/system/bin/applypatch on device is expected to work with bsdiff based
recovery-from-boot patch automatically. Adding a test to ensure that's
always the case.
Bug: 72731506
Test: Run recovery_component_test on marlin.
Change-Id: I56283cd3ce7cf0215cc3bb3619b206fa01d552c4
Otherwise the applypatch executable will fail to back up the source
file to /cache when patching the recovery image.
Bug: 74198354
Test: run applypatch from boot to recovery
Change-Id: I6e5b9cd06d6ed0b26066b779a348437ecf984b92
The "subdirs=" statement no longer has any effect (with the CL in [1]
that's merged last November). All the Android.bp's will be picked up
automatically.
[1] commit 4f21237342e715cbbac6e409cd67e86a304483c4 in
https://android-review.googlesource.com/c/platform/build/blueprint/+/530115.
Test: mmma -j bootable/recovery
Change-Id: Idd39af1fff907e8c1886f91eea0dd4a9e38a4079
Move the module into a separate directory so that we can export only the
expected header.
With this change, minadbd no longer needs to include bootable/recovery.
Test: mmma -j bootable/recovery
Change-Id: I69b888ceb160a33a67d79c5bda208dc17ad6ed86
This class allows us to set the following locations dynamically:
cache_temp_source, last_command_file, stash_directory_base.
In the updater's main function, we reset the values of these variables
to their default locations in /cache; while we can set them to temp
files in unit tests or host simulation.
Test: unit tests pass
Change-Id: I528652650caa41373617ab055d41b1f1a4ec0f87
In BlockImageVerify some commands are undefined, e.g. "erase", "new",
"zero". And we should not error out if the corresponding function
pointer of these commands is null; otherwise we will fail the
verification.
The old code is:
if (cmd->f != nullptr && cmd->f(params) == -1)
return false;
In the last_command_file change the logic was wrongly modified to
if (cmd->f == nullptr)
return false;
...
if (cmd->f(params) == -1)
return false;
Test: sideload an incremental OTA twice on bullhead
Change-Id: I2561c365badb850da0e416629ccd61f0df7da5d7
In the split mode of imgdiff, we used to assume that the size of a split
target chunk is always greater than the blocksize i.e. 4096. This may
lead to the following assertion failure:
I0221 04:57:33.451323 818464 common.py:205 imgdiff F 02-21 04:57:33 821203 821203 imgdiff.cpp:999]
Check failed: tgt_size >= BLOCK_SIZE (tgt_size=476, BLOCK_SIZE=4096)
This CL removes the assumption and handles the edge cases.
Test: generate and verify the incremental update for TFs in the bug; unit test passes
Bug: 73757557
Bug: 73711365
Change-Id: Iadbb4ee658995f5856cd488f3793980881a59620
The static analyzer complained about the function calls we were doing
here to vector::data() and vector::operator[]:
bootable/recovery/roots.cpp:193:11: warning: This function call is
prohibited after a successful vfork
Since it's not clear that vfork() is needed here, just use fork()
instead.
Bug: None
Test: Reran the static analyzer with only this patch applied. Bug
disappeared
Change-Id: I580f8243a21899f1e1678c8aee6948dfa7f69a1d
This change sets LOCAL_SDK_VERSION for all packages where
this is possible without breaking the build, and
LOCAL_PRIVATE_PLATFORM_APIS := true otherwise.
Setting one of these two will be made required soon, and this
is a change in preparation for that. Not setting LOCAL_SDK_VERSION
makes the app implicitly depend on the bootclasspath, which is
often not required. This change effectively makes depending on
private apis opt-in rather than opt-out.
Test: make relevant packages
Bug: 73535841
Change-Id: I82fee834c5d92e699e9571933faded11c6d4596e
The sdk_mac on build server fails with the error:
bootable/recovery/applypatch/freecache.cpp:23:10: fatal error: 'sys/statfs.h' file not found
So we will disable libapplypatch on mac.
Test: the library still builds on linux; and check the other host targets in the same cl.
Change-Id: Ie4a30708726e51c810f7ad7f1085d38154076cca
When running the update simulation, we choose to skip the cache size
check for now due to the lack of "/cache" on host. And in later cls we
can implement a cache size estimator to make the check more constrained.
Also build the host version of support libraries.
Test: unit test pass
Change-Id: I3ed93c857fd02f7b62f5baba9130f75c3236e717
There is no logical change to the file; merely the function definition
reorder and some comestic change to make the future review easier.
Test: mma
Change-Id: I7ffe952f8c78e840f10aa6bfad0c4b5a58e29896
When performing an update, save the index and cmdline of the current
command into the last command file if this command writes to the stash
either explicitly of implicitly. This mitigates the overhead to update
the last command file for every command. I ran a simple test on angler
and the time to update 1000 times is ~2.3 seconds.
Upon resuming an update, read the saved index first; then
1. In verification mode, check if all commands before the saved index
have already produced the expected target blocks. If not, delete the
last command file so that we will later resume the update from the
start of the transfer list.
2. In update mode, skip all commands before the saved index. Therefore,
we can avoid deleting stashes with duplicate id unintentionally;
and also speed up the update.
If an update succeeds or is unresumable, delete the last command file.
Bug: 69858743
Test: Unittest passed, apply a failed update with invalid cmd on angler
and check the last_command content, apply a failed update with invalid
source hash and last_command is deleted.
Change-Id: Ib60ba1e3c6d111d9f33097759b17dbcef97a37bf
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