Change the signatures of Idmap::FromApkAssets and
Idmap::FromBinaryStream from
std::unique_ptr<const Idmap> func(..., std::ostream& out_error);
to
Result<std::unique_ptr<const Idmap>> func(...);
The returned pointer is still a unique pointer to ensure the dynamically
allocated memory is automatically released when no longer used. This
means that using the returned value of either function requires one of
two patterns:
const auto idmap = func(...);
if (!idmap) {
return Error(...);
}
(*idmap)->accept(...);
or
auto result = func(...);
if (!result) {
return Error(...);
}
const auto idmap = std::move(*result);
idmap->accept(...);
Note that in the second example, result must be non-const or
the call to std::move(*result) will not compile.
With this change, the entire idmap2 project has been converted to use
Result.
Test: make idmap2_tests
Change-Id: I533f4e03b99645523d94dd5f446ad76fb435f661
Teaches idmap2 to recognize policy restrictions put on overlayable
resources. If overlayable enforcement is turned on for an overlay, then
any resources defined within the overlayable api of the target will have
policy restrictions imposed on them. All resources without overlayable
definitions will continue to be overlayable without policy restrictions.
Bug: 119390857
Test: atest idmap2 and booting
Co-authored-by: Ryan Mitchell <rtmitchell@google.com>
Change-Id: I7e435648eb6e4a87b0b90a7b2a0c3f33c1516ea6
idmap2 is a reboot of the idmap project. The project aims to
- use modern C++
- greatly improve test and debug support
- interface towards AssetManager2 (instead of AssetManager)
- provide a solid foundation to add support for new features
To make it easier to verify correctness, this first version of idmap2 is
feature equivalent to idmap. Later versions will add support for new
features such as <overlayable>.
Bug: 78815803
Test: make idmap2_tests
Change-Id: I1d806dc875a493e730ab55d2fdb027618e586d16
