Settings: don't try to allow NLSes with too-long component names
* NotificationAccessConfirmationActivity (triggered through CompanionDeviceManager) -> Don't show the dialog, bail out early similarly to other invalid inputs. * NotificationAccessSettings (from Special App Access) -> No changes, but use the canonical constant now. * ApprovalPreferenceController (used in NotificationAccessDetails) -> Disable the toggle, unless the NLS was previously approved (in which case it can still be removed). Fixes: 260570119 Fixes: 286043036 Test: atest + manually Change-Id: Ifc048311746c027e3683cdcf65f1079d04cf7c56
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@@ -67,7 +67,9 @@ public class NotificationAccessConfirmationActivity extends Activity
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mUserId = getIntent().getIntExtra(EXTRA_USER_ID, UserHandle.USER_NULL);
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CharSequence mAppLabel;
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if (mComponentName == null || mComponentName.getPackageName() == null) {
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if (mComponentName == null || mComponentName.getPackageName() == null
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|| mComponentName.flattenToString().length()
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> NotificationManager.MAX_SERVICE_COMPONENT_NAME_LENGTH) {
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finish();
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return;
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}
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