In this iteration:
-Every app gets a default channel that notifications will be posted
to if they don't specify a channel themselves. The default channel
inherits app-wide settings on upgrade.
-Apps can create new channels without user approval, but apps
cannot change the name of a channel once created, nor can they ever
set the importance.
- When a notification is posted:
- If the channel is marked as 'vibrates', vibration will be
applied to notifications that lack a vibration. unlike the default
notification flag, notifications will retain their custom vibration
if given
- Same with sound and lights
- A notification's importance is the min of the app and channel
importance
- A notification can bypass dnd if: either the app or channel settings
say it can
- A notification's show on lockscreen setting comes from the app first,
and the channel second if the app has no preference
Tests: in cl. also there's a cl for cts and a test app.
Change-Id: I630f99df655800b00586dcfab538d320d04fe0f0
Also,
- Fixed failing tests when they are ran as a package vs.
individual classes due to multiple window manager instance.
- Correct some isVisible logic to so a window container that
is invisible is not said to be visible, because one of its
children is visible.
Bug: 30060889
Change-Id: I1bb8730361be2a9f5ce88cd59b7d57d5a459bde6
Work profile challenge is shown by intercepting normal activity launching and
replacing it with the confirm credential activity. For direct boot aware
activities, they should be able to be displayed when the work profile is
still locked, so add a conditional in the activity intercepting logic to bypass
work challenge in this case.
Also launching work profile activities from notification is handled specially
in order to avoid dismissing the notification if the work challenge is canceled,
so add similar logic there to allow direct boot aware activity to go through.
Bug: 30296144
Change-Id: Ib6395271cee2d4781009bb08d50351d73824de0c
When the docked stack is minimized and we are unminimizing it
due to a request to start it's currently paused top activity,
it is possible for the new intent not do be delivered immediately
because it isn't resumed due to another activity been launched in
the system (Recents) which is resumed instead. So, the user won't
see the effect of the new intent until they touch the docked activity
causing it to get the new intent and resume.
We now deliver new intents to the top activity in the docked stack if
it is in a minimized state. Then on the client side we temporarily
resume the activity and pause it again to guarantee onResume is called
after onNewIntent.
Bug: 31371093
Change-Id: Ib1764ccf5efc9d6498ce6cc8a34236c79fc07dad
The Fragments API guide was moved, but apparently a redirect was
never set up. Also, there are a few links to the old location in
the Javadocs.
Staged the revised Javadocs (see first comment for stage location).
Not going to stage the redirects file since it would trash another,
bigger CL that deals with the redirects file, but it's pretty
straightforward.
bug: 30559011
Change-Id: Ibd65f85c1ebb9789c1d40614fe11fe4ffda97e58
- Non-test-only DO/PO still can't be installed when there are
accounts.
- Test-only DO/PO can be installed even when there are accounts,
as long as all the accounts have the
"android.account.DEVICE_OR_PROFILE_OWNER_ALLOWED" feature.
Some authenticators claim to have any features, so to detect it,
we also check android.account.DEVICE_OR_PROFILE_OWNER_DISALLOWED
and disallow installing if any of the accounts have it.
- Also add logs on certain important events in DPMS.
Bug 28928996
Change-Id: I62efce10e9cc22e994ea8cae91a4fafcce25dd77
We were marking subtree events as not important for
accessibility based on the root view, but that doesn't
take into account the fact that important children may have
changed. In particular, adding a View to the hierarchy was
sometimes marked as not important because the layout it was
attached to was not important.
Also fixing an issue with UiAutomation where it called out
to the test filter with a lock held.
Also fixing an issue where nodes that are the source of
accessibility events are always marked as important for
accessibility.
Bug: 31226561
Change-Id: Ib619948ba1bbcfd00aef1d10726152f6cf2dfccd
It was possible for apps to put toast type windows
that overlay other apps which toast winodws aren't
removed after a timeout.
Now for apps targeting SDK greater than N MR1 to add a
toast window one needs to have a special token. The token
is added by the notificatoion manager service only for
the lifetime of the shown toast and is then removed
including all windows associated with this token. This
prevents apps to add arbitrary toast windows.
Since legacy apps may rely on the ability to directly
add toasts we mitigate by allowing these apps to still
add such windows for unlimited duration if this app is
the currently focused one, i.e. the user interacts with
it then it can overlay itself, otherwise we make sure
these toast windows are removed after a timeout like
a toast would be.
We don't allow more that one toast window per UID being
added at a time which prevents 1) legacy apps to put the
same toast after a timeout to go around our new policy
of hiding toasts after a while; 2) modern apps to reuse
the passed token to add more than one window; Note that
the notification manager shows toasts one at a time.
bug:30150688
Change-Id: Ia1dae626bd9e22541be46edb072aa288eb1ae414
These classes are mostly undocumented and, in some cases, completely
unobvious in what they do or how to use them. In some cases, I added
docs to explain the API. In other cases (ProgressDialog, ZoomButton,
DialerFilter), I deprecated the classes because there are far better ways
to accomplish that functionality with today's platform.
Issue #2164052 Underdocumented classes in Eclair
Change-Id: Ief0e7267852c2cb3c5ae604b3d902d66c89f4cd3
