Collect JNI coverage data only for first target.

Modules with compile_multilib property set to "both" cause builds to
fail due to duplicate Make recipes. Fix it by outputting reports only
for the first target for now.

(This is a cherry-pick change.)

Bug: 153461674
Test: Built cts with the coverage flags set.
Change-Id: Ibb8da6e9c112a857695cd7095a62c910cddfbb94
Merged-In: Ibb8da6e9c112a857695cd7095a62c910cddfbb94
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Jaewoong Jung 2020-04-07 13:07:55 -07:00
parent 0d4b9e32d0
commit 46984eeb58

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@ -392,7 +392,18 @@ func (a *AndroidApp) jniBuildActions(jniLibs []jniLib, ctx android.ModuleContext
TransformJniLibsToJar(ctx, jniJarFile, jniLibs, a.useEmbeddedNativeLibs(ctx))
for _, jni := range jniLibs {
if jni.coverageFile.Valid() {
a.jniCoverageOutputs = append(a.jniCoverageOutputs, jni.coverageFile.Path())
// Only collect coverage for the first target arch if this is a multilib target.
// TODO(jungjw): Ideally, we want to collect both reports, but that would cause coverage
// data file path collisions since the current coverage file path format doesn't contain
// arch-related strings. This is fine for now though; the code coverage team doesn't use
// multi-arch targets such as test_suite_* for coverage collections yet.
//
// Work with the team to come up with a new format that handles multilib modules properly
// and change this.
if len(ctx.Config().Targets[android.Android]) == 1 ||
ctx.Config().Targets[android.Android][0].Arch.ArchType == jni.target.Arch.ArchType {
a.jniCoverageOutputs = append(a.jniCoverageOutputs, jni.coverageFile.Path())
}
}
}
} else {