1) Use UiBlocker, for better animations for apps with a lot of channels
2) Only load data in onResume, because the data loading step in some
of the controllers is expensive
Test: make -j64 RunSettingsRoboTests ROBOTEST_FILTER="com.android.settings.notification"
Test: load small channel and large (6000ish) channel app pages
Test: load individual channel pages
Test: load in-app channel shelf UI
Fixes: 215072888
Change-Id: I9a1c96f75b02f94b3ffc529d17d9c0cad7752de1
Updating the Settings app to allow setting the value off for key
HAPTIC_FEEDBACK_INTENSITY. This setting state is also copied onto
HAPTIC_FEEDBACK_ENABLED setting, so both should be in sync after this
change.
Similar logic is applied between RING_VIBRATION_INTENSITY and
VIBRATE_WHEN_RINGING.
This will not disable the hardware feedback since that one is controlled
by a separate setting key now.
The "vibrate for calls" was also removed and the single toggle for
"vibrate first then ring gradually" was moved into the "Vibration &
haptics" page.
Bug: 185351540
Test: [HapticFeedback|NotificationVibration|RingVibration][Intensity|Toggle]PreferenceControllerTest
and manual testing of the AOSP settings app
Change-Id: I9c94cef331a1500a1272a601ba32667ca995ddab
Allow apps that are launching this page to specify targeted subsets of
settings that should be shown.
Test: settings notification robotests
Bug: 177246841
Change-Id: Ib491c43f1861a9775e3b25f39134cdbe105a7ff8
The notification package was getting too big.
Test: make -j64 RunSettingsRoboTests
Fixes: 145224451
Change-Id: I25ba82f42f7a137d8adcce72dcf8089d0e018bdc
