This feature is obsolete.
This makes a large number of codepaths "dead code" (such as
module-specific implementations of ApiBp2build functionality). These
will be deleted in a followup CL.
Bug: 284029211
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: Ib53b99f1fe8c24380d219caf44e9bb3b96724fa0
There is no one actively using mixed sepolicy build, and it made
sepolicy codes too complicated. As we are deprecating mixed build,
removing such code for cleanup.
Bug: 298305798
Test: boot cuttlefish
Change-Id: Icb5071eb1378f8ed83568e4445d7b4d33e29bc46
Rather than PRODUCT_SHIPPING_API_LEVEL, use board api level
(BOARD_API_LEVEL or BOARD_SHIPPING_API_LEVEL) to determine whether we
check coredomain violations or not.
Also provides a Makefile variable to override the flag, for targets that
want to turn on the check optionally.
Bug: 280547417
Test: see build command of vendor_seapp_contexts
Change-Id: Ic7c4a53d0df0cccd45eb699e236a92c8c0bc2d56
Adds the ability to centrally disable HWASan for multiple modules when
building with SANITIZE_TARGET=hwaddress. Soong version of the patchset.
HWASan takes precedence over CFI and several other sanitizers that it's
incompatible with[1], which can be problematic for modules that require
those sanitizers (e.g. those that depend on vendor prebuilts where only
sanitized variants are provided). This patch adds an easy way to disable
HWASan for such modules while still keeping it globally enabled.
Test: build with HWASAN_EXCLUDE_PATHS set and verify with readelf that
relevant modules have no references to __hwasan symbols
[1] bb31ca1168/core/config_sanitizers.mk (236)
Change-Id: I5824f71f2a400c64cde29e2c7afdd167d851d337
Starting from Android V, vendor seapp_contexts files can't assign
coredomain to vendor apps, as it's Treble violation. This build broken
variable is to suppress the enforcement for devices launching with U or
prior.
Bug: 280547417
Test: set BUILD_BROKEN_VENDOR_SEAPP_USES_COREDOMAIN := true and build
Change-Id: Ic4b5309f0d9bab9b93e88988d1a5a942b2de220a
Aconfig provides new argument, default-permission, for create-cache.
When buld aconfig_declarations, aconfig_declarations will read the value
from release configuration to pass this value to aconfig.
Bug: 294417368
Test: presubmit
Change-Id: Id55dab1d757e2366a62449c73e2497cc958c5e78
...instead of based on constraint settings.
Bug: 269577299
Test: m nothing and ./build/bazel/ci/bp2build.sh
Change-Id: Ib9caec79c92b8fd304e46be841de5612bd1637e3
this comes from a trunk stable build flag `RELEASE_AIDL_USE_UNFROZEN`
and is used by the AIDL compiler when creating build rules for the
generated AIDL libraries.
Test: m
Bug: 290265210
Change-Id: I94445c870ac908474e62db0b3172b64d53680852
Install VNDK libraries into vendor or product lib when flag
'KEEP_VNDK' is set as false from build. This flag will be used to
test while deprecating VNDK step by step.
Bug: 290157355
Test: build succeded with DEPRECATE_VNDK succeded
Test: Cuttlefish boot succeded with sepolicy disabled
Change-Id: I05b166f054113ae2775df4e310916d0ea4af3fb6
This allows us to set product variables as build settings instead
of loading them from a target's provider, which further allows us
to read product config variables in transitions.
Bug: 287539062
Bug: 269577299
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: I8497703f706162572ceb3486240e1eb02a37f5f6
Bug: 285303012
Test: for x in next trunk trunk_food trunk_staging ; do lunch aosp_panther-$x-eng ; m nothing ; done
Change-Id: I3375f46b3ecbbc516d1bee6ab3f80725fcccde8f
We will deprecate flattened apexes. In this change, GSI-specific make
variable (PRODUCT_INSTALL_EXTRA_FLATTENED_APEXES) is removed. The
variable was used to install both image/flattened apexes in the GSI, so
that it works on ro.apex.updatable devices and not-updatable devices.
Now, GSI will have only image APEXes in it.
Bug: 278826656
Test: lunch gsi_arm64-userdebug && m # no flattened apexes
Change-Id: Ie5fe505b9f2a6a1687252513788fd3e16bc147c5
The parsed BUILD files will be scanned for obvious definitions of BUILD
targets which have Android.bp counterparts. In such cases, bp2build will
automatically omit conversion of these defined modules (to prevent
collisions). With this change, we no longer need one-off denylisting of
modules which have BUILD file definitions.
This has a 0.03s to 0.2s slowdown for bp2build with current state. This
impact is identical on a heavier test branch, as well. I also ran an
experiment that applied BUILD scanning to all source BUILD files
(regardless of allowlisting), and this had a 2 second slowdown.
We may want to look into parallelizing or improving the performance of
this evaluation, but it's probably not worth the effort at this time,
since the current performance hit is small.
Test: New integration test
Test: Removed libprotobuf-python from denylist and tested building the
package
Test: Treehugger
Change-Id: Ibde3bab12cd4a8fed642ad46e5344a56953bec91
