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Fake the cache size to be 0 bytes when cleared.

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The fast track storage calculation returns a non-zero answer after
the storage has been cleared. The simplest workaround here is to
fake the size as 0 bytes in the view after cache clearing.

It will not be zero if the user exits and comes back, but this
should be fine.

MARK IT ZERO!

Change-Id: Ia012c2cf2842040d5eac3d4a72539ec7dcfb9570
Fixes: 34965659
Test: Settings Robotest
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Daniel Nishi
2017-03-28 10:44:37 -07:00
parent eff691280a
commit bf1f8e9ca7
3 changed files with 47 additions and 2 deletions
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tests/robotests/src/com/android/settings/applications/AppStorageSizesControllerTest.java
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@@ -92,4 +92,22 @@ public class AppStorageSizesControllerTest {
assertThat(mDataPreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("100B");
assertThat(mTotalPreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("111B");
}
@Test
public void fakeCacheFlagSetsCacheToZero() {
AppStorageStats result = mock(AppStorageStats.class);
when(result.getCodeBytes()).thenReturn(1L);
when(result.getCacheBytes()).thenReturn(10L);
when(result.getDataBytes()).thenReturn(100L);
when(result.getTotalBytes()).thenReturn(111L);
mController.setResult(result);
mController.setCacheCleared(true);
mController.updateUi(mContext);
assertThat(mAppPreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("1.00B");
assertThat(mCachePreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("0.00B");
assertThat(mDataPreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("100B");
assertThat(mTotalPreference.getSummary()).isEqualTo("101B");
}
}