If the power profile was not set yet, the default sizes of
cpu freq arrays could have been too small.
Bug:24244089
Change-Id: Ic17a1e8f2058c51fbdda14db35b7b62f4880be00
Propagate the boot status explicitly to installd so that we do not
have to rely on dev.bootcomplete, which isn't meaningfully set
when the device needs the decryption screen on boot.
Bug: 23898216
Change-Id: I9b34298caf70b1e5d40970cc0d04c469016a80a7
Always connected devices don't have power_profiles,
so handle the case where the default cpu speed count of
1 is used on a device with more cpu speeds.
Bug:23776983
Change-Id: Ifdddad2f28eea5b730833622a6b6043b3086efd2
When two or more activities with the same user-visible label are
shown, we have traditionally shown the app name or package name if the
app names also match. This was to help the user tell the difference
between multiple apps publishing similar activities and avoid
unintentionally starting the wrong one. However, in the case of
explicit choosers (e.g. ACTION_SEND sharing) a few common collisions
occur in practice and falling all the way back to package name isn't
very helpful.
Instead, we now assume that the app icon, which the user has seen
before at install time, is unique enough on its own to disambiguate
these cases and avoid user confusion. We no longer show the app name
or package name as secondary text in the chooser.
In cases where an activity has a different icon from its containing
app, we now badge the activity icon with the app icon so that the user
knows which app a potentially ambiguous choice belongs to.
Bug 24113937
Change-Id: Ie54fbf77bfcc86e50768f93be2be0e53cf2ce7b5
Fix cases where we could try to unbind from a ChooserTargetService
that is not connected. This could happen if we still had stale replies
coming back after the activity was destroyed.
Always offer users an explicit choice in ChooserActivity, don't
auto-start a single option.
Make sure we don't allow a wedged ChooserTargetService to hold a hard
reference to the ChooserActivity via its internal result callback.
Bug 23152483
Change-Id: I7c8b1fc9559dcd477702ef582011b088b07d646b
(cherry picked from commit 9761ab2a64)
Generalize cpu clusters so we can measure frequency
and power usage across heterogeneous cpu clusters.
This also brings back reading of cpu-times for power calculation.
Bug:22773176
Change-Id: I9c794ae9756c782c0e971c7f5fcebbe70374b269
Gatekeeper retains lockouts after reboot, but framework
doesn't. This causes odd behavior on a reboot after a lockout
as gatekeeper refuses to check the password and the framework
thinks it's an invalid attempt. Reset the lockout deadline
if we notice the clock reset in the framework.
Bug: 23681267
Change-Id: I3127ccd8f205494af5a8ed2b44d4370c37cc2f8f
The GestureLaunchService now informs systemUI that a launch
has been requested and the systemUI, depending on its state
will launch the Camera in the correct mode, including
animations.
Bug: 22957192
Bug: 22958025
Change-Id: I815437c8bd33638245ac61a750f64af74fe3e1e3
This allows us to stop using approximate methods of attributing
cpu frequency time across apps and to use a more precise kernel
method that is aware of the time spent by a process on a given core
at a given frequency.
Bug:22773176
Change-Id: I3c34365fa8c73204f178a5610423901b13453d06
The platform grants runtime permissions by default to apps on the
system image that provide core device use cases which a user expects
to work out-of-the-box. We are now adding a test to ensure that
OEMs cannot pregrant premissions on non approved components.
bug:23043018
Change-Id: Id76717cce0ee59678956bd0be347d3c045fe4c51
When long pressing on an empty Text field with the system language set
to RTL, the "paste" popup was not showing up.
The Floating Toolbar requires a content rect to determine where the
text is and place itself close to it. In the case of an empty field,
we create a "fake" content rect by taking the placement of the cursor
+1 pixel to the right. In RTL languages, this +1 causes the content
rect to be considered off the bounds of the view, as the cursor is
aligned to the right, and hence the Floating Toolbar is hidden.
After making the rect a 0 width rect, we ran into the issue that
it was considered out of bounds due to the calculation ignoring rects
that simply touch the edge of the view's bounds.
BUG: 22540083
Change-Id: I29c79b701f586970b2611178233eff082b802ec1
Removes overlap from the color views which resulted in subotimal looks
when both color views were translucent and the nav bar was on the right
edge.
Also fixes a bug introduced in I2df7092a91eceeb815367ef917dd7289f4f2b27e
where the navigation-bar-on-right-side case got forgotten and caused
flickering in landscape when IMMERSIVE_STICKY was set but the navigation bar
was visible.
Bug: 22876533
Change-Id: I449a82eb3dc3f7b5051f26b37b362a196b4ff63a
Disable accessibility focus on the layout itself and expose the class
name as ScrollView so that we can get auto-scroll working until we have
first-class support for specifying automatic scrolling behavior.
Bug: 22667764
Change-Id: I9b97e40f16038046898e5b56b935a61db9073ac6
The app ops mananger service maintains a mapping from UID to
a list of packages where each package is mapped to a list of
non-default app op states (default states are inferred and
not stored). Hence, specifying the app op state for a UID
requires setting the app op for each package in the shared
UID.
This is problematic when installing new packages if there
is a non-default app op policy set for another already
installed package in the same UID as the app op for the new
package has to be updated to be in sync. The package installer
cannot do this as it is in another process and the app op
update will not be atomic. Therefore, the app ops manager
service has to support specifying app op policy on a per
UID basis.
We now have a UID state object that contains the per package
non-default app op states as well as the per uid non-default
app op states. If there is a UID policy specified then it
takes precedence over the per package one. Even further,
changing the uid policy updates the package policies in this
UID if the state is non-default. Changing a package app op
state also updates the app op state for the whole UID if
the per UID policy for this op is non-default. Clearing the
app op state for a package, clears the policy for the UID
as well.
bug:22802981
Change-Id: I78044906d9fcc6066abf07e706c2c88f3397d293
