Snap for 8492870 from 77474bd6bf2cd89bb13e6ef17e64c22d64e0c351 to tm-d1-release (9f5e82ff) · Commits · e / os / android_packages_services_Telecomm

src/com/android/server/telecom/Call.java

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		@@ -1262,7 +1262,7 @@ public class Call implements CreateConnectionResponse, EventManager.Loggable,
		}
		}

		boolean isRingbackRequested() {
		public boolean isRingbackRequested() {
		return mRingbackRequested;
		}

src/com/android/server/telecom/CallAudioManager.java

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		@@ -107,6 +107,10 @@ public class CallAudioManager extends CallsManagerListenerBase {
		// No audio management for calls in a conference, or external calls.
		return;
		}
		if (oldState == newState) {
		// State did not change, so no need to do anything.
		return;
		}
		Log.d(LOG_TAG, "Call state changed for TC@%s: %s -> %s", call.getId(),
		CallState.toString(oldState), CallState.toString(newState));

src/com/android/server/telecom/CallScreeningServiceHelper.java

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		@@ -145,9 +145,9 @@ public class CallScreeningServiceHelper {

		if (!bindCallScreeningService(mContext, mUserHandle, mPackageName, serviceConnection)) {
		Log.i(this, "bindAndGetCallIdentification - bind failed");
		Log.addEvent(mCall, LogUtils.Events.BIND_SCREENING, mPackageName);
		mFuture.complete(null);
		}
		Log.addEvent(mCall, LogUtils.Events.BIND_SCREENING, mPackageName);

		// Set up a timeout so that we're not waiting forever for the caller ID information.
		Handler handler = new Handler();

tests/src/com/android/server/telecom/tests/CallAudioManagerTest.java

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		@@ -294,6 +294,60 @@ public class CallAudioManagerTest extends TelecomTestCase {
		verifyProperCleanup();
		}

		@MediumTest
		@Test
		public void testRingbackStartStop() {
		Call call = mock(Call.class);
		ArgumentCaptor<CallAudioModeStateMachine.MessageArgs> captor = makeNewCaptor();
		when(call.getState()).thenReturn(CallState.CONNECTING);
		when(call.isRingbackRequested()).thenReturn(true);

		mCallAudioManager.onCallAdded(call);
		assertEquals(call, mCallAudioManager.getForegroundCall());
		verify(mCallAudioRouteStateMachine).sendMessageWithSessionInfo(
		CallAudioRouteStateMachine.UPDATE_SYSTEM_AUDIO_ROUTE);
		verify(mCallAudioModeStateMachine).sendMessageWithArgs(
		eq(CallAudioModeStateMachine.NEW_ACTIVE_OR_DIALING_CALL), captor.capture());
		CallAudioModeStateMachine.MessageArgs expectedArgs =
		new Builder()
		.setHasActiveOrDialingCalls(true)
		.setHasRingingCalls(false)
		.setHasHoldingCalls(false)
		.setIsTonePlaying(false)
		.setHasAudioProcessingCalls(false)
		.setForegroundCallIsVoip(false)
		.setSession(null)
		.build();
		assertMessageArgEquality(expectedArgs, captor.getValue());

		when(call.getState()).thenReturn(CallState.DIALING);
		mCallAudioManager.onCallStateChanged(call, CallState.CONNECTING, CallState.DIALING);
		verify(mCallAudioModeStateMachine, times(2)).sendMessageWithArgs(
		eq(CallAudioModeStateMachine.NEW_ACTIVE_OR_DIALING_CALL), captor.capture());
		assertMessageArgEquality(expectedArgs, captor.getValue());
		verify(mCallAudioModeStateMachine, times(2)).sendMessageWithArgs(
		anyInt(), any(CallAudioModeStateMachine.MessageArgs.class));

		// Ensure we started ringback.
		verify(mRingbackPlayer).startRingbackForCall(any(Call.class));

		// Report state change from dialing to dialing, which happens when a call is locally
		// disconnected.
		mCallAudioManager.onCallStateChanged(call, CallState.DIALING, CallState.DIALING);
		// Should not have stopped ringback.
		verify(mRingbackPlayer, never()).stopRingbackForCall(any(Call.class));
		// Should still only have initial ringback start
		verify(mRingbackPlayer, times(1)).startRingbackForCall(any(Call.class));

		// Report state to disconnected
		when(call.getState()).thenReturn(CallState.DISCONNECTED);
		mCallAudioManager.onCallStateChanged(call, CallState.DIALING, CallState.DISCONNECTED);
		// Now we should have stopped ringback.
		verify(mRingbackPlayer).stopRingbackForCall(any(Call.class));
		// Should still only have initial ringback start recorded from before (don't restart it).
		verify(mRingbackPlayer, times(1)).startRingbackForCall(any(Call.class));
		}

		@SmallTest
		@Test
		public void testNewCallGoesToAudioProcessing() {