When the docked stack is minimized and we are unminimizing it
due to a request to start it's currently paused top activity,
it is possible for the new intent not do be delivered immediately
because it isn't resumed due to another activity been launched in
the system (Recents) which is resumed instead. So, the user won't
see the effect of the new intent until they touch the docked activity
causing it to get the new intent and resume.
We now deliver new intents to the top activity in the docked stack if
it is in a minimized state. Then on the client side we temporarily
resume the activity and pause it again to guarantee onResume is called
after onNewIntent.
Bug: 31371093
Change-Id: Ib1764ccf5efc9d6498ce6cc8a34236c79fc07dad
Extend apn retry configurability to more apn types so
we can control each APN retry behavior. Made mms apn retry
pattern same as default apn.
bug: 31381899
Change-Id: I070d0da97fb1844a1b4e9a6f1eff8d37995cec50
Developers are seeing odd reports of URI permission grants
disappearing unexpectedly. This optional logging can be enabled to
show exactly where granting/revoking is happening.
Bug: 30978171
Change-Id: I8a5a976f42d4b71270e69c5597dfcb5d89e18848
(cherry picked from commit d16b1258b2bda629477c73db1d3699a22d90f725)
* changes:
Escalate HeadsUp when dreaming starts
Overflow number supports RTL layout
Update contentDescription of the DismissView when locale changes
Fixes a crash with a renderthread camera animation
When IPv4 is provisioned on an interface with Apf capabilities,
ApfFilter will only keep track of the raw ipv4 address, with no
information about the subnet or prefix length.
This patch adds the missing prefix length information to ApfFilter. This
allows to calculate the subnet broadcast ipv4 address for more
precise ipv4 broadcast filtering when the multicast lock is not held.
Bug: 30231088
Change-Id: Iebaec040703647c4ced30bb585be173e97a1fae5
This patch refines the Apf IPv4 filter for interfaces with Apf
capabilities to drop packets when:
- the multicast lock is not held
- the packet is an IPv4 packet
- the packet is not a DHCP packet addressed to us
- the packet is L2 broadcast, or IPv4 multicast, or IPv4 broadcast
- caveat: subnet broadcast address is not checked.
This allows to drop IPv4 broadcast packets whose MAC destination
address is not the L2 broadcast address but the current address of the
interface. Such packets can be received on network that rewrite L2
addresses and can put significant pressure on battery by waking up the
phone unnecessarily.
Bug: 30231088
Change-Id: I8b1785fc5ceadaa1f2881765983e502135dcbc46
