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Commit 7d5e27af authored by David Duarte's avatar David Duarte
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MediaPlayerWrapperTest: Remove unused TestLooperManager 

This has the side effect of not blocking the Looper thread anymore, but looking at the code it seems to only be used for a timeout

Bug: 344658662
Test: m BluetoothInstrumentationTests
Flag: TEST_ONLY
Change-Id: I44c3632ce41e2c8e7b7a5fe073611e07926bb71f
parent 784ead99

android/app/tests/unit/src/com/android/bluetooth/audio_util/MediaPlayerWrapperTest.java

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@@ -247,7 +247,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testNoQueueMediaUpdates() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -309,7 +308,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testDataOnUpdateNoQueue() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -353,7 +351,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testNullMetadata() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -384,7 +381,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testNullPlayback() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -416,7 +412,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testNullQueue() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -443,7 +438,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testQueueCached() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -497,7 +491,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testPlaybackStateUpdateSpam() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -553,7 +546,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testWrapperCleanup() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -573,7 +565,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testIgnorePlaystateNone() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -603,7 +594,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
    @Test

    public void testMetadataSync() {

        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager = new TestLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);
@@ -712,9 +702,6 @@ public class MediaPlayerWrapperTest { 
        final int numTestLoops = 100;



        // Create the wrapper object and register the looper with the timeout handler

        TestLooperManager looperManager =

                InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation()

                        .acquireLooperManager(mThread.getLooper());

        MediaPlayerWrapper wrapper =

                MediaPlayerWrapperFactory.wrap(mMockContext, mMockController, mThread.getLooper());

        wrapper.registerCallback(mTestCbs);