Generate recovery.img for unittest during build time
The unit tests for imgpatch is comparing the compressed bytes. As a result, these unit tests will fail with libz change. Since the recovery image is just a gzipped ramdisk with some wrappings, we can generate with minigzip it during the build time. This matches the usage in the real world, where we generate the patch with the host side libz; and apply the patch with the library on the device. Bug: 149443852 Test: tests pass on Pixel3 Change-Id: I7885765a161c6bf765671bc55a72cfcaa04b4138
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"libtinyxml2",
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]
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// recovery image for unittests.
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// ========================================================
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genrule {
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name: "recovery_image",
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cmd: "cat $(location testdata/recovery_head) <(cat $(location testdata/recovery_body) | $(location minigzip)) $(location testdata/recovery_tail) > $(out)",
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srcs: [
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"testdata/recovery_head",
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"testdata/recovery_body",
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"testdata/recovery_tail",
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],
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tools: [
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"minigzip",
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],
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out: [
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"testdata/recovery.img",
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],
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}
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cc_test {
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name: "recovery_unit_test",
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isolated: true,
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data: [
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"testdata/*",
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":recovery_image",
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":res-testdata",
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],
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}
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