- when we adjust the sound volme in Sound settings, we only re-post the
stop sample message when we receive the onSampleStarting callback.
However, if we change the volume while a sample is still playing,
onSampleStarting will not be called as it's already started. This
results in shortened sample duration, which in extreme case, the new
sample will not be played at all if the new volume change is made almost
towards the end of the previous sample period. So, everytime user change
the volume, we should re-post the stop sample message, so that the
sample playing duration would be extended properly.
- also removed the original calls to the onStreamValueChanged() during
init, as the original implementation is empty, and during init, we do
not need any handling to start/stop the sample.
Change-Id: I9f35ddfb6d809eeb83b1a732a09362286ff6ed77
Fixes: 77514234
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
When setting a new locale, SettingsActivity restarts to load
everything in the new locale.
Data (containing locale specific title/summary etc) is reloaded
correctly and triggers a callback to UI to redraw.
However we skip the first callback as an optimization for app startup
time. When we restart fragment, we failed to save the state whether we
have already seen the first callback. So when data with new locale text
triggers the callback, it's being skipped and this make UI still render
in old locale.
The fix is to just save the state before fragment gets destroyed before
locale change so the callback can trigger later.
A better fix is: make data (Tile object) not cache text. Then we don't
need to worry about locale cache at all. We should do this fix in the
long term.
Test: localeswitcher
Test: adb shell am broadcast -a com.google.android.testing.i18n.localeswitcher.CHANGE_LOCALE -e LANGUAGE_TAG "zh"
Test: adb shell am broadcast -a com.google.android.testing.i18n.localeswitcher.CHANGE_LOCALE -e LANGUAGE_TAG "ja"
Fixes: 77470788
Bug: 77600770
Change-Id: Ic4223ddbb679db64d0fc3c29d16a5f61a66cc99c
Some of the AmbientDisplay preference controllers were
crashing when their isAvailable methods were being called
by their fragment's search index providers, which meant that
the entire collection of non-indexable keys failed. Thus,
all search results were showing up. In the case of a secondary
user, they were able to see developer options which crashed
settings when clicked.
There are two issues addressed in this cl.
1. Fix the crashes so the non-indexable keys collection works
2. Contain each fragment's collection, so that if a fragment does
crash, the damage is minimized.
Part 1 is checking that the config in isAvailable is not null,
and creating one if so.
Part 2 is fixed by surrounding the collection of non-indexable
keys in a try-catch, with an option in the catch to re-throw the
error if a system property is set. Thus, in a new pre-submit
instrumentation test, we can and docheck if any of the fragments crash
when collecting non-indexable keys.
Change-Id: I820bd9cb2649aa6faff7f82fcf575a62e41dc4fc
Fixes: 77486668
Test: atest NonIndexableCrashTest, robotests
This settings change is required for a framework change that ensures
that apps built for pre-P that rely on reflection to access
ApplicationInfo#versionCode don't crash. The move to long version
code introduces a new field and all modifications of the field are
wrapped in a method that ensures both the new and old fields are set
appropriately.
Bug: 74393568
Test: manual - builds and broken app runs
Change-Id: Idfa5f85d3f91583098ebee88f0e8caecaacff9b4
