This moves PackageBackwardCompatibility from parsePackage to
applyPolicy.
The motivation of this is to expose partition information to these
files. Specifically, to expose whether the app is a pre-installed
(or updated pre-installed app) for certain backwards compatibility
rules that should only apply to these cases.
Bug:
86259915
Test: boot Pixel 2
Test: Pixel 3: atest -p cts/tests/signature
- all passed except for CtsSystemApiAnnotationTestCases test which
failed (known issue b/
124210145)
Change-Id: Ic824f06489781233dc98bf3dc0182681d32f7142
// every activity info has had a chance to set it from its attributes.
setMaxAspectRatio(owner);
- PackageBackwardCompatibility.modifySharedLibraries(owner);
-
if (hasDomainURLs(owner)) {
owner.applicationInfo.privateFlags |= ApplicationInfo.PRIVATE_FLAG_HAS_DOMAIN_URLS;
} else {
import android.content.pm.InstantAppResolveInfo;
import android.content.pm.InstrumentationInfo;
import android.content.pm.IntentFilterVerificationInfo;
+import android.content.pm.PackageBackwardCompatibility;
import android.content.pm.KeySet;
import android.content.pm.PackageCleanItem;
import android.content.pm.PackageInfo;
pkg.mRealPackage = null;
pkg.mAdoptPermissions = null;
}
+
+ PackageBackwardCompatibility.modifySharedLibraries(pkg);
}
private static @NonNull <T> T assertNotNull(@Nullable T object, String message)