`notice` property is removed from the soong. The update.py script
will generate `license` module, instead.
It will use the information included in the snapshot json files.
Bug: 271539873
Test: generate all kinds of snapshots and build against them
Change-Id: I7bbbf8bcec2a8c6d16ec1e04888dd5adf24ae4c7
In the case of pulling changes of a topic which is shared by multiple
repos, if the target source tree doesn't contain all of those repos,
the script will fail to apply changes.
Introduce a new argument, --ignore-unknown-changes, which ignores
changes whose repo is not in the manifest.xml.
Test: Pulling changes of a topic which is shared by multiple repos to
the source tree which contains part of those repos was done
successfully with the newly introduce argument.
Change-Id: Ie999121415bc1888b714d023ca251ad89701df11
Signed-off-by: Junghoon Jang <junghoonjang@google.com>
VNDK snapshot zip file includes license information in json files.
Instead of parsing the license text files, read the information from
the json files.
VNDK snapshot v33 and older do not include this information and must
parse the license text files as before.
Bug: 277317599
Test: generate snapshots with/without json information && m nothing
Change-Id: Ibdbc571c9effe6c17f5d82a7a0894ad2d800711f
We keep duplicating this function all over the place. Factor it out
and modernize it.
Test: all the test commands named in the readme
Bug: None
Change-Id: I8d90a9c101b9cf83d62d02141f40c6c3666bdf94
To make the script can be used from automatic scripts, introduce
`--current-branch` argument which allows pulling commits to the current
branch without creating a local branch. It will skip the prompt which
asking about the creation of a local branch.
Test: With --current-branch argument, the script doesn't ask setting
local branch name.
Change-Id: Iff3cdebe6338bb2be738e60047d5c4dd81cde4f0
Signed-off-by: Junghoon Jang <junghoonjang@google.com>
In the case of one source tree containing multiple repos with the same
project, but different branches, the script won't sync them properly.
To fix it, make it consider the branch along with the project.
Test: Tested syncing well in the directory which contains multiple repos
with the same project, but different branches.
Change-Id: I9d1add4ffe85f80f8f9d6a3ae2c046473d7c4631
Signed-off-by: Junghoon Jang <junghoonjang@google.com>
- Add the commands to write Android.bp, create reference dumps, and
find the generated dumps.
- Remove "persistent-" from the repo command as it's internal only.
Test: None
Bug: 227282691
Change-Id: I07dc947c0436e2a0e7e5b3a4f812800bd7df2720
EnumFieldIR has member functions that determine whether the enum value
is signed. The JSON dumper uses the functions to distinguish between
negative values and values >= (1 << 63).
Bug: 277299761
Test: ./test.py
Change-Id: If5f3a33aaf5f53f39019fdd10dde366d48a50340
These currently cause cargo_embargo to fail. We should support them
eventually, but for now we'll ignore them to unblock crosvm merges.
Test: external/crosvm/android-merge-2-cargo-embargo.sh
Bug: 275386231
Change-Id: I3e156afa5672ddd6257c7caabd05346e060448fb
No behavior change intended.
This will make a following CL easier.
Test: external/crosvm/android-merge-2-cargo-embargo.sh
Bug: 275386231
Change-Id: Id7e4f2eb3f25fa12d867852a0ec95ce443949257
Replace `android_stubs_current` with `android_from_text_stubs_current`,
a java_api_library module that creates from-text stubs. This feature is
hidden behind a flag `--build-from-text-stub`, which sets the env var
`ANDROID_PUBLIC_STUBS` as `android_from_text_stubs_current`.
Test: m --build-from-text-stub
Bug: 271154441
Change-Id: I06be32d9b7b9a54c0384010457406cabfff98c61
Build using SSI artifact from the chained build may require extra
arguments from the build. This new script will handle all required
arguments with those new build targets.
Bug: 269977324
Test: N/A
Change-Id: Ia7b1f3c838433d4d51a98be875ac32da88ccbb79
Variables "bDecode" are not used in the function.
Test: mmm development/tools
Change-Id: Ic00ac4682b797c842c503cc5bc2cdbe22f68a94e
Signed-off-by: tanshanshan <tanshanshan@eswincomputing.com>
As it turns out, gdbclient.py is broken when connecting to a host:port
$ANDROID_SERIAL where the host is something other than localhost,
because it will try to connect to a TCP socket on the host named in
$ANDROID_SERIAL, while lldb-server is not even set up to listen on a TCP
socket on the device (it listens on a Unix socket which gets forwarded
by adb forward to localhost).
Fix it by entirely removing the code that tries to connect directly to
the host if the $ANDROID_SERIAL is of the form host:port.
Change-Id: I91a04aa811b246c9cac82ef3b0779dc284364edf
Replaced with ARCH_IS_32BIT since that's the only thing truly
necessary to work.
This also makes the register regex much more lenient, but it appears
to be strict enough that it doesn't seem to capture arbitrary lines
when run through logcat.
Removed the StripPC function and verified that an arm crash that
ends in 1 still works.
Removed the architecture.py script, it is old and I don't see anyone
using it.
Modify the reading of the lines to ignore any errors in the input.
Test: All unit tests pass.
Test: Symbolized arm and arm64 tombstones
Test: Symbolized x86 and x86_64 tombstones
Test: Ran through a logcat and verified it caught the bug but
Test: didn't print any extra information.
Change-Id: I6a65ecaad68da1d56864db32ff434512e4df0d89
