This leads to an arm64 apex being used on a device that is mixed
x86_64 with nativebridge=arm64. A device like that doesn't appear
to work with arm64 binaries. For example, the boringssl-self-check
binary crashes on boot.
Bug: 260115309
Test: unit test
Test: boot emulator with this combination
Change-Id: Ic4a91974290a05b1799f755fcf52ef226d68f4c2
When defining a stubs library, allow specifying that the
implementation library does not need to be installed. This allows for
cases where the implementation is deployed in some non-standard way -
e.g. inside a Microdroid virtual machine.
Without this, we get build errors like: "TARGET module
com.android.compos requires non-existent TARGET module: libvm_payload".
Default behavior is unchanged. The change is protected by an allowlist
to limit usage to the immediate use case.
Bug: 243512108
Test: builds; soong tests pass
Test: Remove allowlist, see build failure
Change-Id: Iaae75f2e93b842f5944a7518cc95069d62c5a638
It's not read outside of the function / action generation logic, so keep
it inside the function.
Test: presubmits
Fixes: 190817312
Change-Id: I0626e6c86adc584abb2a251cbc7ffb1bec2c7f59
This file contains the java APIs parsed by the 'dexdeps' tool within the gen_java_usedby_apex.sh.
Bug: 239084755
Fixes: 239084755
Test: presubmits
Change-Id: Ia271783a6be3ea3a343481306cde1aaba2166e88
The image apex does not need all the files that make up a flattened
apex.
Bug: 254205429
Test: go tests
Change-Id: Iff05f2d01f11397bc9e9bf31868112575268969b
The libcronet prebuilt JNI library doesn't exist for riscv64 yet.
Add exclude_* properties to apex arch-specific properties so that
the libcronet dependency can be excluded from the apex that contains
when the arch is riscv64 until it exists for riscv64.
Test: TestApexWithArch
Change-Id: Ic395a077824f0f60b90178530fbfae8a96b3782f
There are no riscv64 apex prebuilts, which breaks the build when
provenance_metadata singelton tries to run a tool on all the input
apexes that don't exist. Hack it to provide the arm64 apex for now
if no riscv64 apex is specified, which will allow the build to pass.
Test: lunch aosp_riscv64-userdebug && m droid
Change-Id: Ic39936539803615ea4b7f817daf7b59ab7c40e7e
Soong supports string properties, but they are overloaded, and can mean
one of three things:
* path reference
* module reference
* string literal
Bazel has different types: label and string attributes. Thus there needs
to be a way to categorize them correctly in bp2build.
This CL introduces a new function to be used on properties like
apex_key.private_key / apex_key.public_key, as well as
android_app.certificate / apex.certificate.
It is important to disambiguate the prop betenn a string literal
attribute or file/rule target label attribute, so this functions does
just that. The new attributes are then further handled by their
respective macros (apex_key, android_binary, apex).
Bug: 253557437
Fixes: 253557437
Test: presubmits, new tests
Change-Id: Id8111cdd60d3aabcae7d17fe9da84d0ee3966023
This fixes a bug that only the primary output of an appSet is installed
when the appSet is part of a flattened APEX.
Bug: 247072627
Test: m GoogleExtServices on a device using flattened APEX.
system/apex/com.android.extservices.gms/priv-app/GoogleExtServices@TM
has these apks:
GoogleExtServices.apk GoogleExtServices-arm64_v8a.apk
GoogleExtServices-hdpi.apk GoogleExtServices-ldpi.apk
GoogleExtServices-mdpi.apk GoogleExtServices-tvdpi.apk
GoogleExtServices-xhdpi.apk GoogleExtServices-xxhdpi.apk
GoogleExtServices-xxxhdpi.apk
(before the fix, there only was GoogleExtServices.apk)
Change-Id: Icbc4dd002f856a3f751badec781ad132c423ac9b
In Soong, decodeMultilib, used to get multilib to determine the dep variations, return "first" if defaultMultilib is set to "common". apex sets defaultMultilib to "common" which means equivalent compileMultilib in bp2build for apex should be "first" (See new Soong unit tests for more context).
This CL fixes bp2build for apex to be more correct.
Bug: 251559512
Test: go tests
Change-Id: Id1cb4407980fc1fab91822c81326f37fb4adfa0a
