Provider was not being removed from the class map because it was using
the wrong key. D'oh.
Also a little cleanup.
Change-Id: I318e8b1a265318ac1474e0a7f14f27f89f357505
The keyguard/window manager recently got a facility to report when it is
okay to turn the screen on, when it knows the lock screen is displayed.
The power manager was using this wrong, just using it to drive the
flags given to the input system. Duh.
This change now uses the information to determine when to turn the screen
brightness up from 0. For an OLED screen, this is the time when the
user can actually see anything on the screen.
For LCD screens this may not be optimal, because the LCD may start running
before its backlight is turned on, so if you look carefully you may see
stuff before it is lit up. On the other hand, it is good to turn on the
display as early as possible (before waiting for the keyguard) because it
can take a little bit of time to get that and the touch screen going. By
only waiting on the display brightness, we allow turning on the screen
in the kernel to proceed in parallel with ensuring the keyguard is displayed.
Change-Id: I7ee4ce19fd4efd5b51872b855af6263f53cd6c30
The system is didabling accessiblity if no accessibility serivces are enabled
to avoid sending events across processes if no recipients are present. The
check considers enabled services which may not have been installed. Now the
check is made against enabled and installed serivces.
bug:5347273
Change-Id: Iad391a1a5bf0bbca470584bc8392f35821ba768c
The key thing was to fix isVisibleOrBehindKeyguardLw() so that it
wouldn't count a window as not visible if it was just currently
in the process of drawing due to an orientation change.
Also improve logic in deciding when to turn screen on to better ensure
the screen is in a stable state, in particular treating screen off
as a frozen screen and not allowing it to turn on until the
update of the screen due to any config change is done.
Change-Id: If82199f3773270b2d07f9c7de9da2dad8c7b28d7
This forces the package manager to only read packages that have
coreApp="true" in their manifest when encrypting the device, since no
non-essential processes or applications should run in that time.
Bug: 5031399
Change-Id: I87e8b27703e42553940167858db9473705d5d843
When sampling network stats, always use atomic buckets instead of
interpolating. Always poll iface and UID together so we distribute
into buckets equally. Move stale bucket trimming to just before
writing stats.
Bug: 5321340
Change-Id: I78a2226778a79c875f3668336e39ea24a7b4d5c4
When sampling network stats, always use atomic buckets instead of
interpolating. Always poll iface and UID together so we distribute
into buckets equally. Move stale bucket trimming to just before
writing stats.
Bug: 5321340
Change-Id: I78a2226778a79c875f3668336e39ea24a7b4d5c4
Rework how we decide when it is okay to turn on the screen by having
the policy call back to the power manager when it knows the lock screen
has been drawn.
Change-Id: Ie8f3f72111dcf7f168723e6dce24e0343b4afe5d
Use new "gettetherstats" netd command to retrieve statistics for
active tethering connections. Keep tethering poll events separate
from UID poll, even though they end up same historical structures.
Bug: 5244846
Change-Id: Ia0c5165f6712c12b51586f86c331a2aad4ad6afb
The touch explorer was using the id of the last pointer that
went up while injecting up and down to tap through the last
touch explore event incorrectly assuming that the last up
pointer did touch explore. This was leading to a system crash.
bug:5319315
Change-Id: Iffe8ef753795ad685abe6f493cc09adac8bfea94
On the restore side, there's a bunch of one-time setup, device
provisioning, etc that we're very much not prepared to do in
lieu of running setup wizard, at least at this time.
On the backup side, it simply doesn't make sense to back up
stuff before the device has been set up.
Part of bug 5290261
Change-Id: If1c65e88e2da589d6204232d2b59c3e994f4ed3f
