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app_Settings/src/com/android/settings/datetime/LocationProviderStatusPreferenceController.java
Neil Fuller 37996acd7c Further status logic tweaks
Change the SettingsUI logic slightly: All other things being equal, pick
the "worst" location dependency status to show. Some renaming and
annotations for clarity.

Also fixes the mocking behavior in the tests around resources, which
were accidentally using the real strings and therefore dependent on real
resource string values. Tests are made more explicit.

Bug: 266921482
Test: atest tests/robotests/src/com/android/settings/datetime/LocationProviderStatusPreferenceControllerTest.java
Change-Id: Ifd96c543dad692884be23bf94e3f1294eed291d5
2023-02-13 15:03:32 +00:00

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/*
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package com.android.settings.datetime;
import static android.service.timezone.TimeZoneProviderStatus.DEPENDENCY_STATUS_OK;
import android.app.time.DetectorStatusTypes;
import android.app.time.LocationTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus;
import android.app.time.TelephonyTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus;
import android.app.time.TimeManager;
import android.app.time.TimeZoneCapabilities;
import android.app.time.TimeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig;
import android.app.time.TimeZoneDetectorStatus;
import android.content.Context;
import android.service.timezone.TimeZoneProviderStatus;
import android.service.timezone.TimeZoneProviderStatus.DependencyStatus;
import android.text.TextUtils;
import androidx.annotation.Nullable;
import androidx.preference.PreferenceScreen;
import com.android.settings.R;
import com.android.settings.core.BasePreferenceController;
import com.android.settings.core.SubSettingLauncher;
import com.android.settings.location.LocationSettings;
import com.android.settingslib.widget.BannerMessagePreference;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;
/**
* The controller for the "location time zone detection" entry in the Location settings
* screen.
*/
public class LocationProviderStatusPreferenceController
extends BasePreferenceController implements TimeManager.TimeZoneDetectorListener {
private final TimeManager mTimeManager;
private BannerMessagePreference mPreference = null;
public LocationProviderStatusPreferenceController(Context context, String preferenceKey) {
super(context, preferenceKey);
mTimeManager = context.getSystemService(TimeManager.class);
Executor mainExecutor = context.getMainExecutor();
mTimeManager.addTimeZoneDetectorListener(mainExecutor, this);
}
@Override
public void displayPreference(PreferenceScreen screen) {
super.displayPreference(screen);
mPreference = screen.findPreference(getPreferenceKey());
assert mPreference != null;
mPreference
.setPositiveButtonText(
R.string.location_time_zone_provider_fix_dialog_ok_button)
.setPositiveButtonOnClickListener(v -> launchLocationSettings());
}
@Override
public int getAvailabilityStatus() {
// Checks that the summary is non-empty as most status strings are optional. If a status
// string is empty, we ignore the status.
if (!TextUtils.isEmpty(getSummary())) {
return AVAILABLE_UNSEARCHABLE;
}
return CONDITIONALLY_UNAVAILABLE;
}
private void launchLocationSettings() {
new SubSettingLauncher(mContext)
.setDestination(LocationSettings.class.getName())
.setSourceMetricsCategory(getMetricsCategory())
.launch();
}
// Android has up to two location time zone providers (LTZPs) which can
// (optionally) report their status along several dimensions. Typically there is
// only one LTZP on a device, the primary. The UI here only reports status for one
// LTZP. This UI logic prioritizes the primary if there is a "bad" status for both.
@Nullable
private TimeZoneProviderStatus getLtzpStatusToReport() {
LocationTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus status =
mTimeManager.getTimeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig().getDetectorStatus()
.getLocationTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus();
@Nullable TimeZoneProviderStatus primary = status.getPrimaryProviderReportedStatus();
@Nullable TimeZoneProviderStatus secondary = status.getSecondaryProviderReportedStatus();
if (primary != null && secondary != null) {
return pickWorstLtzpStatus(primary, secondary);
} else if (primary != null) {
return primary;
} else {
return secondary;
}
}
private static TimeZoneProviderStatus pickWorstLtzpStatus(
TimeZoneProviderStatus primary, TimeZoneProviderStatus secondary) {
int primaryScore = scoreLtzpStatus(primary);
int secondaryScore = scoreLtzpStatus(secondary);
return primaryScore >= secondaryScore ? primary : secondary;
}
private static int scoreLtzpStatus(TimeZoneProviderStatus providerStatus) {
@DependencyStatus int locationStatus =
providerStatus.getLocationDetectionDependencyStatus();
if (locationStatus <= DEPENDENCY_STATUS_OK) {
return 0;
}
// The enum values currently correspond well to severity.
return providerStatus.getLocationDetectionDependencyStatus();
}
@Override
public void onChange() {
if (mPreference != null) {
mPreference.setVisible(getAvailabilityStatus() == AVAILABLE_UNSEARCHABLE);
refreshSummary(mPreference);
}
}
@Override
public CharSequence getSummary() {
final TimeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig timeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig =
mTimeManager.getTimeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig();
final TimeZoneDetectorStatus detectorStatus =
timeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig.getDetectorStatus();
final TimeZoneCapabilities timeZoneCapabilities =
timeZoneCapabilitiesAndConfig.getCapabilities();
if (!timeZoneCapabilities.isUseLocationEnabled()
&& hasLocationTimeZoneNoTelephonyFallback(detectorStatus)) {
return mContext.getString(
R.string.location_time_zone_detection_status_summary_blocked_by_settings);
}
TimeZoneProviderStatus ltzpStatus = getLtzpStatusToReport();
if (ltzpStatus == null) {
return "";
}
@DependencyStatus int locationStatus = ltzpStatus.getLocationDetectionDependencyStatus();
if (locationStatus == TimeZoneProviderStatus.DEPENDENCY_STATUS_BLOCKED_BY_SETTINGS) {
return mContext.getString(
R.string.location_time_zone_detection_status_summary_blocked_by_settings);
}
if (locationStatus == TimeZoneProviderStatus.DEPENDENCY_STATUS_DEGRADED_BY_SETTINGS) {
return mContext.getString(
R.string.location_time_zone_detection_status_summary_degraded_by_settings);
}
if (locationStatus == TimeZoneProviderStatus.DEPENDENCY_STATUS_BLOCKED_BY_ENVIRONMENT) {
return mContext.getString(
R.string.location_time_zone_detection_status_summary_blocked_by_environment);
}
if (locationStatus == TimeZoneProviderStatus.DEPENDENCY_STATUS_TEMPORARILY_UNAVAILABLE) {
return mContext.getString(
R.string.location_time_zone_detection_status_summary_temporarily_unavailable);
}
// LTZP-reported network connectivity and time zone resolution statuses are currently
// ignored. Partners can tweak this logic if they also want to report these to users.
return "";
}
/** package */
static boolean hasLocationTimeZoneNoTelephonyFallback(TimeZoneDetectorStatus detectorStatus) {
final LocationTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus locationStatus =
detectorStatus.getLocationTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus();
final TelephonyTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus telephonyStatus =
detectorStatus.getTelephonyTimeZoneAlgorithmStatus();
return telephonyStatus.getAlgorithmStatus()
== DetectorStatusTypes.DETECTION_ALGORITHM_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED
&& locationStatus.getStatus()
!= DetectorStatusTypes.DETECTION_ALGORITHM_STATUS_NOT_SUPPORTED;
}
}