Also create a new MANAGE_ACCESSIBILITY permission to
perform the shortcut.
Bug: 116118615
Test: make, activate accessibility shortcut
Change-Id: Ic65a0cdf7393429e14cb98f4fb0734d20069b05a
Reads all thread CPU usage for the current process. This traverses
"/proc/self/task/*/time_in_state" to gather the thread ID and CPU usage
of each child thread. Process name, thread name, and UID are also read from
"/proc" for interpretable data.
Bug: 111534779
Test: Unit test in CpuThreadProcReaderTest
Change-Id: I6c71dde1dfcc9bbb87d95baf0886f9da7a782299
Set feature flag default value to be true so that this feature will be
enabled by default.
Test: Manually
Bug: 113539598
Change-Id: I3caec4f437a5c574763215a31efd0df1be40ab6e
To support teamfooding of the new storage privacy features coming
in Q, we need apps to request new AUDIO/VIDEO/IMAGES permissions, but
most of those apps are prebuilts that won't land updates until
several months in the future.
So add system properties so teamfooders can "force" apps to request
these permissions, making them work on Q builds. Only takes effect
when isolated feature is enabled, and guarded with STOPSHIP to ensure
we remove it.
Here's a typical set of commands to use with this CL:
adb shell setprop persist.fw.force_legacy 1
- or -
adb shell setprop persist.fw.force_audio com.google.android.music
adb shell setprop persist.fw.force_video com.google.android.apps.photos
adb shell setprop persist.fw.force_images com.google.android.apps.photos,com.google.android.apps.messaging
- then -
adb shell setprop persist.sys.isolated_storage 1
adb reboot
Bug: 118504670
Test: manual
Change-Id: I631819648334994255256b6046bb4c8aec07ce3a
Removes obsolete KeyguardSliceView title area and adds doze callbacks
necessary to support new lock screen design.
Bug: 111405682
Test: manual
Test: atest KeyguardSliceViewTest
Change-Id: I07e96dbde68d4e5e38e1371526bedf59fc925b86
PropagateWorkSourceTransactListener intercepts outgoing calls and calls
Binde#setThreadWorkSource.
Also install the listener to system server to propagate the worksource
through binder calls.
Test: manual
Change-Id: I02e88c93eebdf200691dd72b79aa7648f4d85bcb
There are multiple use cases for it:
1) Make it easy for another process to set the worksource. The
worksource can be propagated in a thread local - this is how gmscore and soon
system server works - the worksource can then be set for all binder
calls using
Object transactStarted() {
Binder.setWorkSource(ThreadLocalWorkSourceUid.get());
return null; // No token needed.
}
void transactEnded() {
Binder.setWorkSource(null);
}
This will be used by system process and gmscore.
2) SystemUI team was interested in detecting binder calls done from the
main thread in dogfood/tests. This listener will make it easy to figure
out which thread is used.
Performance impact of transact method:
- With current code: 45ns per call
- With this code: 57ns per call
This is not significant compared to the total binder call time which is
10-100s of microseconds.
Test: unit test
Change-Id: Id0a2f52cba33b390ff83f703284b79471cc80b1c
Process start time is recorded to detect whether two memory samples
come from the same process and how long the process was alive.
Bug: 118249210
Test: atest MemoryStatUtilTest and manually verified that data is in
statsd report
Change-Id: I7f49cd8bfc81c5e7e70e4f8b49729632eeec5798
A role is a unique name within the system associated with certain
privileges. There can be multiple applications qualifying for a role,
but only a subset of them can become role holders. To qualify for a
role, an application must meet certain requirements, including
defining certain components in its manifest. Then the application will
need user consent to become the role holder.
Upon becoming a role holder, the application may be granted certain
privileges that are role specific. When an application loses its role,
these privileges will also be revoked.
Bug: 110557011
Test: build
Change-Id: Icd453a3b032857a8fd157048de8b9609f04e28b8
* changes:
Removed references to ATMS.getLockTaskController() from AMS (34/n)
Removed references to ATMS.mHomeProcess and mPreviousProcess from AMS (33/n)
