This interface has been converted to AIDL.
Test: TH
Bug: 218588089
Change-Id: I091ff4acb38c42821e99f785404e922d7b71ffa2
Merged-In: I091ff4acb38c42821e99f785404e922d7b71ffa2
These instances were previously added manually
on a device-by-device basis. Adding them explicitly
here now.
Bug: 290408770
Test: N/A
Change-Id: Ibc1470aae02d2b1172ea62efeb5af31224b80c45
The framework supports this, but devices copied its support
into each of their compat matrices instead of adding it once
here.
Bug: 290408770
Test: build
Change-Id: I2de4f1365a6981a0a2ef7165c916fba91a340799
Merged-In: I2de4f1365a6981a0a2ef7165c916fba91a340799
Requirements are tested separatedly, in vts_treble_vintf_test.
New requirements are reflected in vts_treble_vintf_test. See change
If922f97cbf9fc.
Test: TH
Bug: 247575800
Change-Id: I2ffb16e226a5bcf5166a99fc6199276b9230cf50
Merged-In: I2ffb16e226a5bcf5166a99fc6199276b9230cf50
This cl removes the unused service android.hardware.security.dice
together with all its usages (all of them are tests), because the
service is incomplete and not used anywhere for now and in the
near future.
The cl also removes dice from the compat matrix.
This helps us reduce some maintainance burden for the Rust dice
wrapper libraries such as libdiced_open_dice[_nostd],
libdiced_sample_inputs, libdiced_utils and their tests.
Test: atest diced_utils_test diced_sample_inputs_test \
diced_open_dice_cbor_test \
libdiced_open_dice_nostd.integration_test \
libdiced_open_dice.integration_test diced_open_dice_cbor_test
Test: m pvmfw_img microdroid_manager
Bug: 267575445
Bug: 270511529
Change-Id: I3d2497d2e8d3f88c49cae9ae80a6b4f7b652cc4a
The AOSP-version of wifi hal apex now contains the VINTF fragment in it.
Bug: 247018693
Bug: 266885060
Test: atest CtsWifiTestCases
Merged-In: Id8f196386967c3023cb5ee308d31b8cdeed7df0b
Change-Id: Id8f196386967c3023cb5ee308d31b8cdeed7df0b
A common workflow for vendors is to develop their new launching devices
targeting N-1 compatibility matrix so they can update each of their HALs
independently at different times.
This works because the target (N-1) framework compatibility matrix is squashed
with the newer compatibility matrices allowing the use of newer
interfaces.
This doesn't work when converting a service from HIDL to AIDL when the
HIDL service is marked as optional="false". It allows for the use of the
new AIDL interface, but it still requires the old HIDL interface.
Marking the old HIDL interfaces as optional allows vendors to develop
before the device targets level 8.
Test: atest vts_treble_vintf_vendor_test
Bug: 247575800
Change-Id: I0da1b10b2bf5c10b19b2713b56be72738a15eec1
