Remove logic from NetworkMonitorManager wrapper
NetworkMonitorManager should just be a passthrough wrapper for INetworkMonitor. Move logic to choose the notifyNetworkConnected version to call to its only caller, ConnectivityService. This allows removing the dependency on modules-utils-build, which makes the networkstack-client library less portable; for example it would add duplicate classes if networkstack-client is included into service-wifi, as service-wifi can already use modules-utils-build from framework-wifi. Fixes: 227161380 Test: atest ConnectivityServiceTest Change-Id: Ie50f586c5d1ffe021cb0a96294f13f478fd3a2dd
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@ -9252,7 +9252,18 @@ public class ConnectivityService extends IConnectivityManager.Stub
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params.networkCapabilities = networkAgent.networkCapabilities;
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params.linkProperties = new LinkProperties(networkAgent.linkProperties,
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true /* parcelSensitiveFields */);
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networkAgent.networkMonitor().notifyNetworkConnected(params);
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// isAtLeastT() is conservative here, as recent versions of NetworkStack support the
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// newer callback even before T. However getInterfaceVersion is a synchronized binder
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// call that would cause a Log.wtf to be emitted from the system_server process, and
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// in the absence of a satisfactory, scalable solution which follows an easy/standard
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// process to check the interface version, just use an SDK check. NetworkStack will
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// always be new enough when running on T+.
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if (SdkLevel.isAtLeastT()) {
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networkAgent.networkMonitor().notifyNetworkConnected(params);
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} else {
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networkAgent.networkMonitor().notifyNetworkConnected(params.linkProperties,
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params.networkCapabilities);
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}
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scheduleUnvalidatedPrompt(networkAgent);
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// Whether a particular NetworkRequest listen should cause signal strength thresholds to
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