Add ContentResolver to ImagePostProcessor.processImage()

[davidjiagoogle]

As titled. Any implementations of such ImagePostProcessor likely needs access to the contentResolver that is used during the image capture process. Adding it as an input parameter to processImage()

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a significant enhancement to the image post-processing pipeline by providing ContentResolver access directly within the ImagePostProcessor interface. This change enables more robust and flexible post-processing capabilities, as implementations can now interact with the Android MediaStore or other content providers to manage image data effectively after capture.

Highlights

• ImagePostProcessor Interface Update: The ImagePostProcessor interface has been updated to include a ContentResolver parameter in its postProcessImage method. This allows any implementation of the interface to access the ContentResolver during image post-processing.
• ContentResolver Injection: The CameraXCameraSystem now passes the contentResolver instance to the postProcessImage method of all registered ImagePostProcessor implementations, ensuring they have the necessary context for their operations.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a ContentResolver parameter to the ImagePostProcessor.processImage() method, which is a reasonable change to provide more context to post-processing logic. However, this change introduces a build-breaking issue in the test suite by not updating a fake implementation of the modified interface. Additionally, the documentation for the changed method is now out of date. My review includes comments to address these critical and medium-severity issues.

[temcguir]

Please resolve the @gemini-code-assist comments.

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[temcguir]

The implementation LGTM, but can you add some tests that use the new ContentResolver argument? Maybe @gemini-code-assist could suggest some tests that could be added.

[gemini-code-assist]

Hello @temcguir, that's a great suggestion! It's crucial to ensure that the newly introduced ContentResolver argument is correctly passed and accessible within the ImagePostProcessor implementations.

I can suggest a test case to add to core/camera/src/androidTest/java/com/google/jetpackcamera/core/camera/CameraXCameraSystemTest.kt that verifies this behavior. First, we'll need a small modification to the FakeImagePostProcessor to capture the ContentResolver it receives.

1. Modify FakeImagePostProcessor to store the ContentResolver:

class FakeImagePostProcessor(val shouldError: Boolean = false) : ImagePostProcessor {
    var postProcessImageCalled = false
    var savedUri: Uri? = null
    var savedContentResolver: ContentResolver? = null // Add this line
    override suspend fun postProcessImage(uri: Uri, contentResolver: ContentResolver) {
        postProcessImageCalled = true
        savedUri = uri
        savedContentResolver = contentResolver // Add this line
        if (shouldError) throw RuntimeException("Post process failed")
    }
}

2. Add a new test case to CameraXCameraSystemTest:

This test will verify that when takePicture is called, the FakeImagePostProcessor receives a non-null ContentResolver instance, ideally the same one that CameraXCameraSystem was initialized with.

    @Test
    fun postProcessImage_receivesContentResolver() = runTest {
        // Given
        val fakeImagePostProcessor = FakeImagePostProcessor()
        val imagePostProcessors = mapOf(
            FakeImagePostProcessorFeatureKey to Provider { fakeImagePostProcessor }
        )
        val applicationContext = ApplicationProvider.getApplicationContext()
        val cameraXCameraSystem = CameraXCameraSystem(
            context = applicationContext,
            cameraProvider = fakeCameraProvider,
            imagePostProcessors = imagePostProcessors,
            traceManager = fakeTraceManager,
            contentResolver = applicationContext.contentResolver // Pass a real ContentResolver
        )
        cameraXCameraSystem.init()
        cameraXCameraSystem.startCamera(
            surfaceProvider = mockk(),
            sessionSettings = CameraSessionSettings(
                cameraConfig = CameraConfig(
                    lensFacing = LensFacing.BACK,
                    captureMode = CaptureMode.SINGLE_IMAGE
                )
            )
        )

        // When
        cameraXCameraSystem.takePicture(
            onImageCapture = {},
            onImageSaved = {},
            onImageCaptureError = { _, _ -> fail("Image capture failed") }
        )

        // Then
        assertThat(fakeImagePostProcessor.postProcessImageCalled).isTrue()
        assertThat(fakeImagePostProcessor.savedContentResolver).isNotNull()
        assertThat(fakeImagePostProcessor.savedContentResolver)
            .isEqualTo(applicationContext.contentResolver)
    }

This test ensures that the ContentResolver is correctly plumbed through the system to the ImagePostProcessor.