The summary energy metric was being calculated incorrectly. Instead of
dividing power by the sampling rate, it was being multiplied by it and
divided by a million for some reason.
perf instrument was forcing killall() to run as root on Android devices.
This constraint was preventing perf from being used on unrooted devices.
However, it appears that it is possible for killall() to succeed on at
least some devices as a regular user.
This commit removes the constraint. Since killall() will default to
running as root whenever possible, the instrument will still behave
correctly on rooted Android devices where root is required.
``get-assests.py`` is not a valid python module name therefore it has been
renamed to ``get_assests.py``, the command however remains with the same name.
Changed the `files` parameter to be mandatory and added check to
ensure that at least one file is passed in configuration otherwise
the instrument crashes.
Commands have been updated to use the busybox executable that
is installed via WA rather than relying on it already being in
PATH on the device as this would fail for devices that it was
not installed on.
Android marshmallow uses a different default view for logcat
therefore prevented output from being extracted. The regex
expression has been updated to include matching the new format.
Fixed contact not being found when mistakenly selecting search for
bots instead of contact.
Changed element used to determine when contact has been
selected from status indicator to search icon as with other other
contacts in view the element is never removed.
Now throws error if end call button is not found otherwise workload
could fail to start the call and incorrectly report overall success.
Renamed android device property from 'supported_eabis' to 'supported_abis' to be consistent with linux device.
Updated dex2oat workload to use new property name.
Previously when retrieving apks only it's name would be used to choose
an apk. Now the native code reported by the apk is used to determine
the correct version to run for the specific device. It tries to
match the primary abi of device with native code before falling back to
using a compatible apk.
When using the check_abi parameter it no longer relies on naming convention
and only allows apks with native code supporting a devices primary abi to be
used.
Updated the relevant documentation.
Added property to linux device to return list of supported abis
to be consistent with android devices. Currently only returns a
list containing the primary abi.
