Review Request 127263: Add Wireless Energy Saving action

[Jan Grulich]

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(Updated April 25, 2016, 7:52 a.m.)


Status
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This change has been marked as submitted.


Review request for Plasma, Solid, KDE Usability, and Kai Uwe Broulik.


Changes
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Submitted with commit 039217405a7f8fa252bf1fa4c9fa85491d7069ab by Jan Grulich to branch master.


Repository: powerdevil


Description
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This action adds an option to turn off wifi/wwan/bt once you switch profile (e.g you unplugg the power cable and start running on battery).

One more thing. Due to usage of NetworkManagerQt I had to add add_definitions(-DQT_NO_KEYWORDS) into CMakeLists.txt  like we do in plasma-nm to avoid compilation error (thanks to NetworkManager) and replace all keywords by their Qt equivalent (e.g signals ? Q_SIGNALS).

How it behaves:
1) Switching from "AC" profile to "battery" (or from "battery" to "low battery" which is the same situation):
   a) When the action is enabled in "AC" profile and options to turn off wifi/wwan/bt are enabled
      x) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too and options are turned on ? will do nothing as they should be already turned off
      y) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too but options are turned off ? will do nothing as the "battery" profile is more conservative and we have those devices disabled already in less conservative profile
      z) Switching to a profile where the action is disabled ? will do nothing as there is nothing to do
   b) When the action is enabled in "AC" profile and options to turn off wifi/wwan/bt are disabled
      ? this should behave according to the more conservative profile, if the options are enabled then all devices will be disabled too
   C) When the action is disabled in "AC" profile
      ? should behave as in the case 1-b
2) Switching from "battery" profile to "AC" profile (or from "low battery" to "battery" which is the same situation):
   a) When the action is enabled in "battery" profile and options to turn off wifi/wwan/bt are enabled
      x) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too and options are turned on ? will do nothing as it's same setup
      y) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too and options are turned off ? will turn on the wifi/wwan/bt
      z) Switching to a profile where the action is disabled ? will recover the previous state of the wifi/wwan/bt
   b) When the action is enabled in "battery" profile and options to turn off wifi/wwan/bt are disabled
      x) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too and options are turned on ? will do nothing as the option in "battery" should be ignored in this case due to more conservative profile
      y) Switching to a profile where the action is enabled too and options are turned off ? will do nothing, same configuration
      z) Switching to a profile where the action is disabled ? will recover the previous state of the wifi/wwan/bt
   c) When the action is diabled in "battery" profile
      ? will just recover the previous state of the wifi/wwan/bt as there is nothing to change according to the new profile


Diffs
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  CMakeLists.txt e7fff17 
  daemon/CMakeLists.txt bbfe191 
  daemon/actions/bundled/CMakeLists.txt 45abea3 
  daemon/actions/bundled/org.kde.Solid.PowerManagement.Actions.WirelessPowerSaving.xml PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/actions/bundled/powerdevilwirelesspowersavingaction.desktop PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/actions/bundled/wirelesspowersaving.h PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/actions/bundled/wirelesspowersaving.cpp PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/actions/bundled/wirelesspowersavingconfig.h PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/actions/bundled/wirelesspowersavingconfig.cpp PRE-CREATION 
  daemon/powerdevilactionpool.cpp 2091879 

Diff: https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/127263/diff/


Testing
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I did some basic testing like (un)plugging the power cable and checking whether it applied the correct configuration.


Thanks,

Jan Grulich

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