(This is a merge of http://go/wvgerrit/31040)
Because the Policy Engine was only consulting the result of the Max-Res
Decode check when it was in kLicenseStateCanPlay and not in other states
that imply kKeyStatusUsable, like kLicenseStateWaitingLicenseUpdate, the
Max-Res Decode results would not be honored during the interval between
requesting a renewal and receiving the result. (Or until the key
expired.) This was particularly problematic for keys with renewal delays
less than ten seconds long, which would freeze the Max-Res state before
it had a chance to update for the first time, effectively disabling
Max-Res Decode until renewal was received.
Fixing this required changing how the Policy Engine and the
LicenseKeyStatus objects communicate about the changing usability state
of the LicenseKeyStatus objects. Before, a call to ApplyConstraints()
might calculate a Max-Res failure, but this failure would be pending
until the Policy Engine deigned to call ApplyStatusChange() again.
Without a call to ApplyStatusChange(), it could pend forever. This put a
burden on the PolicyEngine to poll the LicenseKeys with redundant
ApplyStatusChange() calls using the same CdmKeyStatus that the keys were
already in, just in case Max-Res had changed since the last necessary
call to ApplyStatusChange().
If the Policy Engine got the timing of these calls wrong, it would
result in Max-Res results being ignored. (as in the linked bug) If it
ever polled with the wrong CdmKeyStatus, it would update the
LicenseKeys' status when it did not mean to. It would be preferable if
this polling were not needed, so that the Policy Engine couldn't get it
wrong.
This patch changes the API between these classes so that when Max-Res
fails, the state change can be reported immediately instead of pending
until ApplyStatusChange() is called, eliminating the need for polling.
All state changes to the LicenseKeyStatus objects go through a unified
ApplyStatusChange() method that can update the CdmKeyStatus, resolution,
and/or HDCP level and report any resulting usability changes
immediately. This patch updates the unit tests to exercise this new API
instead of the old API.
Previously, the linked bug slipped past our unit tests because we only
test unrenewable, streaming licenses against Max-Res. This patch adds
several more variants to
policy_engine_constraints_unittest so that it tests six kinds of
license to provide better coverage.
Bug: 62393949
Test: build_and_run_all_unit_tests
Change-Id: I0dfdbf6b8ea39abb446089aef5f6ea0502e9b4c6
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