The method TvView.requestUnblockContent doesn't match the name of the
corresponding method in TvInputService, onUnblockContent, hence changed
the name to make it consistent with the current naming scheme.
This change deprecated the requestUnblockContent method as the first
step.
Bug: 19337627
Change-Id: I530209c4dca66305da90ffded7199fa3c1c1780c
- if a default Browser is not defined and if a Browser App
is selected into the disambiguation dialog, then make it as
the default Browser
- clear default Browser saved data (package name) when
the default Browser App is removed
See bug #20144393
Change-Id: Ia8621d7a61ec2cb60deded9d70f75f1e1d88d123
When a hun came in or went away, the touchable regions were not
enforced correctly due to a race condition. This lead to the user
grabing the notification panel unintentionally and ripping him
out of the normal touch state.
Also fixed a small bug where the alpha was not correctly animating
sometimes and the HUN shadow would still draw.
Bug: 20956211
Change-Id: Iae1fef5825b3d2b8b4128cc8c3272019194cd819
(cherry picked from commit 8b4a06e9e269140c93c1a9ef5add008f7610d1a4)
We now maintain a mata-state with each permission in the form of flags
specyfying the policy for this permission. This enables support of the
following use cases:
1. The user denies a permission with prejudice in which case an app cannot
request the permission at runtime. If an app requests such a permssion
it gets a denial unless the user grants the permission from settings.
2. A legacy app with disabled app-ops being upgraded to support runtime
permissions. The disabled app ops are converted to permission revocations.
The app ops manager is a part of the activity manger which sits on top
of the package manager, hence the latter cannot have a dependency on the
former. To avoid this the package installer which is the global
permission managment authority marks the permission as revoked on
upgrade and the package manager revokes it on upgrade.
3. A device policy fixing a permission in a granted or revoked state. This
additional information is folded in the meta-state flags and neither
apps can request such permissions if revoked not the user can change
the permission state in the UI.
Change-Id: I443e8a7bb94bfcb4ff6003d158e1408c26149811
When in device idle mode, we now prevent most apps
from being able to hold partial wake locks. The
device idle controller now pushes its white list of
app uids into the power manager, so it can apply this
policy correctly to only apps that are not whitelisted.
The implementation adds a new "disabled" flag to a wake
lock which is set when we want to apply this policy. When
set, we ensure that we tell battery stats that the wake lock
is not being held and ignore that wake lock when computing
the power state summary.
Also add new SDK APIs to schedule alarms that are allowed
to execute while in idle mode.
Finally add new dumpsys commands to the device idle controller
to completely disable and re-enable its operation, to use
for testing.
Change-Id: I1f16672c6ac06d03bb538f9854d5843db9aa6f27
* commit 'ce4408a104300006a3296bfd2f2aad9c0f2fd9dc':
docs: Added training docs for Android unit testing tools and APIs. This training covers techniques for running unit tests on local machines, using mock objects in local unit tests, and building instrumented unit tests to run on a device or emulator.
* commit 'a75778438fde2e7ec5322a69930ff49ded48f4c1':
docs: Added training docs for Android unit testing tools and APIs. This training covers techniques for running unit tests on local machines, using mock objects in local unit tests, and building instrumented unit tests to run on a device or emulator.
* commit 'd43ec6380ce04f4c0830cd35d1dbd7b3050799d4':
docs: Added training docs for Android unit testing tools and APIs. This training covers techniques for running unit tests on local machines, using mock objects in local unit tests, and building instrumented unit tests to run on a device or emulator.
* commit '174dc3ba607965cf1dd0578f83ce373fa74d0f65':
docs: Added training docs for Android unit testing tools and APIs. This training covers techniques for running unit tests on local machines, using mock objects in local unit tests, and building instrumented unit tests to run on a device or emulator.
This training covers techniques for running unit tests on local
machines, using mock objects in local unit tests, and building
instrumented unit tests to run on a device or emulator.
Change-Id: I9fee9ac3bd7382fb158145600b1850775edb687d
