified rect to the content view; this because
there was no way to retarget the WindowInsets to the content view, and the
WindowInsets were not truly immutable. That means however, that other kinds of
insets than the content insets do not get dispatched, such as the display cutout.
To fix this, we add APIs to inset WindowInsets, make them immutable. Note that
a similar change is needed for the support lib.
Bug: 79733300
Test: atest ActionBarOverlayLayoutTest
Change-Id: I6a69d8462163ca5e66fdb53f83def6bc4063f8aa
Fixes jank issues where trimMemory gets scheduled during an
animation. trimMemory likely hits code that is not in the
page cache anymore, leading to high execution time because of page
misses. Scheduling it after the next frame has been drawn
minimizes the risk that this page miss actually causes jank.
Test: Boot, switch between a couple of apps.
Bug: 78611607
Change-Id: Ia1fc411fbe6ca07861183ae484124406681118e5
Approach here is to register a content observer that invalidates the
TC settings whenever updates to the settings happen.
This CL also ensures that the TC is invalidated when a settings
update happens. This is because the settings may change what
TC the system returns.
TextView's SelectionActionModeHelper has been updated to not cache
the settings and get them directly from TCM (which caches the settings).
NOTE that we expect TC settings to rarely change.
Bug: 77539576
Test: bit FrameworksCoreTests:android.view.textclassifier.TextClassificationManagerTest
Test: bit CtsViewTestCases:android.view.textclassifier.cts.TextClassificationManagerTest
Test: bit CtsWidgetTestCases:android.widget.cts.TextViewTest
Test: bit FrameworksCoreTests:android.widget.TextViewActivityTest
Test: manual - Made changes to TC settings and observed logs / app behaviour
Change-Id: I88bbb6f951708b17323fac1a72385fe808d270a5
Otherwise it could lead to parameters applied in the wrong frame,
leading to jank.
Test: Open notification
Bug: 78611607
Change-Id: Ia7900e753b29187a7a7b81f393666687e8b8e04b
Merged-In: Ia7900e753b29187a7a7b81f393666687e8b8e04b
This way the newest PendingIntent will override any matching ones.
Bug: 78286917
Test: bit CtsViewTestCases:android.view.textclassifier.cts.TextClassificationManagerTest
Test: bit FrameworksCoreTests:android.view.textclassifier.TextClassificationManagerTest
Test: bit FrameworksCoreTests:android.view.textclassifier.TextClassificationTest
Change-Id: Ib130fa5979c3dab628e7be668331cb94d23e0829
We use ids to break ties when sorting views just to
guarantee that we won't break sorting. But we don't
want to have our swipe order determined by arbitrary
ids.
Before resorting to such a crude tie-breaker, look at
a view's children to try to break a tie using their
bounds. That sort is more based on what's on the
screen, and will also produce the same result from
the same ui.
Bug: 78348191
Test: Switch access order is much more sensible on
Recents. Also ran a11y cts.
Change-Id: I918eae3b0d27e889a53d05a6ebe925e38ce5d7b4
