Wake-up when entering brightness boost mode, don't boost in ambient
mode since some display device drivers do strange things in that mode and
boost doesn't work. Waking up feels more natural as well.
Don't flutter the power HAL's interactive mode bit simply due to changes
in display ready state since that may result in visible artifacts
such as display flashes.
Don't stop the auto-brightness sensor while temporarily boosted.
Don't prevent the display from entering the ready state while in brightness
boost since that would unnecessarily delay the transition from DOZING to AWAKE
until boost is finished.
Restart the user activity timeout when brightness boost ends and prevent
the display from dimming while boosted.
The pixel fairies basked in the sunlight.
Bug: 18262044
Bug: 18261782
Change-Id: I8c42a1e6091b0fe1253e90265ac248087ebc24e1
Eagerly connecting to MmsService in MmsServiceBroker during system
bootup caused a 2-second delay. Removing the connection in this CL. The
connection will be made when any of the API is called.
b/18085396
Change-Id: I201abcb5f8c5ac69e347e2c69fd20b8215bb0654
An invalid adb public key can cause a system server crash.
AndroidRuntime: *** FATAL EXCEPTION IN SYSTEM PROCESS: android.fg
AndroidRuntime: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: bad base-64
AndroidRuntime: at android.util.Base64.decode(Base64.java:161)
AndroidRuntime: at android.util.Base64.decode(Base64.java:136)
AndroidRuntime: at com.android.server.usb.UsbDebuggingManager.getFingerprints(UsbDebuggingManager.java:235)
AndroidRuntime: at com.android.server.usb.UsbDebuggingManager.access$500(UsbDebuggingManager.java:49)
AndroidRuntime: at com.android.server.usb.UsbDebuggingManager$UsbDebuggingHandler.handleMessage(UsbDebuggingManager.java:210)
AndroidRuntime: at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:102)
AndroidRuntime: at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:135)
AndroidRuntime: at android.os.HandlerThread.run(HandlerThread.java:61)
AndroidRuntime: at com.android.server.ServiceThread.run(ServiceThread.java:46)
Process : Sending signal. PID: 824 SIG: 9
Bug: 17389885
Change-Id: Id20d7c0ee35229b14c800fd9e07716239179989c
There was a window of time in Lollipop where we persisted certificates
after they had passed through a decode/encode cycle. The well-written
OpenSSL library was liberal when decoding (allowing slightly malformed
certs to be parsed), but then strict when encoding, giving us
different bytes for effectively the same certificate.
A related libcore change (0c990ab4a90b8a5492a67b2b728ac9a4a1ccfa1b)
now returns the original bytes verbatim, fixing both pre-Lollipop
installs and installs after that change.
This change recovers any apps that had been installed during the
window of time described above by doing a one-time check to see if
the certs are effectively equal.
Bug: 18228011
Change-Id: Ib82bd6db718d0490d7a26c9c1014b7c8457a7f2d
Method handlePackagesChanged modifies the policy data without holding the
lock. It also calls methods which expect a lock to be held -
validatePasswordOwnerLocked, syncDeviceCapabilitiesLocked, saveSettingsLocked.
Bug: 18262633
Change-Id: Ia4bdc6edc66bccf8a4288e048171ff20858ae2f6
This helps us in majority of the scenarios where the sound model doesn't
change across start/stop calls.
Bug: 17954633
Change-Id: Ibff817bb69bc69d2bb3a2603460fed596688b892
The current implementation uses a whitelist of package names. Use a
system|signature permission instead of rolling our own security and
add that permission to the existing set of whitelisted packages
(SystemUI and VpnDialogs).
In addition to being less of a security risk (using well-known methods
like Context.enforceCallingPermission rather than manually querying
PackageManager and checking UIDs for package names), this enables
other system-privileged apps to control VPN as needed per the below
bug.
Bug: 18327583
Change-Id: I38617965c40d62cf1ac28e3cb382c0877fb1275d
We allow TYPE_INPUT_METHOD windows to show on the lock screen.
These windows can attached other types of windows (For this
case the Swype KB was attaching a PopupWinow which will be
of TYPE_APPLICATION). This causes the popup window app token
to be added to the list of apps to be hidden on the lock
screen, thereby preventing the lock screen from been hidden,
which then causes a layout cycle(s). Now, we remove app
tokens for non-app windows from the hidden list in case it
was added by any attached widow they migth have.
Also, when we are updating window animations, set the
hideWhenLocked flag for windows that are IME tragets so
they don't go through unneeded cycles of having their
visibility policy set to hide/show/hide/show/...
Bug: 18021493
Change-Id: I3680256d41793f62def42fda00e26db1dcc990cc
- Add a timeout so if WindowManager "forgets" to tell that the
activity has drawn, we still unlock after 3 seconds, so the user
is not completely stuck.
- Use the screen height instead of the window height for the
translation animation.
- Don't run the animation if the attached window is not null. The
animation from the attached window will influence the transformation
as well, so there is no need to run an additional animation in this
case (apps with SurfaceView's had broken unlock transitions because
of this).
- If the starting window needs to go away while the unlock transition
is running, modify the existing animation such that it fades out in
the same transition.
Bug: 15991916
Change-Id: Ia5dfa31e1bc0d5745fe228e1daf08e268733b6f1
In SysUI, make sure not to dismiss Keyguard multiple times when just
waiting for a deferred dismissal, so WindowManager doesn't get
multiple calls to keyguardGoingAway.
Change heuristics how notifying Keyguard about activity drawn works.
Always notify Keyguard after executing an app transition, and notify
it also when not doing a transition after a startActivity call.
For that to work, update AppWindowToken.startingDisplayed also when
the window is displayed, but force hidden because of Keyguard.
Further, handle the case correctly when a window gets added during
the Keyguard exit animation by overriding the start time for the
animation of that new window. Also don't apply a transition animation
for a window when executing keyguard exit animation, so by removing
a starting window we don't break this animation.
Last but not least, tell Keyguard to start exiting immediately if
animations for exiting are disabled, like when going to phone/camera
on lockscreen. Before, we always had a delay of 1 second because we
waited for the timeout.
Bug: 1599196
Bug: 18272544
Change-Id: I596b2489f814b934abd256e16079d3d3f326e209
It is disabled dead code already and not useful anymore
with the new caching in LockSettingsService.
Bug: 18163444
Change-Id: Icc184e923e0fbeab31ed128336c01f835b24c6f2
Also fixes a potential issue where refreshing agents
for a user that no longer exists would result in a crash.
Bug: 18318629
Change-Id: I3589ea7e0f2e63fca02daeecf3ca964a8a8e4b3b
This makes the MediaSessionService check if the suggested stream is active
when dispatching a volume event and prefer it to a remote session if it is.
This mostly affects apps that use Activity.setVolumeControlStream.
bug:18318480
Change-Id: Ib8825394bf7a223fbd92bcb2c3ecb7c596ce7c29
Error dialogs absorb all input to ensure that they are not missed.
This can cause the screen to lock up if they are not displayed but
are still absorbing touches. This was what was happening when there
was an error dialog up at the same time as a phone call came in as
in b/17648830.
This fix recognizes when an app is dismissing the keyguard and
forces any error dialogs to be shown over such an app.
This also removes the private flags from the input system as they
are no longer needed.
Fixes bug 17648830.
Change-Id: I5c98b8265a1448b445fdb2f745fc78892f8656a4
This allows work profile MDM to enable unknown sources
even if the user doesn't have UI for it. Installing an
app from an unknown source will still prompt the user
with the package installer dialog, so it's not like the
MDM can now quietly install apps from non-market sources.
Bug: 18316350
Change-Id: Ia8f4fe36f12a258aa888e085acc0b358925f4817
