Changes to Settings.System.FONT_SCALE were not being handled by any service,
which required a device reboot for any changes to take effect. Changes to
this field by the Settings app worked as expected only because it is able to
poke ActivityManager with an updated configuration, whereas unbundled
applications cannot.
This also ensures the setting value is backed up and doesn't conflict with
a configured value from accessibility onboarding during restore.
Bug:23033258
Change-Id: I98d4aed2f9f5893d054e6b10c4dfda406de8eba2
The Storage Access Framework currently provides an
API (OPEN_DOCUMENT_TREE) that lets the user pick a directory to be used
by the application. Although this APIs is very powerful (for example, it
allows the user to create sub-directories, delete and share files,
etc...), it's too complex for simpler use cases like a camera
application trying to have access to the standard Pictures directory.
The new API (OPEN_EXTERNAL_DIRECTORY) simplifies this scenario by
letting the application select a standard, pre-defined directory (as
defined by android.os.Environment). The user still needs to grant access
to the requested directory, but the resulting UI will be simpler and
more straightforward.
Usage example:
// ...
int requestCode = 42;
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_OPEN_EXTERNAL_DIRECTORY);
intent.setData(Uri.fromFile(
new File(Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(),
Environment.DIRECTORY_PICTURES)));
startActivityForResult(intent, requestCode);
// ...
@Override
public void onActivityResult(int requestCode, int resultCode, Intent data) {
if (resultCode != Activity.RESULT_OK) {
return;
}
Uri uri = data.getData();
int modeFlags = data.getFlags()
& (Intent.FLAG_GRANT_READ_URI_PERMISSION
| Intent.FLAG_GRANT_WRITE_URI_PERMISSION);
getContentResolver().takePersistableUriPermission(uri, modeFlags);
}
BUG: 23011462
Change-Id: Ie832026532f74e681ef220b761667eb66ff3c8b0
Introduce a new provider that's a clone of the calllog provider but
is EA.
The provider is hidden and requires MANAGE_USERS to access.
Bug 26183949
Change-Id: Ie3181a2a68c522b7e513b45218ad06ecd27cda8c
* Add metadata support.
* Add player settings support.
* Add playback support.
A2DP Settings App support.
Bluetooth: A2DP Sink support for Settings App
- add support for A2DP Sink in Settings App. This will enable connection
initiation and updation on Settings App
- add framework Apis to support A2DP Sink. Any third party Apps can access
A2DP Sink priority of device and playing state of device
- add support for key to set priority. This manages priority of device for
A2DP Sink profile
Change-Id: If5f9139f37cdb9d200387877c7801075205c78a0
Ignores the old, re-appropriated key "idle_duration" which is now
set to a high value in order to force disable app idle on devices
with bug b/26355386
Bug:26355386
Change-Id: Iff9de843ad6e547d29c1583687fc7f7ce7e15090
list. Note additional settings that should not be
restored if they are already set (on account of
the new Setup Wizard, which allows critical
Accessibility Settings to be set before restore).
Change-Id: I95524abbef20ab12e529a2b1e6165adc7294c3db
This make services that appreared while the print manager was not active
by default enabled.
In the case we upgrade from pre-N we convert the enabled-list into a
disabled-list.
Bug: 26249649
Change-Id: Iae783a8dd19f1a9d75d675710ea4348fdfbd34f3
To be compatible with ContentProvider, DocumentsProvider should not
require checking for a flag before calling openTypedAssetFile.
This CL removes the flag, and makes the default implementation throw
FileNotFoundException instead.
Bug: 26222645
Change-Id: I3492f05804e39583ebb8584109c7017b3082846e
Moving forward, all client file access really needs to be going
through explicit APIs like openFileDescriptor(), since that allows
the provider to better protect its underlying files.
This change also changes several classes to use the AutoClosable
pattern, which enables try-with-resources usage. Older release()
methods are deprecated in favor of close().
Uniformly apply CloseGuard across several classes, using
AtomicBoolean to avoid double-freeing, and fix several resource
leaks and bugs related to MediaScanner allocation. Switch
MediaScanner and friends to use public API instead of raw AIDL calls.
Bug: 22958127
Change-Id: Id722379f72c9e4b80d8b72550d7ce90e5e2bc786
Fields to track how much visual voicemail quota is used.
Add field LAST_MODIFIED to VoicemailContract.Voicemails.
Add field LAST_MODIFIED to CallLog.Calls.
Timestamp field for the last time the row is inserted/updated.
+ VoicemailContract.Status.setQuota() helper method to set the quota.
Bug:25197644
Bug:22013880
Change-Id: Icb250203971df1f4ae4e1cbc9dbefeec9ad3282e
Don't update toolbar before first root load.
This was causing Recents > Home flicker due
to Recents being the default root returned from getCurrentRoot.
Revert change causing regression in selection highlight.
Bug: 26093756
Change-Id: I2c555aa38d68e9bf7962b1407f9fc75c800216a6
Make it possible to change WebView provider (through a Developer
setting) and kill all apps using the old provider.
This includes checking the signatures of the WebView providers to make
sure they are valid.
Now that we can change WebView provider through a setting it is possible
to change provider while some provider is being updated. Because of this
we now keep track of which provider should be in use in
WebViewUpdateService to make sure we use the correct provider at all
times.
We now also read WebView package meta data (name, package name, and
signature) from a separate xml file.
Main bug: crbug.com/546185
Bug: 25338573
Change-Id: I660fd1a40a5388f6569a06a7f0d029e8ff65945a
We don't allows apps white-listed to write to system
settings to change settings that aren't a part of the
public APIs. Now that we made VIBRATE_WHEN_RINGING it
should be moved from the list of private settings to
the public list which apps can modify.
bug:25941020
Change-Id: Ice91f782aeca4785fa0aed300b22d9ecdbb51bd3
Add APIs for an ephemeral app to set a cookie which is a small
peice of data cached longer than the app itself. This is useful
for avoiding the user to login every time they use the ephemeral
app. The cookie is stored after an ephemeral app is uninstalled.
Normal apps or ephemeral apps upgraded to full apps can also use
these APIs with the difference that once they are uninstalled
the cookie is deleted.
The cookie size defaults to 16KB and is configurable by a global
settings which can be adjusted via gservices. Also eviction policy
is time based with a default of one month and is configurable by
a global setting which can be adjusted via gservices. If the cert
of the app cahnges (when ephemeral is installed, uninstalled and
installed again) the cooke is wiped to prevent data leaks.
This cahange also adds an API for apps to know whether they run in
an ephemeral mode since it this mode some APIs will not be available.
Another API exposed by this change is private for the system and
exposes all ephemeral apps - installed and uninstalled. Only the
system can call this API. When an ephemeral app is uninstalled the
system stores its name, icon, and permissions. When the app is
reinstalled or a full version is installed the permissions are
propagated.
Change-Id: Id4a73a7750bfbabda0bfcb9bf9018d2062e94367
