* changes:
[CM] Unhide the NetworkSpecifier as object API
Make the NetworkSpecifier a class instead of a string.
Add test coverage for NetworkSpecifiers.
Test: 1. Trigger the confitrmation dialog.
Ensure it looks exactly like the one from settings.
2. Call an API without associating the appa first
Ensure exception is thrown with a message mentioning the need to associate 1st
Change-Id: I94d4116e1988db869ed445ae3fd018c50590e3f4
These were previously @SystemApi. Retaining the existing SystemAPI
behavior which sends the intents to those with a private permission.
Extending to ALSO send these intents to the default dialer app as well
using an explicit intent.
Cherry-pick from aosp-master to resolve merge conflicts.
Test: Manual
Bug: 37106957
Change-Id: Ifb72870105be5ba024af196a8c3165a9afb397ab
Now it's possible to listen to changes on wallpaper colors by
registering a listener on WallpaperManager. It's also possible
to get the current wallpaper text color hints.
Bug: 36856508
Test: compilation
Change-Id: I5102cb7be9a4af60b85fc8913154a79dfe5c21a0
When saving data filled by the user the platform provides to
an autofill provider the state of the UI allowing the provider
to interpret this state and store relevant information.
A limitation of the current design is that the fill provider
needs to interpret the screen content twice, once handling a
fill request and once handling a save request. To address this
we are introducing a id for each fill request allowing the
autofill provider to associate arbitrary state with each fill
request and store it in the client data bundle later passed
to save.
Another limitation of the current design is that if the screen
changes dynamically while the user interacts with the app the
UI state passed on save represents a static snapshot, therefore
it is not possible to the autofill provider to determine the
context in which the data in the UI was filled. We could
keep the views and have deltas for views being removed/added
/moved/changed but this is not enough as the fill provider
needs to know not only what changed but what changed for every
fill request and in one session there could be multiple fill
requests. To address this we provide a list of fill contexts
on save each of which has the id of the corresponding fill
request. This allows the fill provider to know the exact context
in which the data was popuplated and also use its custom client
state for this fill request if desired.
This change deprecates the old APIs and the new ones delegate
to the old ones. Once the clients migrate to the new APIs we
will remove the old ones.
Test: all autofill CTS tests pass
Change-Id: Idcebcc671aa3c078a305d8c358e225274fccc588
There may be strange states where the user is already authenticated
but still on the lockscreen. The user should be able to dismiss
keyguard in that state.
Fixes: 29306222
Test: unlock phone
go back to keyguard
swipe up screen half way
touch fingerprint sensor (icon should change to unlocked)
then touch fingerprint sensor again (keyguard should be dismissed)
Test: unlock phone and go to settings -> Pixel Imprint
lock phone, unlock phone with fingerprint
touch sensor again and make sure Pixel Imprint page also responds to FP
do this test at least 10 times
Change-Id: I86acd520a06a68fab3548dd4cf6153a7833114fe
Reworking the media metrics getMetrics() calls (currently in MediaCodec,
MediaExtractor, MediaPlayer, and MediaRecorder) to fit new direction
from the API Council.
Drop the MediaMetricsSet that we had in the first round; go back
to a PersistableBundle as the return type. Moves the key definitions
from MediaMetricsSet.MediaCodec to MediaCodec.MetricsConstants
Bug: 37083862
Test: ran the corresponding CTS tests
Change-Id: I7905959ad2109887dd8fd16f0eb2831247abab2a
