GET_SERVICES is already implicit in this method name. Using lint running against
sdk 24 we get a warning that GET_SERVICES isn't a permitted flag. (Previous sdks
didn't yet contain a list of allowable flags.)
MozReview-Commit-ID: LINassWOTfc
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We're still building with the 23 sdk, but lint is now giving us errors based
on the 24 sdk. We therefore need to explicitly suppress the error (even though
in reality we don't want to suppress the error so that we don't miss adding the
@Override annotation when we switch to 24).
MozReview-Commit-ID: 3RqLMhiyAFh
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We want to be able to detect when we've opened a reader view item. Note: this is
independent of whether or not we're in the Reading List smartfolder: it's possible
to open reader view bookmarks from any real bookmark folder, or the smartfolder.
MozReview-Commit-ID: KhqclodWSji
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That way, the section headers (e.g. "Today", "Yesterday", "Last 7 days" etc.) blend better with the following item.
The correct hiding of the divider depends on the view type reported for the respective RecylerView child items. Because the view type is stored a simple number, this means that any other RecylerView wanting to use this divider decoration implementation must use the same item types as the history panel in order to remain compatible, otherwise the divider could be unexpectedly hidden. Therefore, we rename the DividerItemDecoration to underline its intended usage scope.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8JUS6ke3RBL
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rename : mobile/android/base/java/org/mozilla/gecko/widget/DividerItemDecoration.java => mobile/android/base/java/org/mozilla/gecko/widget/HistoryDividerItemDecoration.java
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Just watching for a SessionRestoreException during startup can introduce some false positives, because that exception is triggered in any case where we can't restore tabs, not just when the session file has been damaged, e.g.:
- on first startup
- on builds affected by bug 1228593, users who are (theoretically) restoring their tabs, but clearing their history on exist end up with a deleted sessionstore.js
- should we implement bug 1275662, we'd hit that exception in that case, too.
Therefore we only send the telemetry event if we hit that exception even though a sessionstore.js file is present. We also exclude the case where the file size of sessionstore.js is 14 bytes, because that is most likely corresponding to a file containing only {"windows":[]}, which means that the session store intentionally wanted to write a file containing no tabs.
Currently this is only the case for users who are clearing their history on exit and are also *not* restoring tabs, however if bug 1275662 should get implemented, we'd probably encounter those empty files for users who have their restore setting set to "Always restore", too.
Because of bug 1261008, we can also end up with no restored tabs (and a SessionRestoreException) if the session file contains only about:home tabs with no history, because we're skipping those and not restoring them. To detect that case and exclude it from telemetry, we have to include additional logic within the SessionParser instance used during startup and pass those results back to the calling site in GeckoApp.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 6pAhDU3d8QA
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We were incorrectly retrieving the cookie from the notification intent
and passing that along which affected the invocation of the notification.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FxL8sw6lByJ
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Add a check to showSoftInput and hideSoftInput To prevent an infinite
recursive loop of showSoftInput indirectly calling
onCreateInputConnection, which calls showSoftInput again,
SafeReceiver is responsible for registering LocalReceiver with a LocalBroadcastManager.
SystemReceiver is responsible for handling BOOT_COMPLETE and EXTERNAL_APPLICATIONS_AVAILABLE intents.
LocalReceiver is responsible for handling passed in Stumbler preferences (enabled state, API key, user agent).
StumblerPreferences are now sent using LocalBroadcastManager, avoiding any possibility of leaking API key.
MozReview-Commit-ID: J8pRN6pbLOg
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rename : mobile/android/stumbler/java/org/mozilla/mozstumbler/service/mainthread/PassiveServiceReceiver.java => mobile/android/stumbler/java/org/mozilla/mozstumbler/service/mainthread/LocalPreferenceReceiver.java
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