Generally when a user is location restricted, location will be off.
But just in case location is on and locked in that state, we should
respect that in the UI.
Change-Id: I112139db447ba6dbf4c7c38600406fb5ba6a1fa8
Latest asset update, including provider icons which are treated as
special cases for now instead of checking into separate apps. Add
tests for MIME type matching of roots. Remove unused XML.
Bug: 10510022
Change-Id: Id567a9e06ba241f60ac011823e550253c6c797fb
We fall back to using the application's main looper similarly to MP,
and even create our own looper if MP was created outside of an
application context. Always creating our own looper is a waste
of resources.
Also resolved issue with MP.reset() when created outside of an
application context, and removed MP.MTP's unused getHandler().
Change-Id: I9c3b8a2f05a9e231ae9c008bc1a48d6b991cec1d
Signed-off-by: Lajos Molnar <lajos@google.com>
Bug: 10634238
The calling package is important for ContentProviders that want to
grant Uri permissions as a side effect of operations, so offer it
through a new API. Validates the provided package against the
calling UID before returning.
Bug: 10626527
Change-Id: I7277880eebbd48444c024bcf5f69199133cd59e4
Two hidden intents for managing roots and documents, used to support
Downloads UI. Touching an item tries launching as MANAGE_DOCUMENT
first before falling back to VIEW. Provide MIME type for roots.
Bug: 10446265, 10531347, 10599641
Change-Id: Ia5584bd6ce3e5a9b0048e8caf1447e3053664413
This makes WifiStateMachine listen for interface address
changes. When an address changes, WifiStateMachine will update
its LinkProperties to match reality and notify the system that
the link configuration has changed. This allows wifi to keep
track of IPv6 addresses as well (previously it only knew about
the IPv4 address passed in by DHCP).
IP addresses are obtained directly from the kernel and always
match those configured on the interface, so we treat them as
authoritative and ignore addresses passed in via DHCP (by the
time DHCP passes them in we've already been notified by the
kernel anyway).
Since we now have multiple sources of link information (the
kernel for addresses and DHCP for routes and DNS, plus various
bits of static information), also move all the code that sets
mLinkProperties into one place. This allows us to be clearer
about who is authoritative for which parts of mLinkProperties.
Bug: 10232006
Change-Id: I4f262342379ce7fed172b67a1d403e3cd34f4232
The spooler apk was signed with the platform certificate and used
a redundant shared user id. Now the spooler is signed with a default
certificate and uses the same share user id. Since the shared user
id is associated with the platform certificate the package manager
rejects the spooler apk because it requested the same shared user id
with a different certificate. This change removes the unnecessary
shared user id from the manifest.
Change-Id: I208ef17fc6c25e67338682e56f9ce0e7e9d65642
