Now that MultiProcess WebView is enabled by default we can remove the
Developer Option that lets users choose whether to enable MultiProcess
for WebView.
Bug: 36513859
Test: Ensure the WebView MultiProcess Dev Setting no longer exists.
Change-Id: Ib2eab3831b5d8b56daeaf4c7a06337075804a1d4
Previously, the PersistentDataBlockService but that is only one possible
implementation of the OEM lock. The new service abstracts the
implementation so is the API that should be used.
Test: Manual
Bug: 34766843
Change-Id: I5f9cb94996f84c4c082d152f05cd8aef566edc66
Things get weird if you don't use PreferenceManager#createPreferenceScreen
Bug: 37216851
Test: Compiles and runs
Change-Id: I7cebec133c4f27f7eeda83c95d8acb4823f67dc4
This API can be used to enable the optional codecs, or disable them
and use only the mandatory SBC.
Internally, it is implemented by raising the SBC priority to
highest (so SBC will be used/selected), or reducing the SBC priority
to its default value (lowest).
Test: A2DP streaming and enabling/disabling/selecting optional codecs
Bug: 35873828
Change-Id: I6e3144ff93bfc289fb25f4961fc00f39e8222290
(cherry picked from commit b0d8cdf8f8)
When the property isn't set a crash can occur since we try to look up an
empty property value.
Bug: 36531010
Test: Open Developer options after a factory reset
Change-Id: I82c0fde00774ab1a4f3e4c44a715c74d4a7804e9
Add a mechanism to allow the user to select the AVRCP version broadcasted
through SDP in the developer options. This helps solve some interoperability
issues such as with Honda Carkits where broadcasting AVRCP version 1.6 causes
media metadata to fail.
Bug: 35956792
Test: Select AVRCP version through developer option
Change-Id: I7d4b1bd23342d1a96ffdf08bb7d6d3c5e5fedca6
