The IpConnectivityLog class looks up MetricsLoggerService once only
at creation. If a IpConnectivityLog user instantiates this class too
early during the boot process, the MetricsLoggerService is not found
and no event can be recorded.
This patch makes IpConnectivityLog attempt to look up
MetricsLoggerService as long as it hasn't found it yet.
This allows IpManager and ConnectivityService to upload
android.net.metrics events.
Bug: 30490301
Change-Id: I97102b95a775ea9e90351b9887ae4661fddc2af9
This change is needed to correctly cope eg. with list views
which introduce header and footer view through additional
list view padding.
See ag/1221005 for details.
Bug:30420573
Change-Id: I7c9c0ce2b5ba85429b7921c42e4f97e139814e17
- Log when hasTopUi state changes
- Add hasTopUi to dumpstate
- Only allow persistent processes to honor this flag
Bug: 30292998
Change-Id: Ifb481c8d50b102ea4cac3078ea3eb39e45c08259
Bug 30230667
Ensure that pre-N applications initialize in the proper order,
but allow N and above applications to be created prior to
asking for a Transition.
Change-Id: I859f22a7c5518e4b496cbd7ee58ef1d3206a5c86
(cherry picked from commit 78d38fc839)
The platform currently supports the notion of default carrier apps.
These apps are set to DISABLED_UNTIL_USED until a SIM is inserted
which grants them carrier privileges, at which point they are enabled.
Apps are not touched if they have been updated from the version on
/system or if their state has been modified externally (e.g. by the
user).
This CL extends this notion to associated apps, which may not have
carrier privileges themselves, but should be enabled/disabled
alongside a particular carrier app. This should include helper apps
that should not be visible to users who don't use the given carrier
unless the user explicitly enables the app.
As additional protection, we add a check to ensure that we never
disable apps after the first time we've run. Since we need to store
this information in secure settings, we also move the call site from
PackageManagerService#main() to PackageManagerService#systemReady(),
which enables use of secure settings but still occurs before
third-party apps can be started.
Bug: 30141427
Change-Id: Iee72ba4e70e5ca97999c9147a65af82c670a23e8
Fixes a bug where the sysui visibility flags
were not dispatched when they changed if the
visibility changes the first time to a zero
value.
Change-Id: I4d6c990ca493b144f24c75e95b4ff18c4c0a029c
Fixes: 30259249
Preferences lack a title on watch type devices due to lack of ActionBar
support. A custom ListView was added to use a custom wrapper adapter to
add a persistent header view at the top of the ListView that developers
would not be able to remove via the ListView API.
Bug: 27962897
Change-Id: I6bccecf85592d9507e0c7a04c9a035617001e9ef
The previous path "worked" but left the wallpaper bookkeeping with
incorrect SELinux labeling, which led to cascade failures later on
when apps tried to set new system wallpaper imagery or read the
current image for the picker UI.
We now (a) explicitly label wallpaper files in all change cases,
(b) let the restored imagery flow through the full crop path, as
should have been done in the first place, and as a result (c) lift
the size restrictions on the source image, because now we are doing
a device-appropriate scaling operation on the image.
The "when to crop/scale" test has been slightly relaxed such that
a restored image of exactly the right size now longer triggers a
superfluous factor-1.0 scaling operation.
Bug 30361282
Change-Id: I9a305eea2227952493f64ab78862648cafb816ff
bug:30238922
TextureViews will hold onto their backing surfaces, which will allow
them to resume gracefully when the app's surfaces are saved.
Now only resources that are destroyed for onStop are DisplayLists.
Change-Id: Ia768ba9ffc4497c26aa3a5b101a0f5fa1a258b9c
- Reset mAnimationEndRequested to false in ValueAnimator#start(boolean)
so that previously canceled animated (with a start delay) can be
canceled again.
- In ObjectAnimator#animateValue(float) check if target == null
regardless of mTarget == null since it's possible the target was
explicitly set to null prior to the animator being cancelled.
Bug: 30190459
Change-Id: I6da55737df30a28f48355fc7a41ab91d05979deb
The grow logic in SpannableStringInternal#setSpan assumes that the
size of mSpanData is consistent with that of mSpans, in particular
that if the latter doesn't need to grow, neither does the former.
The copySpans() method didn't enforce this, creating an mSpanData
array only big enough to hold the data.
This patch documents the invariant in a comment and enforces it.
Bug: 30359314
Change-Id: Ie25db70a76836e97af8476a7f5c10cb4b976c1cf
