Add "art/test" to the list of Core Library projects.
Allow modules under art/test to use `sdk_version: "none"`. This is so that ART run-test module definitions can use the same settings as Libcore tests: sdk_version: "none", system_modules: "core-all-system-modules", Test: m nothing Bug: 147814778 Change-Id: Ibb74d6a06a6609be511403c51ca7a02204bf606f
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@@ -145,11 +145,18 @@ func createLibcoreRules() []Rule {
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"prebuilts",
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}
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// Core library constraints. The sdk_version: "none" can only be used in core library projects.
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// Additional whitelisted path only used for ART testing, which needs access to core library
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// targets. This does not affect the contents of a device image (system, vendor, etc.).
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var artTests = []string{
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"art/test",
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}
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// Core library constraints. The sdk_version: "none" can only be used in core library projects and ART tests.
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// Access to core library targets is restricted using visibility rules.
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rules := []Rule{
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NeverAllow().
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NotIn(coreLibraryProjects...).
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NotIn(artTests...).
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With("sdk_version", "none").
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WithoutMatcher("name", Regexp("^android_.*stubs_current$")),
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}
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