This flag controls whether com.android.virt APEX should include an
additional kernel image that supports modules loading.
Bug: 283822676
Bug: 278008256
Test: m
Change-Id: I296c57308e130ee6d5d185dcb4b690d11d2b04ac
Parses module-info.json, gathers stats on how many times each library is
included shared or statically.
Can print a list of libraries that would be a candidate for changing
from static to shared or visa versa.
Test: m
Bug: 280829178
Change-Id: I4bbffbd673ab2e08c69d0ab6e68402be77c9ffbc
This is helpful for analyzing how often a library is included statically
on a device. If a large library is linked statically in many processes
in a single device, it may be a good candidate for shared linking
instead.
This increases the size of module-info.json file on Cuttlefish by ~12.5%
from 65MB to 72MB.
Test: m
Bug: 280829178
Change-Id: I3614d86d799810e1ce845e1097f43f1ec0a412a3
When building images via `m` , build_image.py is invoked directly
without going through add_img_to_target_files. To ensure images built in
either way are identical, move uuid/salt computation to build_image.py,
so that the same uuid/salt will be used.
Bug: 281960439
Test: m installclean && m && m target-files-dir , maks sure images in
$OUT and $OUT/obj/PACKING/target_files_intermediates are identical
Change-Id: Icdab29df84f5a0ec7c080f99f9fdbdc3c9b10b90
Add a new "create-device-config-sysprops" command that works like
"create-device-config-defaults" but for system properties.
DeviceConfig is a Java service, and will mirror (some of) its values by
setting system properties in the persist.device_config namespace. Native
code will access DeviceConfig (actually, the system properties) via the
server_configurable_flags library.
The new command writes a file that can be appended to /system/build.prop
to pre-populate persist.device_config before DeviceConfig has started.
Like create-device-config-defaults, the new command skips READ_ONLY
flags.
Bug: 285468565
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: I311c7c5e0b03dc897b09204137d43cc182324717
DeviceConfig is the backend for READ_WRITE flags.
Add a new command "create-device-config-defaults" to create a file that
DeviceConfig will read to pre-populate its data store on first init.
This will be used to quickly switch flag values during CI tests:
rebuilding and reflashing a device would have the same effect, but would
be costlier. This feature is not expected to be used outside CI tests.
Note: because DeviceConfig only works with READ_WRITE flags, the
generated file excludes READ_ONLY flags.
Bug: 285468565
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: I4caff1a10647b8da0ce4e3615678993a957a92dd
Create a test utility function to create a Cache from the files in
testdata/*. A follow-up CL will update the unit tests to use this
instead of creating their own caches.
Bug: 283910447
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: Ice5064eadb0babde5eb38d292330d213ab136d96
Remove unnecessary use from the cache::test module: they already covered
by `use super:*;`.
Bug: 283910447
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: I9e03385629f38180c0f92080c7f097a8e0d9ef69
Pass the Cache argument to command::create_<lang>_lib functions by value
instead of by reference, to align with other commands.
The intended ownership flow is as follows:
- main creates objects based on command line arguments
- main hands commands ownership of the objects
- command processes the objects
- command gives main ownership of any generated output
- main writes the output to file
Rationale: commands.rs is a unit testable version of main, and to the
rest of aconfig, acts as the top level entry point; main.rs exists only
to parse command line arguments and perform I/O.
Bug: 283910447
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: I1e1dea7da8ecc2bb6e2f7ee4a6df64562c148959
Fastboot_info can be disabled if use_fastboot_info is set to false.
Adding this flag as fastboot-info.txt is currently broken
Test: m updatepackage -> inspect contents
Bug: 284263071
Change-Id: I3e0ca13968ba9747cc39284ea6798981d22ad5e5
We don't actually need write permission, so going with least privilege
principle. We have observed some mysterious permission denied errors on server environments. Without detailed logs or access to the server it's hard to pinpoint what the root cause is. This is an attempt/hypothesis to fix the permission denied error.
Test: th
Bug: 283033491
Change-Id: I52dc360d593aab57c749109994bf3e1e3625d0ce
INTERNAL_PLATFORM_MISSING_USES_LIBRARIES was a workaround for CLC
construction. It's no longer needed because we have deferred the CLC
construction to Ninja phase.
Bug: 282877248
Test: Presubmit build tests.
Change-Id: Ib5d59caf58394f3bb93b4338146cbbbd58bb4f34
The namespace and flag names will be used as identifiers in the
auto-generated code. Place restrictions on what constitutes a valid
name.
Valid identifiers are those that match /[a-z][a-z0-9_]/. aconfig
explicitly does not implement any automatic translation to make names
valid identifiers: this sidesteps potential conflicts such as "foo.bar"
and "foo_bar" mapping to the same name if dots were translated to
underscores.
Bug: b/284252015
Test: atest aconfig.test
Change-Id: I38d005a74311e5829e540063404d1565071e6e96
