libselinux is now built from the external selinux project in
external/selinux/libselinux. Remove the Android fork located in
external/libselinux.
Test: Build and boot Hikey
Bug: 32376472
Bug: 31910164
Change-Id: I0dac8275f7d0fdc50f8609fc5c4e0b4fae7da638
Remove the nesting of build/{blueprint,kati,soong}, which should allow
us to use submodules.
Bug: 28001743
Test: Compare build-aosp_arm.ninja before/after
Change-Id: I5ff919cdb0423ebd11d9033fadab8aedf1a8b81d
I've fixed ltrace, but I've also determined that it now builds out of
the box anyway. Plus no-one complained for the whole year that the makefile
was disabled.
Bug: http://b/19715557
Change-Id: I8b8ef7faaf5f2c4328f7eea056cb0b1e9414758e
These repos are part of Brillo in the Brillo manifest and shouldn't be
included in the main Android manifest. These were added here:
b19edffa2d
Change-Id: I0b67a97c7c7c21a48cb4f4b6f6690f6a417b03e0
Using the --groups option with repo init will restrict which repos are
downloaded to only the specified ones. Unfortunately, the <repohooks>
logic will always fire regardless of the selected group (and cannot be
restricted), which means you'll get an error when trying to upload like:
ERROR: Couldn't find repo hook: ".../tools/repohooks/pre-upload.py"
Add the repohooks repo to every major active group so that it gets
synced/checked out too. Hopefully this should cover most teams.
Bug: 28295071
Test: `repo init -g adt-infra && repo sync` pulled down the repohooks repo
Change-Id: If0295d7bbdd2840625fa79a76a5ecf11792a601a
By default, no hooks are enabled, so this shouldn't impact people.
Bug: 28295071
Change-Id: Ia74f03ea89f7b39faa61f26d7846f5e3cbb3f128
Test: `repo upload` in a repo didn't blow up
This reverts commit 12da222884.
After more discussion, we're going to take a
different approach to handling the repo hooks
(splitting into two repositories so the hooks
can be easily modified without triggering more
spam from repo), so reverting for now.
Bug: 28295071
Change-Id: I948ac019f0a95101f04a9ef4d4070079dea4b4ad
Test: None
By default, no hooks are enabled, so this shouldn't impact people.
Bug: 28295071
Test: `repo upload` in a repo didn't blow up
Change-Id: I46a8476f7eaef80e68d9e7b3cc46741267150b67
It is in the same groups as external/icu as this is intended to
be used by external/icu.
Bug: 30244565
Change-Id: I5d35e43181db39e14be489a20f88710e3a9badcd
This branch of the project has not been touched for 2 years and I
am not aware of anyone using it. All LLDB development is now going
on in the lldb-master-dev branch.
Change-Id: Ibb2dc1c940f52ac14faec57e283272a002183537
A number of dependencies that got removed in r.android.com/129602
got accidentally readded in r.android.com/174547 in Android M merge
to AOSP. This CL removes these unused dependencies again.
Change-Id: I6639add51a7270b81a61743dc00d39b3169978ee
This is being added to replace external/gtest and external/gmock, but
I'm not removing those in this commit to try to minimize transient
build breakages.
libconstrainedcrypto, formerly know as libmincrypt, used to be part of
system/core. Moving the code to external/ has a couple benefits:
* The external/ location more accurately reflects the Google-internal
heritage of the code.
* We're planning for removing dependencies on this code for most
consumers in favor of switching to BoringSSL's libcrypto, so it
doesn't make sense to keep the code in system/core.
* Some rare uses of this code will probably remain (e.g. constrained
environments such as bootloaders, TEE, etc.), having the code in a
separate repo makes it simpler to track for projects outside the
main Android tree.
BUG: 27293141
Change-Id: Iedcf78d83390536ebb9b945eeebaf1715f2d4a8e