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Revert notification patterns to default pre-S ones [DO NOT MERGE]

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Bug: 210535717
Test: manual
Change-Id: I6ead011f1cc28ea0c061941ab1665ed8250c3784
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Lais Andrade 2022-03-07 22:49:17 +00:00
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oriole/overlay/frameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml
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@ -227,88 +227,6 @@
non-zero amplitudes, to bring the vibrator amplitude down to zero using this timing. -->
<integer name="config_vibrationWaveformRampDownDuration">50</integer>
<!-- A vibration waveform for notifications that specify DEFAULT_VIBRATE.
This value is a float array with values grouped as
{ targetAmplitude (within [0,1]), targetFrequency [-1,1], duration (in milliseconds) }
This is only applied on devices with vibration frequency control. If the device doesn't
support frequency control, then the vibration specified in
config_defaultNotificationVibePattern is used instead.
-->
<array name="config_defaultNotificationVibeWaveform">
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
</array>
<!-- A vibration waveform for notifications that do not specify vibration but vibrate anyway,
because the device is in vibrate mode. This value is a float array with values grouped as
{ targetAmplitude (within [0,1]), targetFrequency [-1,1], duration (in milliseconds) }
This is only applied on devices with vibration frequency control. If the device doesn't
support frequency control, then the vibration specified in
config_notificationFallbackVibePattern is used instead.
-->
<array name="config_notificationFallbackVibeWaveform">
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>50.0</item>
</array>
<!-- the number of the max cached processes in the system. -->
<integer name="config_customizedMaxCachedProcesses">64</integer>

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raven/overlay/frameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml
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@ -195,88 +195,6 @@
non-zero amplitudes, to bring the vibrator amplitude down to zero using this timing. -->
<integer name="config_vibrationWaveformRampDownDuration">50</integer>
<!-- A vibration waveform for notifications that specify DEFAULT_VIBRATE.
This value is a float array with values grouped as
{ targetAmplitude (within [0,1]), targetFrequency [-1,1], duration (in milliseconds) }
This is only applied on devices with vibration frequency control. If the device doesn't
support frequency control, then the vibration specified in
config_defaultNotificationVibePattern is used instead.
-->
<array name="config_defaultNotificationVibeWaveform">
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
</array>
<!-- A vibration waveform for notifications that do not specify vibration but vibrate anyway,
because the device is in vibrate mode. This value is a float array with values grouped as
{ targetAmplitude (within [0,1]), targetFrequency [-1,1], duration (in milliseconds) }
This is only applied on devices with vibration frequency control. If the device doesn't
support frequency control, then the vibration specified in
config_notificationFallbackVibePattern is used instead.
-->
<array name="config_notificationFallbackVibeWaveform">
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>50.0</item>
<item>0.4</item>
<item>-0.25</item>
<item>100.0</item>
<item>0.0</item>
<item>-0.85</item>
<item>50.0</item>
</array>
<!-- Height of the status bar.
Do not read this dimen directly. Use {@link SystemBarUtils#getStatusBarHeight} instead.
-->