SwitchPreference and SwitchPreferenceCompat are both TwoStatePreference.
Using TwoStatePreference in Java will helps migration in the future.
Bug: 306771414
Test: manual - check Settings pages
Change-Id: I84e1d7b09451106797c2b23d127855c6976678ca
(Re)Introduce "enabled by admin" / "disabled by admin" SettingsUI state.
ag/18665634 changed behavior: When enterprise policy restricts the
user's ability to change the "auto time" and "auto time zone" toggle,
the toggle was hidden rather than "visible but disabled".
Bug 266693620 demonstrates testers are checking for the behavior.
This commit returns the old behavior for the "auto time" and "auto time
zone" SettingUI behavior, i.e. the user can see the toggle and its
setting value, but is told that it is under admin control and the
current setting value.
See the bug for more info / historic behavior analysis.
Bug: 266693620
Test: Manual testing with TestDPC
Test: atest to confirm existing tests do not fail
Change-Id: I0a605054312547fbd44fc34025ee36b075e05e01
Adding to the Settings UI in order to simplify timezone on non-telephony devices.
Test: on-device testing, additional unit tests
Change-Id: I58ece9542a7b80823092bd082d4bd8c224b29634
Bug: 253015306
Fix the logic used that determines whether the automatic time
zone detection toggle is available in the Settings UI Date & Time
screen. Also, ensure that the TimeZonePreferenceController uses correct
logic for whether the user can manually enter a time zone.
This change migrates the controllers to use a existing high-level
TimeManager API rather than (incorrectly) duplicating in Settings UI the
logic for whether time zone detection is supported / enabled.
Without this change, WiFi-only devices _with_ location-based time zone
detection enabled would incorrectly hide the "auto time zone" toggle,
which would have the knock-on of making it look like the user is allowed
to enter a time zone manually when they aren't (because it is
enabled/disabled based on the presence of the toggle).
That toggle still needs to be present while there is a possible time
zone detection mechanism. All the (quite complex) logic around this is
already considered by the TimeManager API.
Possible side effects:
This change decouples the "does the toggle show true or false?"
(isEnabled()) from the "should the toggle be shown at all?"
(isAvailable()) logic by removing a call to isAvailable() inside of
isEnabled(). This is to avoid making multiple (probably more expensive
than what it was doing before) calls to the time_zone_detector service,
and avoid the extra complexity of caching / cache invalidation that
would be needed to mitigate it. Previously, as a result of the call to
isAvailable(), isEnabled() would always return false when mIsFromSUW is
true, but now it will return the underlying value of the device's
auto_time_zone setting. This means that if the UI is changed in future
to render a visible-but-can't-be-changed-by-the-user toggle for auto
time zone, it will display the current setting value, which is perfectly
reasonable. It is assumed it will have no other side effects.
The AutoTimeZonePreferenceControllerTest.isFromSUW_notEnable test has
been changed to reflect the change in behavior. Various name changes
made to tests to reflect the new behavior.
Bug: 228247623
Bug: 186625820
Bug: 172891783
Test: treehugger
Test: Manual test on a device with telephony
Test: m ROBOTEST_FILTER=AutoTimeZonePreferenceControllerTest RunSettingsRoboTests -j40
Test: m ROBOTEST_FILTER=TimeZonePreferenceControllerTest RunSettingsRoboTests -j40
Change-Id: I4c7608e8645eee5994c8ecf85a14a27d3278ac04
Having consistent import order will reduce chance of merge
conflict between internal and external master
Test: rebuild
Change-Id: I0b1a170967ddcce7f388603fd521f6ed1eeba30b
When auto time zone preference is not available, it should be considered
disabled, so that user can still select time zone.
Change-Id: I9b17205a11ff512da02694e3bce06cfbd21dd7db
Fix: 34203177
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
