Since rblf_env / rblf_cli are not typed properly, accept
input variables via a file so that they can be converted
with the correct types.
Bug: 201700692
Test: go test
Change-Id: I9b56067cfe396d1bcd8d62c353ff222dd61a6c9f
Mk2rbc takes a .mk file and produces a .rbc file under the
same path, but with a different stem. For example:
build/test/foo.mk becomes out/build/test/foo.rbc
This makes it difficult to see everything that mk2rbc has
generated in the out folder. Move the generated files to
out/rbc instead, so they have a common stem that is separate
from the rest of the build outputs.
Fixes: 202249430
Test: m RBC_PRODUCT_CONFIG=1 nothing
Change-Id: If3edba3feef9c2d3631244d533b997ef0b8b4e8b
This was broken in aosp/1878498; ccross@ submitted aosp/1875758 between
writing that change and submitting it, which changed the paths to mk2rbc
and rbcrun, thereby breaking Starlark product configuration.
Test: Presubmits.
Change-Id: I185489589997e6bdc815a54a8f6f328c18f813d0
It's better not to have state hidden in dotfiles (or rather,
dotdirectories) if we can help.
It's questionable whether the "linux-x86" path segment makes sense since
soong_build only ever runs on one operating system, but I didn't want to
rock the boat now.
Drive-by fixed some quoting fixes in rbc-run. Notably, I didn't wrap
`$@` into double quotes because I don't know whether the lack of double
quotes was intended or not.
Also drive-by fixed the fact that "out/soong" was added twice to the
directory name of bpglob. This turned out not to be a problem because
bpglob doesn't need to be explicitly built: if it's needed, it's
declared as an input of the glob files so it'll be built automatically
(at the cost of the first "null build" not actually being a null build)
Test: Presubmits.
Change-Id: I710d8d16cd8212059a0ca1ee95378505303eed83
Needed for the board configuration.
rbc-run will also now pass any extra arguments it receives
to rbcrun. (The real program, not the script)
Bug: 201700692
Test: rbc_product_config.py aosp_arm64-userdebug
Change-Id: Ic9869f693f1d28bafee59050b6ae7b1fba14dbdd