To send statistics about snapshot merge times, snapshotctl will take
care of packing and sending all the information.
Allow snapshotctl to do so by creating an sepolicy exception.
Bug: 138817833
Test: statsd_testdrive
Change-Id: If805a522898cb6c9838779be23df6078f77d0cdc
Signed-off-by: Alessio Balsini <balsini@google.com>
Only write snapshotctl_log_data_file for userdebug_or_eng.
Test: boot, still see log
Bug: 148818798
Change-Id: I03e979efd65e3992bd8ef30e6408768a14aa1de2
When snapshotctl merge is called on sys.boot_completed
and /metadata/ota/state does not exist, it now tries
to initialize it by creating one.
Test: no selinux denials on boot
Bug: 143551390
Change-Id: I6ee268270e8f788d90610d7a1a90f252ea9baa3a
snapshotctl is a shell interface for libsnapshot. After rebooting
into an updated build, on sys.boot_completed, init calls
snapshotctl to merge snapshots. In order to do that, it needs to:
- Talk to gsid to mount and unmount COW images
- read the current slot suffix to do checks (and avoid merging
snapshots when it shouldn't).
- read / write OTA metadata files to understand states of
the snapshot
- delete OTA metadata files once a snapshot is merged
- collapse the snapshot device-mapper targets into a plain
dm-linear target by re-mapping devices on device-mapper
Test: reboot after OTA, see merge completed without denials
Bug: 135752105
Change-Id: Idfe99d4004e24805d56cd0ab2479557f237c2448
