We have an upcoming change to Bionic that no longer allows us to treat
strlen("foo") as a constant expression, which causes this bit of code to
no longer compile. So, we need to either use __builtin_strlen("foo") or
sizeof("foo") - 1 instead. (Note that the *optimizer* can still turn it
into a constant, but optimization happens after we figure out if
something is actually a constant expression or not.)
sizeof("foo") is used elsewhere in this file, so I just went with that.
Bug: 32073964
Test: Now builds.
Change-Id: I2797ee75fd114e237de8e97c50549763c88f73f4
In preparation for removing junit classes from the Android API
the legacy-test target will be removed from the
TARGET_DEFAULT_JAVA_LIBRARIES. This change adds explicit
dependencies on junit and/or legacy-android-test to ensure that
modules will compile properly once it is removed.
Bug: 30188076
Test: make checkbuild
Merged-In: I0f34fe97154240e8f8eef6816df1c794da60351e
Change-Id: I7e3b028321c42b7427d79365eb3f51ddf896f930
Added CTS tests verifying, that adding a WifiConfiguration containing an
httpProxy will:
-Succeed if caller is DeviceOwner
-Fail if caller is not DeviceOwner
Test: Added two CTS tests
Bug: 14669153
Change-Id: I2c81492dba5052117a03a2aa7b3cc8ffb5d52d5f
Merged-In: I2c81492dba5052117a03a2aa7b3cc8ffb5d52d5f
Adding a test to catch future regressions with this code
path.
Bug: 34095140
Test: vogar --mode app_process tests/tests/net/src/android/net/cts/LocalSocketTest.java
Change-Id: I648ed87d4b9e7fa25787c150f08351c6faf55496
The isConnected() / isBound() behavior is new, the behavior
when bind() / connect() is called is not. See related
frameworks/base changes.
Test: Tests run under vogar.
Bug: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=35942
Change-Id: I8577212270f3b3e76ea015914eebddc0fe4a6afa
Ensure that password is not output in toString() for an enterprise
credential.
Bug: 25624963
Test: Run this CTS test: run cts --module CtsNetTestCases --test android.net.wifi.cts.WifiEnterpriseConfigTest#testEnterpriseConfigDoesNotPrintPassword
Change-Id: I84a62ae5d37aa7d397203f41362dadb8ceba1e62
Symptom: It should be more reasonable to control battery saver function from setting DB instead of plugging/unplugging charger for “CtsHostsideNetworkTests” test case.
Root Cause: The test function “setBatterySaverMode” of “CtsHostsideNetworkTests” use command to set setting DB when trying to turn on battery saver. But while trying to turn off battery saver, it only use charger plug-in event. It should be more reasonable to turn off battery saver through similar DB setting as this function did at turning on.
Solution: To control battery saver function from setting DB.
Project:
Note:
Test done by RD:
Futher testing need Q team's support:
Bug: 31897608
Change-Id: Id70ba458e85f98393d7652bb4e79bd182172c60f
* changes:
Improve robustness of MediaSyncTest
Handle inconsistent values for PR_SET_TIMERSLACK_PID in android.os.cts.SeccompTest.
Fix a memory corruption (NativeCodeTest testPipeReadV)
Add option logcat-on-failure-size to CTS and GTS
Require android.software.device_admin for certain CtsVerifier tests
Make "done" phase of ScreenPinningTestActivity reentrant.
MediaSyncTest: increase ramp up time due to initial latency in AudioTrack.
DO NOT MERGE ANYWHERE: CameraITS: allow each scene to be ran independently
CameraITS scene4 should be skipped if read_3a is not supported
CameraITS scene5 should be skipped if read_3a is not supported
BUG:31504066 Reset to 94b4be7 with history
Put an app in standby, make it show a toast and ensure
that it doesn't come out of standby. This is to test
for a bug fix for the same behavior.
Bug: 31544592
Test: cts-tradefed run commandAndExit cts -m CtsHostsideNetworkTests -t com.android.cts.net.HostsideRestrictBackgroundNetworkTests#testAppIdle_toast
Change-Id: I796ecde8e346c308a27969d873e3ce384414fee3
I did this manually first, but came up with a much better way that
produced a slightly better result (verified the diffs against the next
branch). Sequence of commands:
# Checkout the last good commit (right before the first bad merge)
git checkout aa76e8b6fc8515bfc65d4b75456b74c26ee32f1e^
# Reset the HEAD pointer to the last bad merge, but not the worktree
git reset 3c197891b50d9ac5e5016f55551b6dff82f62f33
# Update the index
git add -A
# Apply all the changes that mattered between the above to commits
git cherry-pick -n 29cb19b774b6e0cb73851feb6877da5e42bba78e
git cherry-pick -n 0e9d107fcfbd3421b7988a4252a9965896019aba
git cherry-pick -n f19496887beb974c3bc9df9a57f6214a696417b1
git cherry-pick -n 939e2b253b798386ce53954626fd8044ecb18db6
git cherry-pick -n 02f07b5d5994b8345ebc86546e5f66524ac04dac
# Commit the changes
git commit
# Rebase the diffs on top of the latest nyc-dev-plus-aosp, since some
# changes have been manually applied, there will be a few merge
# conflicts
git rebase goog/nyc-dev-plus-aosp
All the SHA-1s above were discovered using a combination of this command
to find the changes actually submitted into nyc-dev-plus-aosp itself:
git log --oneline --first-parent goog/nyc-dev-plus-aosp
and then to find the original commits (that weren't marked as DO NOT
MERGE ANYWHERE):
git log --oneline --no-merges --stat aa76e8b..goog/nyc-dev-plus-aosp
Change-Id: Iec12619678cb8d011d2c6df26a34ce26e042b854
