* AMS.moveTopStackActivityToPinnedStack can be used to move the top
activity in a stack to the pinned stack and also specify the bounds
the pinned stack should be sized to.
* 'am stack move-top-activity-to-pinned-stack' command for testing
AMS.moveTopStackActivityToPinnedStack API
Bug: 25006507
Change-Id: I8392b4c39d8542153e691be7a627b7f35fd44884
Both window manager and activity manager could decide what the bounds
of other stacks should be when the docked stack exist which can get
out of sync. Now window manager does the bounds calculation and
activity manager asks window manager what the bounds should be when
it needs to resize the stack.
Bug: 24738105
Change-Id: I97356f008b676d2f58a8b54fdb08735ab51394af
The AppOpsService handles the 'root' pseudo-package as any other; it
gets no automatic allowances. This is reasonable, but it blocked me from
accessing the mms-sms provider through the 'content' command, even in a
root shell.
So I tried to change the rules:
$ adb root
$ adb shell appops set root WRITE_SMS allow
Error: No UID for root in user 0
This error occurs in the appops command because there isn't really a
package called root, so the UID lookup via PackageManager fails.
But we know that root is UID 0, so we can just skip the lookup.
(Also, AppOpsService handles the other way around in getOpsLocked method.)
Change-Id: Ie0cad67efa438a74a4d9921d29933610cfb13974
Multiple overlay packages with targetPackage="android" are loaded in the
wrong order due to the incorrect order they are listed in overlays.list.
This will cause runtime resource overlay to fail when multiple overlay
packages target the same resources in framework-res.apk.
Correct the order in which overlays are loaded by changing the sorting
of overlays.list.
Background: commit f90f2f8d changed the order in which overlay packages
should be added to ResTables. The expected order is now in ascending
priority. This must be reflected in overlays.list.
Change-Id: I249984c0e34b6009e7280ce2777750c76ab16e37
The 'idmap --scan' command was limited to only scan a single directory
for overlay packages. Update idmap to support any number of directories.
Change-Id: I851f5720a3c1d844235911a0833670652a20a3c8
During creation of an idmap an advisory lock is applied on the
output file using flock(2). This commit removes the LOCK_NB flag
from the call to flock(2).
The reason for this is that if the function were to return
EWOULDBLOCK, the entire idmap operation would be aborted leading
to the device booting without the correct overlay packages applied.
Change-Id: Iad319779976e950d4354e4f60b30439f6f208b77
GLTrace is defunct, it does not support newer GL features, breaks
security requirements, and has no supported tooling now that Eclipse
is at end of life.
Bug 22329852
Change-Id: I64c58464f8c2c7ae6125f5d5c7884e3fd34d68ea
It was possible to remove a foreground user using pm remove-user command.
The system ends up in the inconsistent state, because switch does not happen
and the removed user stays in the foreground, but its state is removed.
Also added am get-current-user command.
Change-Id: Ida2dce8f99bac55e106cdd44c93e96cc9142d7fb
Also moved restricted profile create/setup logic from Settings to
UMS.createRestrictedProfile.
Bug: 24212155
Bug: 24303609
Change-Id: I0346a3368de53f4bb4b6e054349f19adac959d7f
Also moved restricted profile create/setup logic from Settings to
UMS.createRestrictedProfile.
Bug: 24212155
Bug: 24303609
Change-Id: I5f0d48bcbd3c0b51927926b874fd057c15ac5219
This command is useful for testing during development, but at some
point we will decide if allowing configuration changes during resizing
is okay or merge in http://ag/759766 to suppress configuration changes
during resizing and deliver the new config. to the app.
This functionality will be reverted once we decide.
Bug: 24380097
Change-Id: I223c08bc939e564a78e70994b599770be9d4730d
This changes application code behavior when the activity relaunches due
to configuration change. It only applies to scenarios, where the
configuration change was triggered by a user generated resize of an
activity (i.e. user drags a corner of an activity and thus changes its
size).
Preserving a window means that we will keep the decor view and non
client decor view around, but remove all children views when the
activity gets destroyed. When the activity gets created again, it will
attach its new content to the preserved view hierarchy. Mind, we
actually recreate application side Window object, since some of its
features might changed, but we retain its elevation (to not trigger
relayout with new layout params).
Preserving the window also means that we don't call the window manager
service to remove and later add the window. Instead, we continue using a
single window state throughout the resize operation.
Change-Id: Ie3d2878ed09c99ff343044bfe7a29a0ba07a265e
- setDeviceOwner() now takes a user ID. (We can infer it from Binder, but
we still need it for the dpm command.)
- Change broadcast target UID for DO to the DO user
- Start the DO user on boot complete.
TODO Investigate whether this is actually the good timing.
TODO Prevent the DO user from being killed
Bug 23827706
Change-Id: I227dbd444f1f4e94d98c317489d151554fe79d91
Currently the pm install commands will not take virtual user id like
-2. Adding this feature will make it easier to install packages in a
multi-user environment.
Bug: 19913735
Change-Id: I68b13cf8f2290158f0f4ec5c0966853719c2e80f
