Power whitelisting and background restrictions are opposing rules, so to
keep apps out of confusing states, unrestricting an app whenever it is
put on the power whitelist.
Test: atest RunSettingsRoboTests:HighPowerDetailTest
Bug: 77924141
Change-Id: I4952ac6c893bc7e98aa1b6ad3a86906fc299dea5
When rotating the device, the Activity of the target
Fragment become null. So NullPointerException occurs.
The dialog should check if the Activity is null
before calling onActivityResult().
Bug: 28333723
Test: manual - go to Settings > Apps > Clock,
click Battery optimization and rotate device
Change-Id: I7f68d6ece7d169fd96d04c1788e55ee506aae1ae
When launching the battery whitelist for a particular app, we now
default to the app being asked to enable adding to the whitelist, and
dismissing the dialog will dismiss the entire whitelist UI.
You can now launch the whitelist without specifying an app to just
get the regular UI.
Change-Id: Idf3840b8a30febe71fbd600969c257d72809643f
Also take InterestingConfigChanges along for the ride
and delete unused AppPermissionSettings
b/21328967
Change-Id: I4d0c1a27054845a54cf68e95a92024d2e46f636e
- Strings not final!
- New UX for power usage details (more preferency)
- Add high power apps list shows on/off and screen to
change (when possible)
- Link from power usage summary to high power list
- Link from advanced apps to high power list
Bug: 19991702
Change-Id: I97c927ed82d3b89041e4429b427508545763d66c
