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Default assistant, home and emergency could be hidden from users, so
keep this ability when we migrate to roles.
Bug: 124452117
Bug: 124260975
Test: manual
Change-Id: I03265d3f19950b603f74f33b18492ede868e6e49
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I was debugging assistant fallback for secondary users, and had a hard
time figuring out why assistant lost the role. Adding more log will
help us know why things were happening in the future.
Bug: 124452117
Test: build
Change-Id: I2f21aff2178a4b19df7f9188cc07d9949212cf54
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Having a non-system app specified as a default role holder can be
dangerous.
Test: build
Change-Id: I28b30cb1ee9c14c436c492c997be520a64f73675
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Using a single config_defaultRoleHolders turned out to be problematic
and error-prone when mixed with multiple overlays, so split it into
separate config entries.
Bug: 122730135
Test: build
Change-Id: I4125781ec1989e0bcf90d503ae97472468cd4fb6
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Previously we always return the factory default browser as a
fallback (if there is one), however in most cases this will break the
previous behavior of clearing the default browser when a new browser
is installed. This change changes this behavior to be setting a
fallback only if there is only one browser.
Test: manual
Change-Id: Iac142c2ec0a4fb6eecb55576af817c9589558fe0
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