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author Jooyung Han <jooyung@google.com> 2024-11-15 12:50:50 +0900
committer Jooyung Han <jooyung@google.com> 2024-11-19 02:28:32 +0000
commit920809ad4bb6bd0f72f228c3020438f2e9cf5bbf (patch)
tree7c4402e8801e7ce01b0726182298b7b42ea7921a /filesystem/filesystem.go
parent098743d0972d8a414aaf4faf17f90cedc8cb7901 (diff)
Use PRODUCT variable for default payload fs type
ext4 was hard-coded, but now it can be configured with {OVERRIDE_}PRODUCT_DEFAULT_APEX_PAYLOAD_TYPE variables. Previously, it was hard-coded as 'ext4', which makes it difficult to use a different filesystem for apex payload: for example, erofs. Using erofs for apex payload can help to make apexes smaller on read-only partitions. (When testing with the cuttlefish, it was ~40% smaller for all apexes) This is more important for those devices using erofs on their read-only partitions (like system) because it's recommend to use "not compress .apex files" for erofs partitions (to open apex files with Direct-IO enabled). Besides, we want to make erofs as a default filesystem for apex payload. (and hopefully deprecate .capex) However, we will need to support ext4 apexes for those older devices especially for mainline modules. Hence, we need a way to switch the default filesystem type for apex payload. Bug: 377388109 Test: OVERRIDE_PRODUCT_DEFAULT_APEX_PAYLOAD_TYPE=erofs \ m com.android.runtime # The runtime APEX has erofs payload. Change-Id: Ia42ad913cdaeb52b5617f71017aca3b051a61508
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