This CL adds support that allows treating an APEX as pre-signed. We can
skip signing an APEX with `-e <apex-name>=` and
`--extra_apex_payload_key <apex-name>=`. Note that the payload_key and
container_key must be in consistent state - either they're both
PRESIGNED or none of them is. CheckApkAndApexKeysAvailable() has been
updated to perform the sanity check.
Bug: 123716522
Test: Run sign_target_files_apks.py with the above flags.
Test: python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks
Change-Id: Id1e2f3f2facd4a97a385983cc9b78c028f7e7e73
Bug: 123716522
Test: Run sign_target_files_apks.py to sign a target_files with APEXes.
Test: Run check_target_files_signatures.py on signed artifact.
Test: python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks
Change-Id: I3fa13e3d9461cf5e0838e0572d436e218164fe41
All the releasetools unittests extend the common base class of
test_utils.ReleaseToolsTestCase. Define tearDown() in the base class to
do the clean-up works.
Test: `pylint --rcfile=pylintrc test_*.py`
Test: `python -m unittest discover .`
Change-Id: I51775d964ef032dcdf3bb89c55e1a31371cde708
We may pack prebuilts that end with ".apk" into target_files zip, via
PRODUCT_COPY_FILES. META/apkcerts.txt won't contain the cert info for
such files, and we want to keep them as is while signing, despite of the
".apk" extension.
This CL adds "--skip_apks_with_path_prefix" option to
sign_target_files_apks.py. APKs with matching prefixes will be copied
verbatim into the signed images. The prefix should match the entry names
in the target_files (e.g. "SYSTEM_OTHER/preloads/"). The option may be
repeated to specify multiple prefixes.
Note that although we may skip signing an APK file with "-e ApkName=".
This would skip *all* the APK files with the matching basename.
"--skip_apks_with_path_prefix" allows matching the exact prefix.
For example:
$ ./build/make/tools/releasetools/sign_target_files_apks.py \
--skip_apks_with_path_prefix SYSTEM_OTHER/preloads/ \
--skip_apks_with_path_prefix PRODUCT/prebuilts/PrebuiltApp1 \
--skip_apks_with_path_prefix VENDOR/app/PrebuiltApp2.apk \
target_files.zip \
signed-target_files.zip
Bug: 110201128
Test: Run the command above and check the logs.
Test: `python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks`
Change-Id: I7bd80b360917cef137cf1e7e8cfa796968831f47
Test: Run sign_target_files.py to sign a target_files.zip.
Test: `python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks`
Change-Id: Ie795d1bce7bae6af427832283e3d10bfecad80c5
Since we have been carrying test certificates in testdata/ for other
tests, do the same for test_sign_target_files_apks.py. Copy
verity.x509.pem from build/target/product/security/ to testdata/ for
that purpose.
Also capture the stderr output in ReplaceVerityKeyId().
Test: python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks
Change-Id: Ie11e042086952e8a4a5a63950cb0b16cc436b7e6
For devices using derived fingerprint (i.e. /system/build.prop doesn't
contain ro.build.fingerprint, but has ro.build.thumbprint instead), the
current code (in android.os.Build) doesn't have a matching logic to do
the same for ro.vendor.build.fingerprint. This means we will see
ro.build.thumbprint in /system/build.prop, while there's no matching
ro.vendor.build.thumbprint in /vendor/build.prop.
From signing script point of view, it should just apply the tag
replacement (e.g. test-keys -> release-keys) for whatever it sees when
signing a target_files.zip.
This CL also adds unit tests for EditTags() and RewriteProps().
Fixes: 27950003
Test: Use 'sign_target_files_apks.py' to sign a target that uses derived
fingerprint and vendor partition. Check VENDOR/build.prop.
Test: python -m unittest test_sign_target_files_apks
Change-Id: I09019da970840cd82f54b68a32b4e94984bc1d8d
