PackageInstaller

ACTION_SESSION_COMMITTED

public static final String ACTION_SESSION_COMMITTED

Broadcast Action: Explicit broadcast sent to the last known default launcher when a session for a new install is committed. For managed profile, this is sent to the default launcher of the primary profile. For user-profiles that have items restricted on home screen, this broadcast is sent to the default launcher of the primary profile, only if it has either ERROR(/Manifest.permission.ACCESS_HIDDEN_PROFILES_FULL) or ERROR(/Manifest.permission.ACCESS_HIDDEN_PROFILES) permission.

The associated session is defined in EXTRA_SESSION and the user for which this session was created in Intent.EXTRA_USER.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.action.SESSION_COMMITTED"

ACTION_SESSION_DETAILS

public static final String ACTION_SESSION_DETAILS

Activity Action: Show details about a particular install session. This may surface actions such as pause, resume, or cancel.

This should always be scoped to the installer package that owns the session. Clients should use SessionInfo.createDetailsIntent() to build this intent correctly.

In some cases, a matching Activity may not exist, so ensure you safeguard against this.

The session to show details for is defined in EXTRA_SESSION_ID.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.action.SESSION_DETAILS"

ACTION_SESSION_UPDATED

public static final String ACTION_SESSION_UPDATED

Broadcast Action: Send information about a staged install session when its state is updated.

The associated session information is defined in EXTRA_SESSION.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.action.SESSION_UPDATED"

DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_DEVELOPER_BLOCKED

public static final int DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_DEVELOPER_BLOCKED

Developer verification failed because the developer cannot be verified, as reported by the verifier via ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationComplete(DeveloperVerificationStatus)/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#reportVerificationComplete(android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationStatus) DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationComplete(DeveloperVerificationStatus)) or ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationComplete( DeveloperVerificationStatus, PersistableBundle)/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#reportVerificationComplete(android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationStatus,android.os.PersistableBundle) DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationComplete( DeveloperVerificationStatus, PersistableBundle))

Constant Value: 2 (0x00000002)

DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE

public static final int DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE

Developer verification failed because the network is unavailable. This corresponds to the status of ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE DeveloperVerificationSession.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE) reported by the verifier via ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationIncomplete(int)/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#reportVerificationIncomplete(int) DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationIncomplete(int)).

Constant Value: 1 (0x00000001)

DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_UNKNOWN

public static final int DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_UNKNOWN

Developer verification failed because of unknown reasons, such as when the verifier times out or cannot be connected. It can also corresponds to the status of ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_UNKNOWN/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_UNKNOWN DeveloperVerificationSession.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_INCOMPLETE_UNKNOWN) reported by the verifier via ERROR(DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationIncomplete(int)/android.content.pm.verify.developer.DeveloperVerificationSession#reportVerificationIncomplete(int) DeveloperVerificationSession.reportVerificationIncomplete(int)).

Constant Value: 0 (0x00000000)

EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_EXTENSION_RESPONSE

public static final String EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_EXTENSION_RESPONSE

An extra containing the response provided by the developer verifier to any extension params provided by the installer. It will be of type PersistableBundle.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_EXTENSION_RESPONSE"

EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILURE_REASON

public static final String EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILURE_REASON

When an installation fails because the developer verification was incomplete or blocked, this extra provides a code that explains the reason, such as DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILED_REASON_NETWORK_UNAVAILABLE. It is included in the installation result returned via the IntentSender in Session.commit(IntentSender). However, along with this reason code, installers can receive different status codes from EXTRA_STATUS depending on their target SDK and permission status:

• Installers without the INSTALL_PACKAGES permission but with the REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES permission and targeting API 36 or less will first receive the STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION status code without this reason code. They will be forced through the user action flow to allow the OS to inform the user of such verification context before continuing to fail the install. If the user has the option to bypass the verification result and chooses to do so, the installation will proceed. Otherwise, the installer will receive the STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED status code along with this reason code that explains why the verification had failed.
• Installers with the INSTALL_PACKAGES permission and targeting API 36 or less will directly receive the STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED status code. This is because they are not expected to have the capability of handling the STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION flow, so the installation will directly fail. This reason code will be supplied to them for providing additional information.
• For all installers targeting higher than API 36
  • For situations that require user input, such as when the developer verification policy allows the user to bypass a verification failure caused by network issues, the installer will receive a STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION status code without this reason code. The installer will be forced through the user action flow to allow the OS to inform the user of such verification context before continuing to fail the installation. If the user has the option to bypass the verification result and chooses to do so, the installation will proceed. Otherwise, the install will receive the STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED status code along with this reason code that explains why the verification had failed.
  • For all other situations, the installer will receive a STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED status code along with this reason code, so the installers can explain the failure to the user accordingly. An Intent.EXTRA_INTENT will also be populated with an intent that can provide additional context where appropriate, should the installer prefer to defer to the OS to explain the failure to the user.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_FAILURE_REASON"

EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_LITE_PERFORMED

public static final String EXTRA_DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_LITE_PERFORMED

An extra containing a boolean indicating whether the lite version of the developer verification was performed on the app to be installed. It is included in the installation result returned via the IntentSender in Session.commit(IntentSender) when the installation failed.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.DEVELOPER_VERIFICATION_LITE_PERFORMED"

EXTRA_INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS

public static final String EXTRA_INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS

The InstallConstraints object.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS"

EXTRA_INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS_RESULT

public static final String EXTRA_INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS_RESULT

The InstallConstraintsResult object.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.INSTALL_CONSTRAINTS_RESULT"

EXTRA_OTHER_PACKAGE_NAME

public static final String EXTRA_OTHER_PACKAGE_NAME

Another package name relevant to a status. This is typically the package responsible for causing an operation failure.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.OTHER_PACKAGE_NAME"

EXTRA_PACKAGE_NAME

public static final String EXTRA_PACKAGE_NAME

Package name that an operation is working with.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.PACKAGE_NAME"

EXTRA_PRE_APPROVAL

public static final String EXTRA_PRE_APPROVAL

Indicate if the status is for a pre-approval request. If callers use the same IntentSender for both Session.requestUserPreapproval(PreapprovalDetails, IntentSender) and Session.commit(IntentSender), they can use this to differentiate between them.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.PRE_APPROVAL"

EXTRA_SESSION

public static final String EXTRA_SESSION

SessionInfo that an operation is working with.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.SESSION"

EXTRA_SESSION_ID

public static final String EXTRA_SESSION_ID

An integer session ID that an operation is working with.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.SESSION_ID"

EXTRA_STATUS

public static final String EXTRA_STATUS

Current status of an operation. Will be one of STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION, STATUS_SUCCESS, STATUS_FAILURE, STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED, STATUS_FAILURE_BLOCKED, STATUS_FAILURE_CONFLICT, STATUS_FAILURE_INCOMPATIBLE, STATUS_FAILURE_INVALID, STATUS_FAILURE_STORAGE, or STATUS_FAILURE_TIMEOUT.

More information about a status may be available through additional extras; see the individual status documentation for details.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.STATUS"

EXTRA_STATUS_MESSAGE

public static final String EXTRA_STATUS_MESSAGE

Detailed string representation of the status, including raw details that are useful for debugging.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.STATUS_MESSAGE"

EXTRA_STORAGE_PATH

public static final String EXTRA_STORAGE_PATH

Storage path relevant to a status.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.STORAGE_PATH"

EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_ALL_USERS

public static final String EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_ALL_USERS

If true, the requestor of the unarchival has specified that the app should be unarchived for all users. Sent as part of the Intent.ACTION_UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE intent.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.UNARCHIVE_ALL_USERS"

EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_ID

public static final String EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_ID

Extra field for the unarchive ID. Sent as part of the Intent.ACTION_UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE intent.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.UNARCHIVE_ID"

EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE_NAME

public static final String EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE_NAME

Extra field for the package name of a package that is requested to be unarchived. Sent as part of the Intent.ACTION_UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE intent.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.UNARCHIVE_PACKAGE_NAME"

EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_STATUS

public static final String EXTRA_UNARCHIVE_STATUS

Current status of an unarchive operation. Will be one of UNARCHIVAL_OK, UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_USER_ACTION_NEEDED, UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE, UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_NO_CONNECTIVITY, UNARCHIVAL_GENERIC_ERROR, UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_DISABLED or UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_UNINSTALLED.

If the status is not UNARCHIVAL_OK, then Intent.EXTRA_INTENT will be set with an intent for a corresponding follow-up action (e.g. storage clearing dialog) or a failure dialog.

Used as part of requestUnarchive(String, IntentSender) to return the status of the unarchival through the IntentSender.

Constant Value: "android.content.pm.extra.UNARCHIVE_STATUS"

PACKAGE_SOURCE_DOWNLOADED_FILE

public static final int PACKAGE_SOURCE_DOWNLOADED_FILE

Code indicating that the package being installed comes from a file that was downloaded to the device by the user. For use in place of PACKAGE_SOURCE_LOCAL_FILE when the installer knows the package was downloaded.

Constant Value: 4 (0x00000004)

PACKAGE_SOURCE_LOCAL_FILE

public static final int PACKAGE_SOURCE_LOCAL_FILE

Code indicating that the package being installed comes from a local file on the device. A file manager that is facilitating the installation of an APK file would use this.

Constant Value: 3 (0x00000003)

PACKAGE_SOURCE_OTHER

public static final int PACKAGE_SOURCE_OTHER

Code indicating that the package being installed is from a source not reflected by any other package source constant.

Constant Value: 1 (0x00000001)

PACKAGE_SOURCE_STORE

public static final int PACKAGE_SOURCE_STORE

Code indicating that the package being installed is from a store. An app store that installs an app for the user would use this.

Constant Value: 2 (0x00000002)

PACKAGE_SOURCE_UNSPECIFIED

public static final int PACKAGE_SOURCE_UNSPECIFIED

The installer did not call PackageInstaller.SessionParams.setPackageSource(int) to specify the package source.

Constant Value: 0 (0x00000000)

STATUS_FAILURE

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE

The operation failed in a generic way. The system will always try to provide a more specific failure reason, but in some rare cases this may be delivered.

Constant Value: 1 (0x00000001)

STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_ABORTED

The operation failed because it was actively aborted. For example, the user actively declined requested permissions, or the session was abandoned.

Constant Value: 3 (0x00000003)

STATUS_FAILURE_BLOCKED

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_BLOCKED

The operation failed because it was blocked. For example, a device policy may be blocking the operation, a package verifier may have blocked the operation, or the app may be required for core system operation.

The result may also contain EXTRA_OTHER_PACKAGE_NAME with the specific package blocking the install.

Constant Value: 2 (0x00000002)

STATUS_FAILURE_CONFLICT

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_CONFLICT

The operation failed because it conflicts (or is inconsistent with) with another package already installed on the device. For example, an existing permission, incompatible certificates, etc. The user may be able to uninstall another app to fix the issue.

The result may also contain EXTRA_OTHER_PACKAGE_NAME with the specific package identified as the cause of the conflict.

Constant Value: 5 (0x00000005)

STATUS_FAILURE_INCOMPATIBLE

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_INCOMPATIBLE

The operation failed because it is fundamentally incompatible with this device. For example, the app may require a hardware feature that doesn't exist, it may be missing native code for the ABIs supported by the device, or it requires a newer SDK version, etc. Starting in Build.VERSION_CODES.UPSIDE_DOWN_CAKE, an app with only 32-bit native code can still be installed on a device that supports both 64-bit and 32-bit ABIs. However, a warning dialog will be displayed when the app is launched.

Constant Value: 7 (0x00000007)

STATUS_FAILURE_INVALID

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_INVALID

The operation failed because one or more of the APKs was invalid. For example, they might be malformed, corrupt, incorrectly signed, mismatched, etc.

Constant Value: 4 (0x00000004)

STATUS_FAILURE_STORAGE

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_STORAGE

The operation failed because of storage issues. For example, the device may be running low on space, or external media may be unavailable. The user may be able to help free space or insert different external media.

The result may also contain EXTRA_STORAGE_PATH with the path to the storage device that caused the failure.

Constant Value: 6 (0x00000006)

STATUS_FAILURE_TIMEOUT

public static final int STATUS_FAILURE_TIMEOUT

The operation failed because it didn't complete within the specified timeout.

Constant Value: 8 (0x00000008)

STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION

public static final int STATUS_PENDING_USER_ACTION

User action is currently required to proceed. You can launch the intent activity described by Intent.EXTRA_INTENT to involve the user and continue.

You may choose to immediately launch the intent if the user is actively using your app. Otherwise, you should use a notification to guide the user back into your app before launching.

Constant Value: -1 (0xffffffff)

STATUS_SUCCESS

public static final int STATUS_SUCCESS

The operation succeeded.

Constant Value: 0 (0x00000000)

UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_DISABLED

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_DISABLED

The installer responsible for the unarchival is disabled.

The system will return this status if appropriate. Installers do not need to verify for this error.

Constant Value: 4 (0x00000004)

UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_UNINSTALLED

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSTALLER_UNINSTALLED

The installer responsible for the unarchival has been uninstalled

The system will return this status if appropriate. Installers do not need to verify for this error.

Constant Value: 5 (0x00000005)

UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_STORAGE

Not enough storage to unarchive the application.

The installer can optionally provide a userActionIntent for a space-clearing dialog. If no action is provided, then a generic intent StorageManager.ACTION_MANAGE_STORAGE is started instead.

Constant Value: 2 (0x00000002)

UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_NO_CONNECTIVITY

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_NO_CONNECTIVITY

The device is not connected to the internet

Constant Value: 3 (0x00000003)

UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_USER_ACTION_NEEDED

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_ERROR_USER_ACTION_NEEDED

The user needs to interact with the installer to enable the installation.

An example use case for this could be that the user needs to login to allow the download for a paid app.

Constant Value: 1 (0x00000001)

UNARCHIVAL_GENERIC_ERROR

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_GENERIC_ERROR

Generic error: The app cannot be unarchived.

Constant Value: 100 (0x00000064)

UNARCHIVAL_OK

public static final int UNARCHIVAL_OK

The unarchival is possible and will commence.

Note that this does not mean that the unarchival has completed. This status should be sent before any longer asynchronous action (e.g. app download) is started.

Constant Value: 0 (0x00000000)

abandonSession

public void abandonSession (int sessionId)

Completely abandon the given session, destroying all staged data and rendering it invalid. Abandoned sessions will be reported to SessionCallback listeners as failures. This is equivalent to opening the session and calling Session.abandon().

checkInstallConstraints

public void checkInstallConstraints (List<String> packageNames, 
                PackageInstaller.InstallConstraints constraints, 
                Executor executor, 
                Consumer<PackageInstaller.InstallConstraintsResult> callback)

Check if install constraints are satisfied for the given packages. Note this query result is just a hint and subject to race because system states could change anytime in-between this query and committing the session. The result is returned by a callback because some constraints might take a long time to evaluate.

commitSessionAfterInstallConstraintsAreMet

public void commitSessionAfterInstallConstraintsAreMet (int sessionId, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver, 
                PackageInstaller.InstallConstraints constraints, 
                long timeoutMillis)

Commit the session when all constraints are satisfied. This is a convenient method to combine waitForInstallConstraints(java.util.List, android.content.pm.PackageInstaller.InstallConstraints, android.content.IntentSender, long) and Session.commit(IntentSender).

Once this method is called, the session is sealed and no additional mutations may be performed on the session. In the case of timeout, you may commit the session again using this method or Session.commit(IntentSender) for retries.

createSession

public int createSession (PackageInstaller.SessionParams params)

Create a new session using the given parameters, returning a unique ID that represents the session. Once created, the session can be opened multiple times across multiple device boots.

The system may automatically destroy sessions that have not been finalized (either committed or abandoned) within a reasonable period of time, typically on the order of a day.

getActiveStagedSession

public PackageInstaller.SessionInfo getActiveStagedSession ()

This method was deprecated in API level 30.
Use getActiveStagedSessions() as there can be more than one active staged session

Returns first active staged session, or null if there is none.

For more information on what sessions are considered active see SessionInfo.isStagedSessionActive().

getActiveStagedSessions

public List<PackageInstaller.SessionInfo> getActiveStagedSessions ()

Returns list of active staged sessions. Returns empty list if there is none.

For more information on what sessions are considered active see * SessionInfo.isStagedSessionActive().

getAllSessions

public List<PackageInstaller.SessionInfo> getAllSessions ()

Return list of all known install sessions, regardless of the installer. Callers need to either declare <queries> element with the specific package name in the app's manifest, have the android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES, or be the session owner to retrieve these details.

getDeveloperVerificationServiceProvider

public final ComponentName getDeveloperVerificationServiceProvider ()

Return the component name of the developer verification service provider, for the purpose of interacting with the specific verifier in relation to extension parameters and response structure. Return null if the system verifier service provider is not available to the caller, or if there is no such provider specified by the system.

getMySessions

public List<PackageInstaller.SessionInfo> getMySessions ()

Return list of all known install sessions owned by the calling app.

getSessionInfo

public PackageInstaller.SessionInfo getSessionInfo (int sessionId)

Return details for a specific session. Callers need to either declare <queries> element with the specific package name in the app's manifest, have the android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES, or be the session owner to retrieve these details.

getStagedSessions

public List<PackageInstaller.SessionInfo> getStagedSessions ()

Return list of all staged install sessions. Callers need to either declare <queries> element with the specific package name in the app's manifest, have the android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES, or be the session owner to retrieve these details.

installExistingPackage

public void installExistingPackage (String packageName, 
                int installReason, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Install the given package, which already exists on the device, for the user for which this installer was created.

This will all restricted permissions.
Requires Manifest.permission.INSTALL_PACKAGES and android.Manifest.permission.INSTALL_EXISTING_PACKAGES

installPackageArchived

public void installPackageArchived (ArchivedPackageInfo archivedPackageInfo, 
                PackageInstaller.SessionParams sessionParams, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Install package in an archived state.
Requires Manifest.permission.INSTALL_PACKAGES

openSession

public PackageInstaller.Session openSession (int sessionId)

Open an existing session to actively perform work. To succeed, the caller must be the owner of the install session.

registerSessionCallback

public void registerSessionCallback (PackageInstaller.SessionCallback callback, 
                Handler handler)

Register to watch for session lifecycle events. No special permissions are required to watch for these events.

registerSessionCallback

public void registerSessionCallback (PackageInstaller.SessionCallback callback)

Register to watch for session lifecycle events. The callers need to be the session owner or have the android.permission.QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES to watch for these events.

reportUnarchivalState

public void reportUnarchivalState (PackageInstaller.UnarchivalState unarchivalState)

Reports the state of an unarchival to the system.
Requires Manifest.permission.INSTALL_PACKAGES or Manifest.permission.REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES

reportUnarchivalStatus

public void reportUnarchivalStatus (int unarchiveId, 
                int status, 
                long requiredStorageBytes, 
                PendingIntent userActionIntent)

Reports the status of an unarchival to the system.
Requires Manifest.permission.INSTALL_PACKAGES or Manifest.permission.REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES

requestArchive

public void requestArchive (String packageName, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Requests to archive a package which is currently installed.

During the archival process, the apps APKs and cache are removed from the device while the user data is kept. Through the requestUnarchive(String, IntentSender) call, apps can be restored again through their responsible installer.

Archived apps are returned as displayable apps through the LauncherApps APIs and will be displayed to users with UI treatment to highlight that said apps are archived. If a user taps on an archived app, the app will be unarchived and the restoration process is communicated.
Requires Manifest.permission.DELETE_PACKAGES or Manifest.permission.REQUEST_DELETE_PACKAGES

requestUnarchive

public void requestUnarchive (String packageName, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Requests to unarchive a currently archived package.

Sends a request to unarchive an app to the responsible installer. The installer is determined by InstallSourceInfo.getUpdateOwnerPackageName(), or InstallSourceInfo.getInstallingPackageName() if the former value is null.

The installation will happen asynchronously and can be observed through Intent.ACTION_PACKAGE_ADDED.
Requires Manifest.permission.INSTALL_PACKAGES or Manifest.permission.REQUEST_INSTALL_PACKAGES

uninstall

public void uninstall (String packageName, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Uninstall the given package, removing it completely from the device. This method is available to:

• the current "installer of record" for the package
• the device owner
• the affiliated profile owner

uninstall

public void uninstall (VersionedPackage versionedPackage, 
                int flags, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Uninstall the given package with a specific version code, removing it completely from the device. This method is only available to the current "installer of record" for the package. If the version code of the package does not match the one passed in the versioned package argument this method is a no-op. Use PackageManager.VERSION_CODE_HIGHEST to uninstall the latest version of the package.
Requires Manifest.permission.DELETE_PACKAGES or Manifest.permission.REQUEST_DELETE_PACKAGES

uninstall

public void uninstall (VersionedPackage versionedPackage, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Uninstall the given package with a specific version code, removing it completely from the device. If the version code of the package does not match the one passed in the versioned package argument this method is a no-op. Use PackageManager.VERSION_CODE_HIGHEST to uninstall the latest version of the package.

This method is available to:

• the current "installer of record" for the package
• the device owner
• the affiliated profile owner

uninstallExistingPackage

public void uninstallExistingPackage (String packageName, 
                IntentSender statusReceiver)

Uninstall the given package for the user for which this installer was created if the package will still exist for other users on the device.
Requires Manifest.permission.DELETE_PACKAGES

unregisterSessionCallback

public void unregisterSessionCallback (PackageInstaller.SessionCallback callback)

Unregister a previously registered callback.

updateSessionAppIcon

public void updateSessionAppIcon (int sessionId, 
                Bitmap appIcon)

Update the icon representing the app being installed in a specific session. This should be roughly ActivityManager.getLauncherLargeIconSize() in both dimensions.

updateSessionAppLabel

public void updateSessionAppLabel (int sessionId, 
                CharSequence appLabel)

Update the label representing the app being installed in a specific session.

waitForInstallConstraints

public void waitForInstallConstraints (List<String> packageNames, 
                PackageInstaller.InstallConstraints constraints, 
                IntentSender callback, 
                long timeoutMillis)

Similar to checkInstallConstraints(java.util.List, android.content.pm.PackageInstaller.InstallConstraints, java.util.concurrent.Executor, java.util.function.Consumer), but the callback is invoked only when the constraints are satisfied or after timeout.

Note: the device idle constraint might take a long time to evaluate. The system will ensure the constraint is evaluated completely before handling timeout.