When it's in a multi-window mode, force stopping an app will lead to an
activity recreate, and the dialog fragment will also be recreated.
That's why the dialog still shows after the button is clicked.
Hence, dismiss the dialog before stopping the app to fix it.
Fixes: 231529730
Test: robotest
Change-Id: I75d27624f0c60bb617e7d1a92ffe01d3c0fbf7be
Having consistent import order will reduce chance of merge
conflict between internal and external master
Test: rebuild
Change-Id: I0b1a170967ddcce7f388603fd521f6ed1eeba30b
This CL only changed AlertDialog imports.
So, reviewer can review it easily.
Change-Id: I097bc44394195b14287f4f920c570ac8653f356a
Fixes: 111413092
Test: This CL can't pass Robo test.
- refactor AppInfoDashboardFragment and move the clear instant app dialog
handling into instant app button controller.
- move the dialog fragment to be a stand-alone class instead of inner
class.
Change-Id: I51c045938f3fd1db73b4b9f7e0311a51df599a29
Fixes: 110102457
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
- move the fuelgauge app button controller and the button dialog
fragment into app info package and change app detail fragment to use
that controller instead.
- remove the original appinfo/AppActionButtonPreferenceController
Change-Id: I94ca072a8dfe6051853eb23efa1f96ac3e13d79d
Fixes: 80312809
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
