This change provides support for prebuilt incremental platform API (i.e.
API changes associated with a QPR, as opposed to a major dessert
releas).
This feature is provided via the existing prebuilt_apis module with the
introduction of a new attribute:
allow_incremental_platform_api
While typical platform prebuilt APIs are presumed to be under a
directory structure that follows the pattern:
<version>/<scope>/<module>.jar
<version>/<scope>/api/<module>.txt
Where <version> is limited to a single integer signifying the API level.
For modules where allow_incremental_platform_api is set to 'true' (false
by default) the pattern is the same, however <version> is presumed to be
of the form MM.m, where MM aligns with the existing API level and m
signifies the incremental release (e.g. QPR).
Bug: b/280790094
Test: platform build check with both incremental & non-incremental API
cd build/soong && go test ./java
(cherry picked from https://googleplex-android-review.googlesource.com/q/commit:eee6995093485497bc29cdce01c2a86765ffb4eb)
Change-Id: I67e293006ccfa210d0dcc0a294db894632f1b6cb
Always use the latest extension as the latest API, regardless of
the current base extension version. This makes it so that we can
bump the base in master without changing which txt is considered
latest.
Also extend the error check to apply more widely (which caught an
error in the extension 3 finalization).
Bug: 228017107
Test: m checkapi (with api break & bumped base)
Test: prebuilt_apis_test.go
Change-Id: Ia10eb41ff500c566736f0d29a29984a99386bb6f
This makes it possible to pass an extensions_dir containing finalized
module APIs to prebuilt_apis. The extension versions are compared to the
api level versions to figure out what the "latest" finalized API is for
each module. This is done using the base_sdk_extension_version, such
that any extension higher than than base_sdk_extension_version is
assumed to be finalized after any of the existing api level versions.
Bug: 220086085
Test: prebuilt_apis_test.go
Test: existing module in prebuilts/sdk
Change-Id: Ib792f84202d436f594ba5e8716c6a187f9cd60dc
When building from source the build uses the java system modules for
the public or module APIs as needed. However, previously when building
from prebuilts it would always use the public API. That difference lead
to build failures when building from prebuilts.
This change makes the selection of java system modules when building
from prebuilts consistent with the selection when building from
sources.
As API levels 30 and 31 (which are the only previous releases to
provide system modules) did not provide separate java system modules
for the module-lib API those levels always use the public APIs.
Bug: 204189791
Test: - before applying these change
m TARGET_BUILD_APPS=framework-connectivity
- build fails with compilation error due to missing module APIs
m sdk dist
cp out/dist/system-modules/module-lib/core-for-system-modules.jar prebuilts/sdk/current/module-lib/core-for-system-modules.jar
- apply these changes
m TARGET_BUILD_APPS=framework-connectivity
- build passes as expected
Change-Id: Id113ff014e7892b1009fbcaad89b1ae23a7c3b79
Previously, there were no tests for this (outside uses in other tests).
This change adds a test that uses the fixture preparers that create a
prebuilt_api in order to make prebuilt APIs available. That ensures
that both the prebuilt_api is working as expected and the preparer
creates a realistic test environment.
Bug: 204189791
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: I57352aa00f7b268e5286be92f177764dd63ba7e8
