This change updates the Memory use UI in developer settings to hide
memory fields by default if the AppProfiler PSS deprecation flag is
enabled. A toggle is provided to resume PSS profiling and reinstate the
memory fields, and shows a dialog to reboot if the toggle is updated.
The summary for the "Memory" button in developer settings will show
"Memory profiling disabled" instead of "Avg X GB of Y memory used" if
PSS profiling is not enabled.
Test: With the flag enabled, flash and verify that:
- The memory fields are hidden by default, and the summary shows
the expected "Memory profiling disabled" text
- Clicking the toggle shows the reboot dialog, which will
correctly change the setting and reboot if accepted, and keep
the setting and not reboot if denied
- Check that AppProfiler correctly profiles PSS or RSS based on
the state of the toggle, which persists across reboots
- Included UI test for Memory page elements based on flag value.
Bug: 296454553
Change-Id: Ie21791502445a321446cb8110e5800089f47ac58
Update the UX and dig the data usage screen out of a huge whole of
technical debt. Switch every to use Preferences rather than standard
layouts and ListViews.
Split data usage into several fragments, all separated.
DataUsageSummary:
- Shows a summary of the 'default' usage at the top, this will be
the default sim on phones, or wifi if it has it, or ethernet
as last attempt to show something.
- Also has individual categories for each network type that has
data, cell, wifi, and ethernet. Maybe should look into bt though?
DataUsageList:
- Takes a NetworkTemplate as an input, and can only be reached from
the network specific categories in DataUsageSummary
- Shows a graph of current usage for that network and links to
app detail page for any app.
- Has gear link to quick get to billing cycle screen if available
BillingCycleSettings:
- Just a screen with the cycle day and warning/limits separated
out from the data usage.
AppDataUsage:
- App specific data usage details
- May need some UX iteration given lack of clarity in the spec
Bug: 22459566
Change-Id: I0222d8d7ea7b75a9775207a6026ebbdcce8f5e46
Give memory screen a makeover so that it looks nice enough to be
restored to its rightful home.
Bug: 20694769
Change-Id: I2f6933037b3fbbfb0d9fe5e3ca821ef59e171faa
- Move process stats from developer options to top level
settings item.
- Some minor UI changes to the top of the page
- Major UI updates to detail page, now shows info with processes
as pref categories and services as prefs, with a way to kill
them (taken from Running Services page).
- Some major refactorings in code, in attempt to make it more
usable
- Added color bar on per app basis to visualize the avg/max
relationship
- Updated the way avg is calculated across multiple entries in
ProcStatsPackageEntry to be more accurate
- Change the way max memory is calculated in
ProcStatsPackageEntry to be less accurate but more useful
Bug: 19443802
Change-Id: Ia6aaabe42c415c50997a09bfb814a6f6e5731772
