- Let any process with NETWORK_SETTINGS register for signal strength
wakeup.
- Allow agents registering test networks to assign them a signal
strength.
Test: NetworkAgentTest
Bug: 139268426
Change-Id: I2b4b89be3e69f4853fd6978d2c8f5c8eb4271f21
Add missing tests to cover all system APIs
Bug: 152280218
Bug: 150640683
Test: atest CtsNetTestCasesLatestSdk:CaptivePortalDataTest on
both Q and R device
Change-Id: I6d3826922f16816d5b18ed3540266442a0ed3e49
Commit has to on top of aosp/1281921 to skip whole test in Q
device since CaptivePortalData class is introduced in R.
Result in Q will be:
[1/1] android.net.CaptivePortalDataTest#skippedClassForDevSdkMismatch: IGNORED
Bug: 152280218
Bug: 150640683
Test: atest CtsNetTestCasesLatestSdk:CaptivePortalDataTest on
both Q and R device
Change-Id: Iddd00e1c85abe767b1a41a1761d3266ba322dba6
For a given network, resolver doesn't know what transport types are.
Therefore, when a new network is created or transport types are changed
in a give network, transport types will be updated and sent by calling
setResolverConfiguration(). In the same time, if link properties or
transport types are null, setResolverConfiguration() won't be called.
The original behaviors of setResolverConfiguration() aren't changed.
Only increasing one new behavior that when a given network has transport
type change, calling setResolverConfiguration() directly and resolver
updates the transport types for that given network.
Bug: 143732914
Test: atest FrameworksNetTests
atest FrameworksNetIntegrationTests
Merged-In: I03fc5c62dfd9a51a78a720860531df282fdecc20
Change-Id: I6527cde0e177ba08c886576131b35fc769c2bb53
Add gating via PlatformCompat and DeviceConfig and logging via
PlatformCompat to the limit instituted on per-process listeners
Fixes: 152074216
Test: atest CtsTelephonyHostCases
Change-Id: I4d6681d90705b68c3349f4124e434a29b50fd3a2
Merged-In: I4d6681d90705b68c3349f4124e434a29b50fd3a2
Currently, the addEntry method is used in constructor of test,
which is not correct since there is no such method in Q devices.
Thus, initialize of NetworkStats variables outside of constructor.
Test: atest NetworkStatsApiTest
Test: atest CtsNetTestCasesLatestSdk:NetworkStatsApiTest on Q device
Bug: 150644692
Change-Id: Ibf2f8118c459a8d7a0992deca8f0f339ccd1bcea
This makes the code easier to understand by making state
transitions more explicit. It also makes it easier to address a
TODO to turn the class into a StateMachine.
This should be an exact no-op refactoring. The current cases
covered by the code (all mutually exclusive) are:
1. requiresClat && !isPrefixDiscoveryStarted
Action: startPrefixDiscovery()
Equivalent to IDLE && requiresClat, because
isPrefixDiscoveryStarted returns true for every state except
IDLE.
2. requiresClat && isPrefixDiscoveryStarted && shouldStartClat
Action: start()
Equivalent to DISCOVERING && shouldStartClat,
because isPrefixDiscoveryStarted is true in DISCOVERING,
STARTING, and RUNNING, but start() does nothing if mState is
STARTING or RUNNING.
3. requiresClat && isPrefixDiscoveryStarted && !shouldStartClat
Action: stop()
Equivalent to (STARTING or RUNNING) && !shouldStartClat,
because isPrefixDiscoveryStarted is true in DISCOVERING,
STARTING, and RUNNING, but stop() does nothing if mState is
not STARTING or RUNNING.
4. !requiresClat && isStarted
Action: stop()
Equivalent to (STARTING or RUNNING) && !requiresClat,
because isStarted() is only true in STARTING and RUNNING.
5. !requiresClat && !isStarted && isPrefixDiscoveryStarted
Action: leaveStartedState()
Equivalent to DISCOVERING && !requiresClat, because
the only state with isPrefixDiscoveryStarted and !isStarted
is DISCOVERING.
Also, simplify case #5. In this case, calling leaveStartedState
is superfluous, because in the DISCOVERING state:
- There is no need to call unregisterObserver, since the observer
is only registered when entering STARTING and is unregistered
when going back to DISCOVERING or IDLE.
- mIface and mBaseIface don't need to be set to null because they
are only set to non-null when entering STARTING and nulled out
when going back to DISCOVERING or IDLE.
Bug: 126113090
Bug: 150648313
Test: covered by existing ConnectivityServiceTest and Nat464XlatTest
Change-Id: Ice536bcb269cc8b040c6e7a72c15d0bc8b5bd235
Okay so this is really not a behavior change as it converts an
NPE into an illegal argument exception, but still, that's what
should happen (and that's what the upcoming test actually tests
for).
Test: upcoming NetworkAgentTest
Bug: 139268426
Change-Id: I3e17211c03bc74426bf5e2e414ec322d73b0060b
