| commit | fe67f1490695c3cbe5e2954d127255746e9c7c01 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Roland Levillain <rpl@google.com> | Mon Oct 28 19:47:58 2019 +0000 |
| committer | Roland Levillain <rpl@google.com> | Tue Oct 29 17:45:04 2019 +0000 |
| tree | 50bf09894093fc99cb6d96759a7c7e8900afcb0c | |
| parent | 5ec356acff6b57adf0980e8a32acf6cffb6e213c [diff] |
Remove module `jacocoagent` from `TARGET_CORE_JARS`.
Before this change, `jacocoagent` was conditionally added to
`TARGET_CORE_JARS`. However, this module is not really part of the
Android Core Libraries (also, we plan to remove `TARGET_CORE_JARS`
from `PRODUCT_PACKAGES`). Remove it from `TARGET_CORE_JARS` while
keeping it in `PRODUCT_PACKAGES` and `PRODUCT_BOOT_JARS`, to keep
having it installed and being part of the boot class path on
devices (under the same conditions).
Test: Check that:
export EMMA_INSTRUMENT=true
&& unset EMMA_INSTRUMENT_STATIC
&& m installclean
&& m systemimage
generates a system image that contains these files:
/system/framework/apex-jacocoagent.vdex
/system/framework/boot-jacocoagent.vdex
/system/framework/jacocoagent.jar
/system/framework/<arch>/apex-jacocoagent.art
/system/framework/<arch>/apex-jacocoagent.oat
/system/framework/<arch>/apex-jacocoagent.vdex
/system/framework/<arch>/boot-jacocoagent.art
/system/framework/<arch>/boot-jacocoagent.oat
/system/framework/<arch>/boot-jacocoagent.vdex
Test: Run test ATP test avd/avd_boot_health_check on build target
cf_x86_phone-userdebug_coverage
Bug: 143304991
Bug: 142944799
Change-Id: Ib047a394342aeffbfec26ebc756159f145d6523e
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