This change incorporates API council feedback and enables the
TrustAgent whitelisting API.
It also contains a minor cleanup of DPM's use of UserHandle
to eliminate unnecessary object creation.
Fixes bug 17008504
Change-Id: I63cc50169fde54b34406845818bcaf6aadc1a3db
This allows for a more streamlined UX in the current world, where
scorer apps are trusted (by virtue of being in /system/priv-app).
Trusted apps can continue to use the system dialog for consent, but
they may also set the scorer directly, under the assumption that they
are using their own consent UX to explain the feature to the user.
Bug: 16577529
Change-Id: I2a6edb7f1f688aaacf9b0152fa1da1a88636c3dc
The entering animations were only applied to the incoming windows
one time. If those windows weren't drawn yet then they never had
an animation assigned.
Furthermore if a starting window was drawn in time it would get the
animation but its main window would not get it if it weren't drawn.
Even if an animation were assigned later they wouldn't be synced
with each other.
This change creates a single animation which is shared by all
incoming windows. As windows are drawn they can then animate with
the starting window.
(Also refactorings to eliminate redundant code and unnecessary
variables.)
Fixes bug 15991916.
Change-Id: I844d102439b6eda8c912108431916e04b12f7298
- If the user's next alarm is in the next 12 hrs, provide
this as an exit condition trigger for leaving none/priority.
- Don't display the next alarm condition when downtime is active.
- When the next-alarm exit condition is active, follow changes
to the next alarm, assuming it remains within the 12-hr window.
- Tweak the downtime condition strings to be consistent.
Bug: 16373455
Change-Id: I4020b91d323dead998e62d655132eca07438b148
The recents transition requires synchronizing the thumbnail header (the bar
that animates on top of the window that is being scaled/cropped) and the
application window. This change simplifies the code and removes the notion
of having another animator manage the same surface, and instead ensures that
the thumbnail animation has the same duration and that the thumbnail animation
is deferred and cleaned up one frame after the app transition is complete.
Change-Id: If8f348afccf59327187e8498eb451ba066600a41
Among other reasons, this is needed when a Wi-Fi connection is
upgraded from untrusted to trusted, so that the default route can be
updated to point to the Wi-Fi network instead.
Bug: 18206275
Change-Id: I53f7a6f00f66a23ae4873fa2334cd8a621f39d4f
WindowManager.keyguardGoingAway() isn't called early enough when you exit
the keyguard by clicking on a notification. So, the WindowState for the
preivous activity behind the keyguard is never transitioned to visible
and the activity manager then fails to take the screenshot for recents.
We will now be taking a screenshot of the activity before we go to sleep
so we are not dependent on signals from the keyguard.
Change-Id: I2acb2ad7a627d4e446ba11c9a0842d21fa6922d3
The entering animations were only applied to the incoming windows
one time. If those windows weren't drawn yet then they never had
an animation assigned.
Furthermore if a starting window was drawn in time it would get the
animation but its main window would not get it if it weren't drawn.
Even if an animation were assigned later they wouldn't be synced
with each other.
This change creates a single animation which is shared by all
incoming windows. As windows are drawn they can then animate with
the starting window.
(Also refactorings to eliminate redundant code and unnecessary
variables.)
Fixes bug 15991916.
Change-Id: I9949ef0a1639c831754316da34de97cb86403f5a
