We are now not showing storage usages in Permission Controller,
including in the API Settings uses. We can thus remove this code so
that Settings will reflect what Permissions Hub shows.
Bug: 130567526
Test: See the same graph here and in the dashboard.
Change-Id: Iaa7d95b05f4321543ed42833ac3a7babdb9914f0
Passpoint networks now correctly allow the user to connect and forget
from the saved networks network detail page.
Bug: 130373102
Test: atest WifiDetailPreferenceControllerTest
Change-Id: I6ed2817bb3a1ac657695272ceb9d5e3f3e944f16
If attention package does not have sufficient permissions - disable the
setting.
Bug: 130246574, 130350903
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests and manually confirmed
Change-Id: Ia7a86c940522e72f7e895d6aec7500f1ef6f9889
1. fix test case failure
2. remove redundant test cases
Bug: 130640128
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests -j32 ROBOTEST_FILTER=com.android.settings.wifi.details.WifiDetailPreferenceControllerTest
Change-Id: Ia59287d7f9adb37a6b56301a2178b6e307fd892d
We did not set the min value on slider slices when converting them
from preference to slices, which makes the slices all have min 0.
However, there are some slider which should have min value greater
than 0, for example, call and alarm.
We should get the min value and apply it to slider slice to make it
consistent with what we have in settings pref.
Test: Manual verification
Test: make -j40 RunSettingRobotests
Test: atest VolumeSeekBarPreferenceControllerTest
Fixes: 130439216
Fixes: 130358208
Change-Id: Ib4399c36c7da3ac41a6d46a6c150f0ec1b9b0b0f
Settings Panels as a dialog have a default animation for entering the
screen, but Slices complicate the animation. While the dialog enters the
screen, Slices begin to bind, thus changing the height of the dialog as
it enters, causing perceived bounce / jank in the animation.
This CL is cherry-picked/based on ag/6671083 but do the following modification:
(See the original commit message for the whole concept)
When trying to load all the Slices, there are few possible situations:
1. Slice starts loading slowly, starting at state LOADED_NONE
2. Slice is loading in progress, having state LOADED_PARTIAL
3. Slice is loaded, but there's error return from the Slice data (We don't
need to show the Slice in this case)
4. Slice is loaded, progress to state LOADED_ALL
5. Slice starts from state LOADED_NONE, but never progress to the next state
because it crashes at setting backend.
Notice that there are two cases that the state will stay at LOADED_NONE and
we can't distinguish them.
Hence, we decide to do the following:
If Slice is with error (case 3) we remove the slice from the list and mark it
loaded.
If Slice is loaded with LOADED_ALL (case 4, which is the ideal case), we mark
it as loaded.
In the other cases, we fire a handler to mark the slice loaded anyway after
250ms timeout.
When all the slices are marked loaded (which should happen after 250ms timeout,
we will animate the panel out. Although there might be slices which are still
partial loaded, we can still have the slice in the panel once it is ready.
The panel might bounce/jank in this case, but at least it will still showing
correctly, and should show up smoothly in most cases.
The solution to this problem is twofold:
1. Load all Slices first
2. Create a custom animation to draw the panel once the recyclerview has
been laid out.
Test: Manual/Visual inspection
Test: make -j40 RunSettingsRobotests
Bug: 123942159
Change-Id: I639a707aa4ba3f906bd6f9752c92727aaba28142
