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package com.android.server.timezone;

/**
 * An easy-to-mock interface around intent sending / receiving for use by {@link PackageTracker};
 * it is not possible to test various cases with the real one because of the need to simulate
 * receiving and broadcasting intents.
 */
interface PackageTrackerIntentHelper {

    void initialize(String updateAppPackageName, String dataAppPackageName,
            PackageTracker packageTracker);

    void sendTriggerUpdateCheck(CheckToken checkToken);

    /**
     * Schedule a "reliability trigger" after at least minimumDelayMillis, replacing any existing
     * scheduled one. A reliability trigger ensures that the {@link PackageTracker} can pick up
     * reliably if a previous update check did not complete for some reason. It can happen when
     * the device is idle. The trigger is expected to call
     * {@link PackageTracker#triggerUpdateIfNeeded(boolean)} with a {@code false} value.
     */
    void scheduleReliabilityTrigger(long minimumDelayMillis);

    /**
     * Make sure there is no reliability trigger scheduled. No-op if there wasn't one.
     */
    void unscheduleReliabilityTrigger();
}