Fixes the bug that, on the new WifiDetailPreference page, the "Forget"
button is not disabled properly for wifi configs created and protected
by DevicePolicyManger.
Robolectric test to follow in a separate CL.
Test: manual, by locking down wifi config with TestDPC
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Bug: 64971700
Bug: 65396674
Change-Id: I27740eabd5eb94415e4258c9c80f91df2d9ab476
The policy transparency code is not triggered as the button is disabled.
BUG: 64570769
Test: 1. Remove work profile without restriction.
Test: 2. Remove work profile with restriction. Observed a dialog explains
why it is disabled.
Test: 3. Verify setting new admin, uninstall and deactivate button are
working
Change-Id: I1fc9c996785c67daf41a5d31e732d9d82eb56b17
The preset initial state helps eliminating animation jank when first
landing on the page.
Change-Id: Ia7ba83983f18409b1c653cc1ebb0f3aad281358c
Fixes: 64811322
Test: robotests
The symptom observed is that the Bluetooth master switch on the
Connected devices page doesn't properly respond to Bluetooth turning off
via quicksettings - either turning on airplane mode or just toggling
Bluetooth.
The root cause was that MasterSwitchPreference's isChecked method would
not return the true value of whether the switch was checked - if the
control is disabled, it always just returns false. This interacts badly
with code in BluetoothEnabler - we disable the switch when the Bluetooth
state is in transition (eg becomes STATE_TURNING_OFF), and we also
attempt to avoid calling setChecked if the switch is already in the
desired state. So the switch would be checked but disabled, and we'd
avoid ever calling setChecked(false) on it.
A thorough fix would be to remove the code from MasterSwitchPreference's
isChecked method that looks at the enabled state, since enabled and
checked really should be treated as separate concerns. But given the
timeframe of MR1, we're opting for a more conservative fix of directly
accessing the switch and checking it's state, to avoid introducing bugs
in other consumers that might be depending on the current
behavior. We'll then do the thorough fix on the master branch which will
give a lot more time for any unexpected issues to be found (I audited
other usages and none seemed likely to be a problem, but it's better to
be safe than sorry).
Change-Id: I19a6c6b71e74595be3ef32a9718a430b67a89d53
Bug: 64940731
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
Bug: 37224506
Test: adb shell settings put global device_provisioned 0 && adb shell am start -a android.app.action.CONFIRM_FRP_CREDENTIAL com.android.settings; verify it uses correct theme
Change-Id: I237d8d84840398ebfdc97bf99dce07447042b349
Enter into the fingerprint list screen and delete and identification of operation at the same time, when the item of the fingerprint verification was deleted, highlighting the item to be deleted, just so NullPointerException occurred.
Test: manual - enrolling a fingerprint and do above steps.
We had special behavior for it in the past, but this defines new
behavior that is much closer to what the other storage preferences do.
A photo app filter is used and a photos/video files preference exists on
it which intents over to the gallery app.
Fixes: 64147318
Test: Settings robotests
Change-Id: I47284515fe2dfcc924ae61a44bc47051e9f5fda6
In the entity header layout, the action buttons resource is set to null by
default. When we bind the button with the app preference action, we
should also set the drawable to the settings icon as well.
Change-Id: Ic259b4c538f529671ca5a9c67664ef32fbbb25ae
Fixes: 64826061
Test: make RunSettingsRoboTests
For the work profile drilldown, we used to show all apps when the user
drilled down into the categories. This makes it so that the drill down
only shows the work apps when that deep.
Change-Id: I492cd3e9b9b923b87b68645a871dcfb2b91b4f95
Fixes: 62963093
Test: Settings robotest
