Keeping the code in memory of the currently set home app is
important for latency as we don't have any kind of starting
window/splash screen when pressing the home app to hide any latency.
Memory impact:
Pinning dex/vdex:
In practical scenarios, this should be < 500kb.
The home app is usually profile-speed compiled, for which the
resulting dex/vdex files are about 2 mb. However, during regular
use, at least 1.5 MB of it is referenced in memory. This makes
sense: By definition profile-speed only compiles the things that
is usually frequently executed during regular execution.
Pinning apk:
With Launcher 3 in practical scenarios this should be about 3.7 MB,
as the APK is about 5.7 MB but 2 MB are usually referenced in any
case.
Bug: 111132016
Bug: 78585335
Test: Inspect "adb shell dumpsys pinner" after boot.
Test: Check for pinned files after updating camera/home.
Test: Check for pinned files after user switch with different
default apps.
Test: Check for pinned files after bg-dexopt.
Test: Check for pinned files after bg-dexopt + kill pid.
Change-Id: I6cdbc06d089efeb1c72a51216879ba0573502009
Merged-In: I6cdbc06d089efeb1c72a51216879ba0573502009
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
This change treats any face detect mode larger than FULL mode
in the capture result as FULL mode. So in case the face detect
mode is larger than FULL, it is assumed that the FULL mode
STATISTICS_FACE is supported in the capture result.
Bug: 111131913
Test: CTS, GCA
Change-Id: I3a6a29ce8d9d8ab66918baaea3162797e18276d2
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
Applying this mechanism for system carrier apps to make visibility
reasonable from the user's perspective. In other words, before
hidden system apps have been installed, they wouldn't be listed
via APIs in PackageManager which are used at all apps list and
search in Settings and so on.
Test: atest CarrierAppUtilsTest
Test: atest PackageManagerTest
Test: cts DeviceOwnerTest
Test: gts ManagedProfileProvisioningHostsideTest
Bug: 74068582
Change-Id: I1f23aba589b98351a1871a44a3058b67c416f351
Surface sharing supports all formats except jpeg and
RAW private.
Bug: 110412079
Test: documentation builds without errors.
Change-Id: I72c5d744fed1b62eedd7a83522021ebad17e49b7
We switched the package installer app to always abbreviate all labels
loaded from foreign packages. This is done so that a foreign app cannot
crorrupt the UI via super-long strings.
The default abbreviation is very aggressive and abbreviates to ~5 cm.
When an app with a targetSDK <= M gets installed, all permissions will
get auto-granted. Hence when a user side-loads such an app, we show the
permissions during install so that the user is aware of this.
Unfortunately most permission labels and restrictions do not fit into a
single line.
This change allows much longer strings for permissions names and
descriptions. It still abbreviates eventually and handles permission
descriptions with weird characters (such as back-space) correctly.
Fixes: 110209410
Test: Side-loaded old app and verified that permission labels and
descriptions are not abbreviated.
Change-Id: Ie1db240883c9f5cb9c1b74ca7bdcb80625e3f7f2
It isn't one, and I should have read the documentation on it properly
before treating it the same as EXTRA_LARGE_ICON (which is indeed a
Parcelable).
This fixes a chronic outpouring of technically-probably-harmless warning
stack traces of the following nature which can be verified by running
the framework tests and grepping logcat for this scary-looking string:
java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Integer cannot be cast to
android.os.Parcelable
at android.os.Bundle.getParcelable(Bundle.java:***)
at android.app.Notification.fixDuplicateExtra
at android.app.Notification.fixDuplicateExtras
at android.app.Notification.readFromParcelImpl
Duplicate Integer objects are harmless compared to the Bitmap so there
is zero sense in recombining the objects after an RPC. We just drop the
line which tries to do that.
Test: make FrameworksCoreTests -j30 && \
Test: adb install -r ${ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT}/data/app/*/FrameworksCoreTests.apk && \
Test: adb shell am instrument \
Test: -e class android.app.NotificationTest \
Test: -w com.android.frameworks.coretests/android.support.test.runner.AndroidJUnitRunner
Change-Id: I2c88ab4e9d5322c05e2e7f68df85ed5b2f296f84
Fix: 79404137
(cherry picked from commit 62eea67846)
Fixes: 72715022
Test: With two devices, set up one, back up onto the other.
SUW for Assist Gesture does not get skipped
Test: atest SettingsBackupTest
Change-Id: Id7348542a618c0366f89c47833af6f66bf52b18f
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
