This is a shim library that wraps a HIDL IHealth to
an AIDL BnHealth.
Also add tests for the library.
Bug: 177269435
Test: libhealthshim_test
Change-Id: Ia5f32c1ae0693c70cf698b46b48d5f77006cf6c7
Use charger_vendor SELinux context.
Also update readme to reflect the change.
Test: manual in offline-charging mode
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: Icf5cd9d579b3365037e2d360fcc29b0ef4be1b15
Otherwise, clients will need to know how to destroy
LinkedCallback, a hidden class.
Test: builds
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I89532755da16b672c4cbece55b943306f68cdb9e
It was meant to be the replacement of health2impl, the helper library
for implementing the health HAL. Hence, vendor implementation needs
to access it.
Test: pass
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I58f4bcd860983b2b16ea52fbdd6e05c8d4953454
... for BatteryService to use. Other fields
are kept as default values.
Test: builds
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I7e1c997f5441c7a81bcffb32688f4a2216378998
Added SPDX-license-identifier-Apache-2.0 to:
health/utils/libhealthtest/Android.bp
Bug: 68860345
Bug: 151177513
Bug: 151953481
Test: m all
Change-Id: Icad37f04c1ca51b2b111b980a45002bf027505c8
This is a direct translation of the health 2.0
and 2.1 VTS tests.
Some slight modifications are made (e.g. use googlemock
matchers) to make the test code more readable.
Test: run on Pixel
Bug: 203245778
Change-Id: Ifc3799a04a6a09d0d53f400b60d19fbfe004a3e3
The intention is to compare binder objects not the
outer interface class.
Test: VTS
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I1c48112a75cb229b40c42ed2a3f347472d1860f9
Compared to the HIDL HAL implementation,
- libhealthloop (and the HealthLoop class) is kept
- Create libhealthaidlimpl that replaces libhealth2impl. Fork the implementation because
libhealth2impl is highly coupled with HIDL’s design rationale. This includes forking:
- HalHealthLoop
- Health implementation
- Combine the passthrough Health and hwbinder BinderHealth classes into the AIDL
implementation of Health. This is because AIDL does not support passthrough transport.
Separating the implementation for the two transports in HIDL does not make sense for AIDL.
- In HIDL, a BinderHealth is a HalHealthLoop which is composed of a (passthrough)
Health implementation. As a result of this change, in AIDL, a Health implementation
is a HalHealthLoop, which associates with the Health implementation itself with a raw
pointer.
- hidl_death_recipient becomes ScopedAIBinder_DeathRecipient
- Callback becomes LinkedCallback
Test: manual
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I76e914117ce09b218cdb9d655f2135d29bb629ae
Disable the generation of ndk_platform variant during the
ndk_platform -> ndk migration.
Test: builds
Bug: 177269435
Change-Id: I467eaee53542b152df1d398a8f044eb42fd01772
On top of the hidl2aidl translation, the following is
done manually:
- Renamed the package from health2 to health. Also pulls in
health@1.0::Battery* enums.
- Removes Result and Constants enum. Result values are returned
as transaction status codes.
- Removes health@2.1 charger related APIs.
- remove shouldKeepScreenOn
- remove getHealthConfig
- remove HealthConfig type
- Removes StorageAttribute because it is not used in the framework
- Add units to HealthInfo fields and IHealth methods.
- Update docs (namely, u -> µ in various places)
Bug: 177269435
Test: pass
Change-Id: I9c9a9d9dd5d49142258e608a463412d3e89e91a3
For the core variant (system), clients like storaged
etc. should no longer access the "backup" instance, because
healthd is removed from the system image.
For the vendor variant, this would only break if a
vendor image were launched with Android O / O-MR1 (so
health@2.0 is not required), and were compiled against an
Android T (and above) source tree (which won't check
the "backup" instance). This shouldn't be a valid configuration.
For the recovery variant, the "backup" instance has a different
meaning. It points to
android.hardware.health@2.0-impl-default.recovery
... which was assumed by OEMs to be always installed when a
vendor-specific libhealthd is not necessary. Hence, its behavior
is kept. See
hardware/interfaces/health/2.0/README.md
android.hardware.health@2.0-impl-default.recovery, and subsequently the
special handling of recovery mode below, can be removed once health@2.1
is the minimum required version (i.e. compatibility matrix level 3 is
removed). Health 2.1 requires OEMs to install the implementation
to the recovery partition when it is necessary (i.e. on non-A/B devices,
where IsBatteryOk() is needed in recovery).
Test: pass
Bug: 203245871
Change-Id: Ife14f5bdaba20e4cf5bd0b954aea4d04a62009c4
Each VTS module is required to have OWNERS file. The ownership is based on
go/vts-owners. For more information about ownership policy, please visit
go/xts-owners-policy.
Test: Tree Hugger
Bug: 143903671
Change-Id: I7cba8c0c0fc611d7499c9afdc93d5d6fe865b33a
The ndk_platform backend will soon be deprecated because the ndk backend
can serve the same purpose. This is to eliminate the confusion about
having two variants (ndk and ndk_platform) for the same 'ndk' backend.
Bug: 161456198
Test: m
Change-Id: Ibe8beeaf0d1b33968fb782f1f70c17ae9e9bf871
Each VTS module is required to have OWNERS file. The ownership is based on
go/vts-owners. For more information about ownership policy, please visit
go/xts-owners-policy.
Test: Tree Hugger
Bug: 143903671
Change-Id: I793d350f6ab1d38cb7d771b15b2d2ed0db76f0fd
