We are making some Settings Slices public and some not so we can expose
more Settings Slices to Settings Search without worrying about privacy
and security concern. Hence, add this method to distinguish these two.
Bug: 141088937
Test: rebuild
Change-Id: I457802bb6472ec81a3dfb65c0674af4bb3dd4b5a
- Add boolean useDynamicSliceSummary() in Sliceable interface. This is
the switch equivalent to android:allowDynamicSummaryInSlice in xml. It
moves the setter closer to regular Sliceable APIs, thus less easily to
miss.
- Coverted all android:allowDynamicSummaryInSlice to use the java API.
- Except 2 prefs in my_device_info. They incorrectly set this to true
previously (controller is not sliceable, no point setting
dynamicSliceSummary to true. They just won't do anything)
Fixes: 128446156
Test: robolectric
Change-Id: Ic57acd590dec3e87dcf4592df137321d14b854d9
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
It's only a slice concept. Regular preference copyability is handled in
xml.
Bug: 112427717
Test: rebuild
Change-Id: Iaba7077c320cd03a5963797916a60e0dc80fdbbe
