Fix: 177967926
Fix: 177968295
Fix: 177967925
Fix: 177968078
Test: Run robotest and apply the widget in Settings and see the ui
Change-Id: Ie854de96e5495fa564fb8a097ed4547bbd2b10c5
Only PreferenceControllers with isPublicSlice() set to true are exposed
to other apps. Others will be Settings only.
Bug: 141088937
Test: robotests
Change-Id: I5934e89bc1b268fdd44acd630621fa46987728ff
NfcAirplaneModeObserver added a scenario that
switched NFC off every time a user entered connection
preferences page if airplane mode was on.
Even when a user manually switched on NFC, the observer would still
turn NFC off when re-entering connection preferences page.
GSAM TS.27 certification requires NFC state to be consistent
under AirplaneMode before and after reboot the device.
NfcAirplaneModeObserver breaks the requirement
because it would always switch NFC off under airplane mode
when a user checked the NFC state in settings page.
Fix it by removing NfcAirplaneModeObserver.
Keep the NFC state consistent.
Bug:128384879
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests / Check Nfc on/off Status
Change-Id: If4c8e47c2509b09e8bc1a464e1ab329b945e3d20
The NFC Slice would jank on enable and disable, because of the
intent filter it registered with SysUI. The intent filter would
broadcast an update for four states:
1) On
2) Off
3) Turning On
4) Turning off
The first two caused no problems. The third and fourth caused jank,
since when clicked, the switch in the NFC slice would turn on / off
asynchronously - that is, it turned on or off based on the previous
state of the switch, rather than on the actual value of NFC. It does
this to feel fluid in the app in which it is rendered.
From the off state, the order of events is:
1. Switch clicked
2. Switch animates on
2. Background intent is fired to settings to turn on Nfc (happens at
the same time as animation)
3. Settings calls the NFC enable API
4. A broadcast for Turning On is sent
5. The receiver in SysUI gets the broadcast and forwards it to settings
6. Settings tells the Slice to make sure it is up to date
7. The Slice checks for the current value - IMPORTANTLY - which is
currently off, it is only in the process of being enabled.
8. The Slice flips back off
9. Nfc finishes getting enabled in the background
10. The framework pushes the NFC ON broadcast
11. SysUI gets the broadcast, and forwards it to settings
12. Settings tells the slice to update
13. The slice checks again and finds that NFC is on, flipping on.
This CL creates a new background slice worker for NFC and registers
the intent filter there, rather than in SysUI. When the background
worker gets the broadcast, it checks if it is in state 3/4, and if so,
it drops the update silently.
Fixes: 115737701
Test: robotests
Change-Id: I17043828ad3a67a2a5acdf5c75d9cc51ff7e91d0
Having consistent import order will reduce chance of merge
conflict between internal and external master
Test: rebuild
Change-Id: I0b1a170967ddcce7f388603fd521f6ed1eeba30b
- besides checking the value for AIRPLANE_MODE_TOGGLEABLE_RADIOS, also
check the value for AIRPLANE_MODE_RADIOS to determine if we should turn
off NFC when airplane mode is on.
- when user turns off airplane mode, only re-enable the NFC preference
and do not enable NFC by default.
- remove listening to airplane mode directly from the android beam
preference controller, as it is already listening to Nfc state, which
handles the beam state already.
Change-Id: Id41fef15fb2de873729d20d7f53b1a88b164cf95
Fixes: 80217047
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
- Remove BaseNfcPreferenceController.
- NfcPreferenceController inherit from TogglePreferenceController.
- AndroidBeamPreferenceController inherit from BasePreferenceController.
- Override getIntentFilter in NfcPreferenceController to listen changes.
- Add an API (hasAsyncUpdate) into BasePreferenceController to
distinguish the setting which is updated asynchronously.
Change-Id: I7c9c48ea7f1ad01a02524beabf9d30baa3db891f
Fixes: 67997761
Fixes: 74887543
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Move BT, NFC preference out of Connection Preference,
To Connected devices page.
Because NFC and Android Beam are controlled by the same controller,
Create each controller for those preference and leave the sharing part.
Change-Id: I8bc303a5f487de9c667487119b49e1e4130aa80c
Fixes: 72458929
Test: manually test, make RunSettingsRoboTests
The implementations have been imported into SettingsLib. Setting's copy
can now be removed, which this change also does.
Test: Manually check battery status, which uses FooterMixin, looks OK.
make RunSettingsLibRobotTests && make RunSettingsRoboTests
&& make RunSettingsGoogleRoboTests
Change-Id: I6539605fdad80d156ff5ff249e68df4a1c412067
- remove DashboardFeatureProvider.isEnabled() and all relating code
and tests.
Bug: 35764802
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: If7796677abc8904b7436525836d50cdef38e37a4
queryNonIndexableKeys returns a list of all of the
non-indexable keys for all providers in Settings
Change-Id: Id53cb2f55662e85c66f1c3f0c0e7d933b19fedaf
Fixes: 34623460
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
When updating preferences managed through PreferenceController, the
fragment should skip prefs that are not available.
Bug: 32255863
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I2f9b6ddf8c78d40068dc18f07e60672dcba4474a
- Add a ProgressiveDisclosureMixin that contains all logic for collapse
preference list when it's too long
- Refactored PreferenceController's updateState to take a preference
instead of PreferenceScreen, because with progressive disclosure the
preference can either be in screen or the mixin. DashboardFragment is
responsible finding the preference before passing it to controller.
Bug: 32255863
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Change-Id: I6713abd61c954ce12732902e5b3ca4d4c0b1563e
Update connected devices and wireless setting to use the nfc
preference controller for displaying the nfc and bean settings.
Test: RunSettingsRoboTests
Bug: 31800290
Change-Id: I06eee6b7bfe1d8b767216198bd37f1c79e53d992
