When writing partial R files, also include the package of the styleable
child:
<declare-styleable name="ds1">
<attr name="font"/>
<attr name="android:font"/>
<attr name="tools:font"/>
<attr name="com.foo.bar:font"/>
</declare-styleable>
will produce:
default int styleable ds1_font
default int styleable ds1_android_font
default int styleable ds1_tools_font
default int styleable ds1_com_foo_bar_font
Bug: 73927419
Test: manual, see description
Change-Id: Ica493408c7c6d9e7fae2b693c96fbc20a723ce08
BCP 47 uses plus signs for name mangling, and future qualifiers may
start using other reserved characters as well, so we might as well
futureproof the sanitizer.
Change-Id: I1be7ee4234f8e30bb0ea832372b4dc932d30550c
Fixes: 69134786
Test: UtilTest.SplitNamesAreSanitized
This command allows a developer to convert their proto APK
(generated from the link phase using --proto-format) into
a binary APK suitable for use on device.
aapt2 convert -o output.apk input.apk
Test: manual + make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: I10a7c33bb4b57006d01fe00a8bf92f78e04e7e50
In preparation for exporting an XML proto format for UAM to consume,
this change brings the XML DOM API more in line with other APIs that
do not make the Namespace a separate node.
Treating Namespace declarations as just properties of an Element
node makes the implementation of algorithms much simpler, as
the constraints that Namespace nodes have only one child
are now built in and traversing to find Element nodes
is much simpler.
Also made a bunch of quality of life improvements, like formatting and
comment style.
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: Ib97ff1c4252b7907e2cc1f13a448dc4ca3b809a4
Splits may include more/different configurations than they
were originally specified to include. This happens, for instance,
when a particular requested density doesn't exist. A fallback density
resource is chosen for the split.
This makes programmatic configuration targetting difficult, as the APK
may report that it has resources for multiple densities, while it was
meant to target only a specific density.
This change encodes a comma separated list of the intended configurations
for the split in an attribute called 'targetConfig' on the <manifest> tag of
AndroidManifest.xml.
Test: manual
Change-Id: I3167e9341a434abc34ed2ddb8f740762b40b1ab7
This change defines some hardcoded rules to degrade
attributes in newer SDKs to specific older attributes.
An attribute with a degrade rule will generate a new XML for the API
in which the attribute resulting from the degradation was introduced.
Since API 22 (Lollipop MR1), attributes are correctly ignored and do
not need to be versioned. In XML files defined for APIs 22+, the
original and degraded attributes coexist in the same XML file.
One such example is paddingHorizontal, introduced in API 26.
paddingHorizontal degrades to paddingLeft and paddingRight, which
were both introduced in API 1.
Bug: 35763493
Test: make aapt2_tests
Change-Id: I4aa8755a9ee2c0cc5afdc55c3d30093fd3a47f3d
Generating splits should be possible to do from the optimize command.
This means that a lot of infrastructure around split APKs can be
shared by both the optimize and link phase.
Bug: 35925830
Change-Id: Ia88b9e4bff300a56353b2f7a4a2547c8eb43a299
Test: manual
