Use $(AAPT) instead of aapt for verifying uses libraries
For SDK builds, $(AAPT) points to a prebuilt and aapt is not necessarily in the path. Test: make -j32 <some SDK build> tests Bug: 70934104 Bug: 67345922 Change-Id: Icfd62a4e3ec284ed59a61714765e5a909a27947d
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@@ -15,11 +15,13 @@
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# limitations under the License.
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# apt_binary is $(AAPT) in the build.
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# Parse sdk, targetSdk, and uses librares in the APK, then cross reference against build specified ones.
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set -e
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local_apk=$1
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badging=$(aapt dump badging "${local_apk}")
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badging=$(${aapt_binary} dump badging "${local_apk}")
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export sdk_version=$(echo "${badging}" | grep "sdkVersion" | sed -n "s/sdkVersion:'\(.*\)'/\1/p")
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# Export target_sdk_version to the caller.
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export target_sdk_version=$(echo "${badging}" | grep "targetSdkVersion" | sed -n "s/targetSdkVersion:'\(.*\)'/\1/p")
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