media/libraries
tonihei 1ceafc7a61 Add timeout to foreground service handling
Currently, as soon as the playback is considered disengaged (not
ready and playing), the foreground service is stopped.
This causes problems if the app or the user attempts to restart
playback after a short amount of time, where apps may run into
foreground service start restrictions.

Almost all of these short-term interaction issues can be solved
by keeping the foreground service running for an additional
timeout period, which is chosen to be 10 minutes to match the
behavior of future Android system enforcements. For any longer
term interactions, apps need to implement playback resumption
paths that can restart the service with the previous playback.

One caveat is that we currently use player.pause() as a way to
stop the foreground service in onTaskRemoved() if the app wants
to abandon playback at this point. With the timeout, the service
can no longer be stopped immediately just by calling pause(),
so we need to explicitly disable the timeout in the corresponding
helper method.

Issue: androidx/media#1928
Issue: androidx/media#111
PiperOrigin-RevId: 726942625
(cherry picked from commit 8a888d0d1801ce018b5bca5dbab78be44507286e)
2025-02-14 18:41:15 +00:00
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