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
This expands the use of EXTRA_REFERRER to be relevant anywhere,
allowing apps to supply referrer information if they want. However,
if they don't explicitly supply it, then the platform now keeps
track of package names that go with Intents when delivering them
to apps, which it can be returned as the default value.
The new method Activity.getReferrer() is used to retrieve this
referrer information. It knows about EXTRA_REFERRER, it can return
the default package name tracked internally, and it also can return
a new EXTRA_REFERRER_NAME if that exists. The latter is needed
because we can't use EXTRA_REFERRER in some cases since it is a Uri,
and things like #Intent; URI extras can only generate primitive type
extras. We really need to support this syntax for referrers, so we
need to have this additional extra field as an option.
When a referrer is to a native app, we are adopting the android-app
scheme. Since we are doing this, Intent's URI creation and parsing
now supports this scheme, and we improve its syntax to be able to build
intents with custom actions and stuff, instead of being all hung up
on custom schemes.
While doing this, fixed a problem when parsing both intent: and new
android-app: schemes with a selector portion, where we were not
respecting any scheme that was specified.
Change-Id: I06e55221e21a8156c1d6ac755a254fea386917a2
Also updates existing row and dialog layouts to use preferred list item
or dialog padding as appropriate, fixes incorrect activity themes, and
updates ChooseAccountActivity variants for Material.
BUG: 18314215
BUG: 18292562
Change-Id: I2fde4ba6db80d839104abdaa334a46ad1861600f
Move the android.telecom.* namespace back to @hide, and also mark it
with @SystemApi so that system-privileged apps can use them.
Bug: 18302450
Change-Id: I33ae1b9b0dfdb1c5eff51ca3c829196bcfc9411c
Windows with FLAG_DRAWS_SYSTEM_BAR_BACKGROUNDS were
getting an incorrect content inset hint, because the
hinting didn't see the adjusted systemUiVisibility.
Also adds hinting for the stable insets.
Bug: 17508238
Change-Id: If9647277feb6811b15665b801accd896c51dbd12
Adding the new structure was making it difficult for
LMP devices to have common source with upcoming API version.
Fixes bug 17008504
Change-Id: I704503cf0ebff113874c87ab11e37735dbe7b8d7
Mostly just getting them running again, still a few failures related
to native library symlinks that need more investigation.
Bug: 18048725
Change-Id: I4642adab9fb2b9ec1488b700edcee48c09e36005
If the broadcast could not be queued due to a stopped user, the
party trying to send a PendingIntent should be notified right away.
Otherwise, for instance, AlarmManager could be waiting forever to
be called back after the broadcast is delivered.
This is a potential fix for:
Bug: 18290018
Change-Id: I07c0751e80f11e69dfa2be5c96a033aecb298b81
SystemUI uses several of these per notification, so be a little more
conservative and track individual views to update per process instead.
Bug 16902706
Change-Id: Ib77a8e7727d027cae39d5e6f431cac1d1ff8a121
Bug: 17516789
This will force a relayout/reinitialize pass if the Surface
is lost mid-render instead of crashing on the next frame
Change-Id: If08bfa16f740728fa7c05904fa11e26f07b81e2e
The heavy implementation of the backup manager service is now sitting
behind a lightweight trampoline that actually provides the binder
call interface. The indirection allows us now to tear down the
implementation on the fly without breaking callers who have cached
binder references to the backup services: these callers will simply
see their future invocations failing benignly.
In addition there is now an API for suitably privileged callers such
as device policy management to effect this turndown.
Finally, there is now a static system property, "ro.backup.disable",
that a product can use to outright remove backup/restore operation
from the system's operation. The public APIs will continue to be
safely usable on such products but no data will be moved to or
from the device.
Bug 17367491
Change-Id: I8108e386ef3b5c967938fae483366d6978fe4e04
Bug: 18289984
If Surface:finalize() happens after HwuiContext:finalize()
it would try to manipulate a destroyed object. However, as
Surface:finalize() always calls HwuiContext:destroy() this
can be fixed by simply getting rid of HwuiContext's finalizer
Change-Id: I7c912214417ab32891b1c58d045c9721e5f01965
