tree e087e17d1b90285656ffb6c64e19f95b5fe7b483
parent d150a2878c8aca339076f0c6a3f340bf78805a03
author Sanjana Sunil <sanjanasunil@google.com> 1658423704 +0000
committer Sanjana Sunil <sanjanasunil@google.com> 1659719733 +0000

Avoid killing the sandbox in hostside tests

After running runDeviceTests() in a hostside test, the app
instrumentation and sandbox are no longer alive, so there is no sandbox
to be killed. A new permission and a test API stopSdkSandbox is added to
allow an app to kill its own sandbox. Hostside tests that were
previously trying to kill a sandbox are rewritten.

Additionally, register a sandbox death recipient for cleaning up the
state of SdkSandboxManagerService each time onServiceConnected() is
called as the system can restart a new sandbox after the death of an old
one.

Bug: 239690000
Bug: 239553253
Bug: 240164606
Test: atest
SdkSandboxManagerTest#testReloadingSdkAfterSandboxDeathIsSuccessful
Test: atest SdkSandboxManagerServiceUnitTest
Change-Id: I74b625767da8f49f1a07eba438ec54e14a2536dd

Change-Id: If5b90e8285882902f8d56df0c43b3b1a6b36de6d