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Bug: 2785727
Change-Id: I2d37510572b0bc46c5c804b9c46ad00626523b05

Change-Id: Ief42aa4ca9238b0481a6b3e75d198ceacc3c721c

Change-Id: Ie6a0e9f5d27e9c3a7f8218f3a3fb7b69d35d6be1

Bug: 2692736
Change-Id: I36854393b273c383e63fbf771946da711d027d65

Change-Id: I60fe1383131104aa318623ac7103594aa9a8fc7d

Change-Id: I2435aa757ca98633281e7c495794e9e86cb71289

Change-Id: I7ec8f6e718f9ec86e52247effd3ef944a48481cb

Previously, DeskClock used Activity.managedQuery, which
didn't exactly leak cursors, but it allowed them to
accumulate as long as the DeskClock Activity was running.
When used overnight as a bedside clock, the Activity can run
for a very long time without being paused.

Bug: 2627720
Change-Id: If4d53d3d6cba9dd96b41a3e25f4c8fad75339c42

Change-Id: Ic8e770f3951c6baf9e705f054ed8afe8493a9f46

Bug: 2570142
Change-Id: I093b48f5b1baf50341f9fcb03516e127ae3057ac

Bug: 2574118
Bug: 2301604 (original)
Change-Id: I36fba9248848325f48f6ab82dbd09dcc881cfcbf

This allows the activity to stick around if another activity
(like calendar alerts) pops up on top.

Bug: 2577091
Change-Id: I46ca5596f96e05184b64cc9a73b4e1e9a33f1561

this is part of a larger effort to collect app launch performance for the platform.

Change-Id: I23974688bad1f66aa24906c73317c6ace67c41fd

Change-Id: I2cbc91055b377c9654408b0065e8619fcb450f9b

Bug: 2545542
Change-Id: I297482b010dda3167bee9ee844934ccd2daabd4a

Change-Id: I21d2e557406199f7537c2749c7569f95ecaa935c

Bug: 2511012
Change-Id: I9543e40784c31d860bba76faea943b4b9fbb0e60

When the screen is off, the dock app is paused; if the
device is undocked in this state, there's a race to resume
the dock app & broadcast the UI mode change event. Fixed.

Bug: 2507444
Change-Id: I7416aed4f9def0b9458273f40fe27131412d23f0

Change-Id: I001a3040a49afb7c8974db1ebe69fa3d4cef09f1

Change-Id: Idc645589651e4164baca01dde58665d531d80037

The original intent was to enable the alarm when hitting done after making edits
but this caused the alarm to always turn on even if the user turned the alarm
off and hit done.

Bug: 2441762
Change-Id: I9f37ec2477ddced26df1c1fb4444cd5e5121e7d5

Keep the original alarm state so that revert will reload the preferences from
the original state. Have all preferences immediately take effect. When adding a
new alarm, add the alarm if preferences change and then delete the alarm when
reverting.

Pop the set alarm toast only when changing the time or the enabled setting and
the result is that the alarm is enabled. Otherwise there can be a lot of toasts
showing while editing an alarm.

Merge "Adds hooks to DeskClock so that other programs may kill or snooze a ringing alarm, and also a broadcast intent to inform interested parties when the alarm has been dismissed."

snooze a ringing alarm, and also a broadcast intent to
inform interested parties when the alarm has been dismissed.

Change-Id: I491c3a24a6bac33025665c799c76a743010e9761

TimePickerDialog calls onTimeSet only if the user hits the "Set" button. In the
case of a new alarm, keep track of the call to onTimeSet and check it when the
user presses back.

Bug: 2338234

Bug: 2449914

Bug: 2440197

The user most likely wants the alarm to fire at the time they just set so
disable the snooze alert.

Bug: 2421068

(Change 3b5a3c1a caused the widget icon to show up in
Launcher.)