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Commit 05d3f055 authored by Sumedh Sen's avatar Sumedh Sen
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Set system packages as stopped on user creation 

When new users are created, apps preloaded on the system partition will be scanned with
an initial state of "stopped=true".

Packages can be added to an allowlist to skip setting them initially as
stopped.

Bug: 249514169
Test: atest CtsContentTestCases:SystemPackageDefaultStoppedStateTest
Change-Id: I48523c534f8e00e6953dbe774d7d68b2060c7809
parent f9a03e81

services/core/java/com/android/server/pm/Settings.java

+9 −0
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@@ -4430,6 +4430,15 @@ public final class Settings implements Watchable, Snappable { 
                                ps.getPackageName()));

                                ps.getPackageName()));

                // Only system apps are initially installed.

                // Only system apps are initially installed.

                ps.setInstalled(shouldReallyInstall, userHandle);

                ps.setInstalled(shouldReallyInstall, userHandle);



                // Non-Apex system apps, that are not included in the allowlist in

                // initialNonStoppedSystemPackages, should be marked as stopped by default.

                final boolean shouldBeStopped = service.mShouldStopSystemPackagesByDefault

                        && ps.isSystem()

                        && !ps.isApex()

                        && !service.mInitialNonStoppedSystemPackages.contains(ps.getPackageName());

                ps.setStopped(shouldBeStopped, userHandle);



                // If userTypeInstallablePackages is the *only* reason why we're not installing,

                // If userTypeInstallablePackages is the *only* reason why we're not installing,

                // then uninstallReason is USER_TYPE. If there's a different reason, or if we

                // then uninstallReason is USER_TYPE. If there's a different reason, or if we

                // actually are installing, put UNKNOWN.

                // actually are installing, put UNKNOWN.