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bcf5e2388e608e4ec4372d1eeb918bbe0e095b2e to oc-dr1-dev
Bug: 115739809
Bug: 120630087
Test: I solemnly swear I tested this conflict resolution.
Change-Id: If09327be8a4b4c35efe580d99d441d9320cbe2e9
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Change-Id: Iadf7bddb31cbef821417fc33b6c1d734b8dfc730
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Color input to EOTF for PQ transfer function is out-of-bounds [0.0, 1.0]
Reason being, texture2D returns values which is not in range [0.0, 1.0].
These returned values are passed as gl_FragColor.rgb to EOTF for PQ
transfer function. In EOTF, colors outside the range [0.0, 1.0] are
rendered as black resulting in artifacts while video playback.
Clamp the input color to the range [0.0, 1.0]
Bug: 118794307
Test: Youtube HDR video plays fine, also screenshots taken while playback
does not have any artifacts.
Change-Id: I266f5a009c4c58924510283295757abae811a41e
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The struct InputMessage has many fields, and is force-aligned to 8-byte
boundaries. There are also some padding fields that carry no
information.
This struct is typically allocated in the stack and populated with
various values before being sent across as a stream of bytes through the
socket.
Therefore, the "unused" data portions of the struct could contain
portions of the stack, since there aren't ever writes to those memory
locations.
To avoid this information leak, forcefully sanitize the struct. Create a
new struct that is explicitly set to zero. Next, only fill the
meaningful fields manually.
Bug: 115739809
Test: cts-tradefed run cts -m CtsSecurityBulletinHostTestCases -t android.security.cts.Poc18_12; adb shell monkey 100000
Change-Id: I7e44dacf1e8fa3156c8e4d2f7784ef0c53dab507
Merged-In: I7e44dacf1e8fa3156c8e4d2f7784ef0c53dab507
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Change-Id: Icb796e5fec430490c211ecfc365f38c0897c5d79
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Change-Id: I37de2ace6d13d022d63c11446a4a58ec929efa6f
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Change-Id: I4fcda65956abf2331e0625ec71b76e32322584ef
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The struct InputMessage has many fields, and is force-aligned to 8-byte
boundaries. There are also some padding fields that carry no
information.
This struct is typically allocated in the stack and populated with
various values before being sent across as a stream of bytes through the
socket.
Therefore, the "unused" data portions of the struct could contain
portions of the stack, since there aren't ever writes to those memory
locations.
To avoid this information leak, forcefully sanitize the struct. Create a
new struct that is explicitly set to zero. Next, only fill the
meaningful fields manually.
Bug: 115739809
Test: cts-tradefed run cts -m CtsSecurityBulletinHostTestCases -t android.security.cts.Poc18_12; adb shell monkey 100000
Change-Id: I7e44dacf1e8fa3156c8e4d2f7784ef0c53dab507
Merged-In: I7e44dacf1e8fa3156c8e4d2f7784ef0c53dab507
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In P, we switched VelocityTracker to use raw coordinates when
calculating the velocity. While that helped solve the issues with views
being moved while touched, this has broken some other assumptions in the
view hierarchy. Currently during dispatch, MotionEvent coordinates are
getting adjusted as events are passed to the child views.
One example is a rotated ListView. When setRotation is called on a
ListView, ListView continues to use getYVelocity to determine the fling
speed. However, after the view is rotated, its action is in the
horizontal direction. This causes flings on ListView to not work
properly.
Further analysing the View system api, it appears that the problem could
also occur in such cases as scale, where the view gets increased in
size, and MotionEvents are adjusted accordingly.
This issue could have been solved in the view hierarchy by changing the
assumptions and reworking the VelocityTracker usage. However, that is
deemed infeasible.
The switch to raw coordinates was to resolve the issue when a moving
view is trying to calculate the velocity of the fling. Since that no
longer is possible, we will have to use work-arounds for those use
cases. One such example is the SystemUI use case, in PanelView.java.
Bug: 117921784
Bug: 117475766
Test: Sample app from bug 117475766, flings in the horizontal direction
work properly
Change-Id: If4cd6ace0bbef52521e1bbab8d58d649b295e2b7
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SetupNewDisplayDeviceInternalTest.createHwcVirtualDisplay was failing
after presubmit unit tests were enabled on pi-dev-plus-aosp.
It turned out somehow the test had gotten out of sync with the
implementation, and the expectations did not match for one of the cases
tested.
This patch simply fixes the test to use the correct expectations for
what calls are made for a HWC supported virtual display when one is
created.
Bug: 118887786
Test: Presubmit passes
Change-Id: I366e51d81ae3cb048e7a287e4f859ac92c55a20f
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Bug: 111454530
Bug: 118754178
Test: runng this change via forrest
Change-Id: I7c1b2ae81feba7d9798cf7dcb999499b5a2cb27f
Merged-In: I7c1b2ae81feba7d9798cf7dcb999499b5a2cb27f
(cherry picked from commit 2e702c31452b27b757632544d0c479beee81b21b)
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Change-Id: I29e41b7825be1d65aade78e8c536908183112b01
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Change-Id: Ia2ccc52e854e324cebd978ca648de438c23ae660
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Commit cb496acbe593326e8d5d563847067d02b2df40ec removed the boundary
check by accident.
Bug: 114223584
Test: manual
Change-Id: I057bc02d5807e438530d1a5327c2e02b9d154151
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SurfaceTracing records operations of each frame update. It can exhaust
more than 2GB on memory heap in 5 mins if display keeps updating.
Enforce a size limitation on it and stop automatically to prevent memory
and storage from exhausting.
Note: Merge changes Iadbc1894, I3a3e499a
Bug: 115434782
Test: Trigger SurfaceTracing on/off repeatedly for thread-safe
Test: Enable SurfeaceTracing and let it disabled automatically
Change-Id: I52d945f86a7bc501590b7c311f63a6273b9192fd
Merged-In: I52d945f86a7bc501590b7c311f63a6273b9192fd
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Telephony bugreports currently capture 'dumpsys batterystats' output,
but only in its human-friendly format. While humans may enjoy that
format, Historian does not, and fails to properly load telephony
bugreports (including those triggered by LowPowerMonitor) as a result.
This makes it essentially impossible to use Historian when triaging/
analyzing telephony-style bugreports.
To enable Historian processing of telephony bugreports, this change adds
the 'checkin' format ("dumpsys batterystats -c") data along with the
existing entries.
ABT (Android Bug Tool) still doesn't properly list dumpsys sections in
its UI even with this change, but I think nothing short of a full,
comprehensive dumpsys run will make ABT happy. And that's okay, because
all of the text content can still be navigated manually.
Bug: 111763716
Test: Triggered telephony bugreports with and without the change on an
appropriate device, manually verified that the checkin format data was
present with the code change in place, and loaded the bugreport into
Historian successfully.
Change-Id: Iba434bfd219c627cd3c058e549a627947d9ce501
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Bug: b/113041377
Test: manually
Change-Id: I651357d456f13ff67961b75d3630aca91aa512ac
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Bug: 112876936
Test: enable notchless simulation, try seascape apps, try swiping down
Change-Id: I8a155e16c19c474e605cb5a8d938e04461646027
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Bug: b/112869712
Test: adb shell screencap in all screen rotations
Change-Id: I62b38775f8253bea85a1870ad63cd27715754656
Merged-In: I62b38775f8253bea85a1870ad63cd27715754656
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Bug: b/112869712
Test: adb shell screenrecord
Change-Id: I9f3f99de1a5bafc5318b24484f1916d28dcdfaa7
Merged-In: I9f3f99de1a5bafc5318b24484f1916d28dcdfaa7
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Right now we just check that touches are within the reported axis
bounds, but really we should be checking whether they're in the physical
frame before notifying the rest of the system about them.
Also, fix a bug in touch transformation code where translations were
being incorrectly applied. We should only apply top and left
translations when we're in portrait and landscape orientations, as in
seascape and upside down orientations they'll just exceed their stated
maximum naturally.
Bug: 112876936
Test: enable notchless simulation, try seascape apps, try swiping down
Change-Id: I0f2119d5bdae10d6197bee942829fd0eed3f5dfa
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Bug: b/112869712
Test: long press power button to take screenshots && adb shell screencap
&& apps to take screenshots and check
Change-Id: Ieb83373c9103f9847775eca5788358b567a05b24
Merged-In: Ieb83373c9103f9847775eca5788358b567a05b24
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Do not call HWComposer::
getColorModes
getRenderIntents
getHdrCapabilities
getSupportedPerFrameMetadata
getLayerReleaseFence
when the display id is invalid. This happens with virtual displays
when mUseHwcVirtualDisplays is false.
Bug: 112082244
Test: screenrecord
Change-Id: Ifd8a85fc15e1628744bf21277bd8fe3e2c322e46
Merged-In: Ifd8a85fc15e1628744bf21277bd8fe3e2c322e46
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attestation" into pie-vts-dev
am: 78c0e32983 -s ours
Change-Id: I72a673a29f979ef87d789af4993a80c81bdb67d8
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AOSP builds have different product & brand values than the ones flashed
onto the device's Keymaster in the factory.
As a result, Device ID attestation will not work on them correctly
because there is a mismatch between the values sent to Keymaster by the
platform and the values Keymaster is expecting to attest to.
Mark AOSP builds as not having this feature since it would affect all
AOSP builds on all devices.
Bug: 110361822
Test: atest com.android.cts.devicepolicy.MixedDeviceOwnerTest#testKeyManagement
Merged-In: I55e7c68b3e082af465c19cf18aeeeecffc4eb356
Change-Id: I55e7c68b3e082af465c19cf18aeeeecffc4eb356
(cherry picked from commit 4260ee9282f9666821dbdb4e7dda6c65f605a6b2)
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Classes which inherit indirectly from Layer and which override
onFirstRef need to also call their parents' onFirstRef to ensure that
Layer is initialized correctly.
Bug: 111854867
Test: atest UiAutomationTest#testWindowContentFrameStats
Change-Id: I5e29b6619d1a2e48277ad465a64d1f13bb92905c
Merged-In: I5ceb531a5d59587ab489342d0b19a42c1a286402
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There is really no point in doing that because this can be done
in an async way such that the first and subsequent dequeueBuffer
still don't block because at that point allocation is very likely
done.
Furthermore, avoid calling setAsyncMode initially, as it will also
block RT on buffer allocation. However, the default is false in
any case, so we really don't need to call it.
Also, only allocate one buffer at a time and don't block in
dequeueBuffer on allocating buffers. It will likely have one buffer
available already, and there is no point in waiting for other
buffers to be allocated.
Test: Press home with memory contention, observe less delay.
Test: General smoke testing for increased jank
Bug: 111517695
Change-Id: I9deb435013b2503178d2fe032151c1aaedd667af
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Added more info to the protobuf to help identify the root cause of the
bug.
Bug: 111062294
Test: go/winscope
Change-Id: Ife93907482ad89341b20a5508acce04ad4a5b32e
Merged-In: Ife93907482ad89341b20a5508acce04ad4a5b32e
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Bug: 111062294
Test: adb bugreport
Change-Id: I40aa5f75d40b401b4f0eef5390106b3dac62ef43
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* changes:
surfaceflinger: default to DisplayColorSetting::ENHANCED
surfaceflinger: signalRefresh after boot animation starts
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DisplayColorSetting works like a hint. On devices that do not
support RenderIntent::ENHANCE, RenderIntent::COLORIMETRIC will be
picked.
Bug: 79434305
Test: Pixel 2017 and 2018 boot animations
Change-Id: Ie85cca6eae75cf6ada3a4a364c402d09dc2920f9
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Assume BootStage::BOOTLOADER initially. Switch to
BootStage::BOOTANIMATION on first buffer latch and switch to
BootStage::FINISHED after bootFinished is called.
Do not invoke signalRefresh when in BootStage::BOOTLOADER. We do
not want to replace bootloader splash by a blank screen. This saves
HWC from workarounds that may or may not work reliably.
Bug: 79434305
Bug: 110772452
Test: reboot and observe
Change-Id: I9e892e629303177431acd2cfe23f0f984ca6866e
Merged-In: I9e892e629303177431acd2cfe23f0f984ca6866e
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The 'lowmemorykiller' directory isn't used for lmk tracing on devices that have userspace lmk.
Bug: 110999121
Test: The memreclaim option is available in Traceur on a device with
userspace lmk.
Change-Id: I5dadb5c6c55cb04b6fe079b5f10a3dc35f1ee3f1
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Previously, SurfaceFlinger would query Power HAL speculatively at the first
time color mode is set when device is booted. Howerver, Power HAL is not
necessary started before SurfaceFlinger and it's not necessary to query Power
HAL when color mode is not switched. As a result, the boot time is very long
because SurfaceFlinger needs to wait for Power HAL to start. Thus, in this
patch, we avoid querying Power HAL until color mode is switched, which won't
happen until we enter wide-color-gamut Apps.
BUG: 110112323
BUG: 111009852
Test: Build, flash and boot device, check hardware.power output with adb logcat
Change-Id: Ia581461ba7861784bff35cac6fbeca9bac92b8fa
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We disallow legacy saturation matrix since this commit. For those do
have such a matrix, instead of applying it between sRGB->P3 conversion,
we apply it on P3. This means P3 and HDR tone mapped to P3 are also
saturated.
Bug: 110840428
Test: See red/orange scene through Camera ViewFinder, take a picture,
check the picture in Photos App, the red/orange should have
similar saturation.
Change-Id: I335b39888a76c7e411d9e03d9ad71448cbd7c05f
Merged-In: I335b39888a76c7e411d9e03d9ad71448cbd7c05f
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GPU composition is slow with FP16 wide color gamut. In this patch, we try to
mitigate this issue by boosting the GPU to higher frequency when SurfaceFlinger
is going to switch to Display P3 color mode by sending the new
PowerHint::EXPENSIVE_RENDERING to PowerManager.
BUG: 110112323
Test: adb shell cat /sys/class/kgsl/kgsl-3d0/devfreq/cur_freq to verify GPU
frequency with/without WCG content. GPU frequency should be high with
WCG content, and should be reset without WCG content.
Change-Id: I3758bcf9940e71d4b6d122d8916b7ad7f10f5397
Merged-In: I3758bcf9940e71d4b6d122d8916b7ad7f10f5397
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