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author | 2022-05-20 00:05:07 +0100 | |
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committer | 2022-05-27 17:17:47 +0000 | |
commit | a79a6eba31fdcecccf939e412f64507102bb4f22 (patch) | |
tree | 709fe3af2d4591f93770faf0746c5651b5e143b0 /build/apex/art_apex_test.py | |
parent | c4be8811f860d81cb4a62fbabf5a42467a3c6b93 (diff) |
Disable symlink optimizations in the Testing ART APEX.
Because the Testing ART APEX (`com.android.art.testing`) is
non-updatable, some of its native shared libraries (implicitly added
as dependencies) -- shared with the platform (currently,
`libbacktrace`, `libbase`, `libc++`, `libcrypto`, `liblz4`, `liblzma`,
`libmeminfo`, `libprocinfo`, `libunwindstack`, and `libziparchive`) --
are eligible to the symlink optimization (b/144533348).
As we want this APEX to be self-contained (for testing purposes), we
want to package these dependencies in this APEX (instead of symbolic
links to their counterparts on the `system` partition, which may not
even exist, as in the case of `libbacktrace`). Marking this APEX as
"future updatable" disables all symlink optimizations for it.
Note that the symlink optimization can currently create broken
symlinks), in the case where a dependency is no longer installed in
the `system` partition (b/233357459) -- this was recently the case of
`libbacktrace`.
Also add a check to script `build/apex/art_apex_test.py` to prevent
any regression.
Test: art/build/apex/runtests.sh
Test: atest ArtGtestsTargetChroot
Bug: 232790938
Change-Id: Ic2ebb133f597b7f3d4d0486d8ead5d9746dae776
Diffstat (limited to 'build/apex/art_apex_test.py')
-rwxr-xr-x | build/apex/art_apex_test.py | 2 |
1 files changed, 2 insertions, 0 deletions
diff --git a/build/apex/art_apex_test.py b/build/apex/art_apex_test.py index 43fa01c756..5ead8dab49 100755 --- a/build/apex/art_apex_test.py +++ b/build/apex/art_apex_test.py @@ -217,6 +217,8 @@ class Checker: return False, 'Could not find %s' if fs_object.is_dir: return False, '%s is a directory' + if fs_object.is_symlink: + return False, '%s is a symlink' return True, '' def is_dir(self, path): |