Also re-enable the content collapse layout transition animations,
supported by ensuring the dialog window is tall enough for long
enough to complete the transition, avoiding clipping.
Bug: 21335976
Change-Id: Ibc4cbb1e882c1e11c4406463752afa177fb1e6d7
When the heads up appears it generates a visibility event for the panel.
This always clears the notification effects (buzz, beep, blink).
If we suppress that for heads up notifications, we never get another chance.
So we add a new call when we open the shade from the heads up to catch this case.
Bug: 20947591
Change-Id: I233e5346617ca2fce7851bd85154c838849df8f7
Otherwise after the Device Owner is gone, runtime
permissions might still be auto granted/denied.
I understand that there are many other policies that
we don't reset after the device/profile owner goes
away (e.g. keyguard enabled/disabled). At least now
we have a single method when we could clear the
ones that we care about.
Bug: 21889278
Change-Id: I6997655e6ef6d474bd25ae1c323eca5b17944b16
SkiaCanvasProxy was being created with an identity transform, ignoring
any transform that may have been applied in Java (or C++) to the
android graphics Canvas it was proxy for. This CL makes sure the
DisplayListCanvas transform is propagated to the Proxy every time
asSkCanvas() is called.
We could instead move the code to the SkiaCanvasProxy constructor
if we got rid of the cached proxy on DisplayListCanvas; nobody's
using the proxy heavily enough that that should be a performance
hit at this time.
BUG:21945972
R=djsollen@google.com
Change-Id: I99ed1563802a2449bb9939cb67976cd60dd8611c
Currently, when connecting to a network that has a captive portal
or has no Internet access, we display a regular notification.
Because this notification is easy to miss, switch to using a
heads-up notification if the user just manually selected the
network. If the system connects automatically, continue to use a
regular notification.
Bug: 20081183
Change-Id: I7a988b2bddfe898a0d2607ad85a04b227d678469
When switched to a different user (e.g. Restricted profile), the
TvInputManagerService continues to use the TV storage of the previous
user for logging, resulting in failure of the FOREIGN KEY constraint
since channel data for the current user don’t match to the logging data.
This change ensures that the system service uses the proper
ContentResolver when the user is switched.
Bug: 22047202
Change-Id: I870b5bd921e37a5f1219ea66c7a51314c77ddb01
reading the wrong title.
We get a title from DocumentProvider with an async task, and by the time we
get it, it's *usually* too late and talkback end up reading the default title.
Bug 20041072
Change-Id: I7686fe4ae4c157ebfc07bd8b895c4cfdf99c057a