commit | 83bfe5a0ed3fdac5103b9c064b70e64d75935950 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Christian Oder <myself5@carbonrom.org> | Thu Nov 11 21:02:34 2021 +0100 |
committer | Christian Oder <myself5@carbonrom.org> | Thu Nov 11 21:21:30 2021 +0100 |
tree | 3ff814f86fc11fc1e1cbaafbda05e29ef41efa5d | |
parent | edf3230c76a4556f7898a88a0101ca8f9a678435 [diff] |
check_target_vintf: Properly glob Vintf file list Use the proper "**" glob to extract subdirectories as well as files. The unzip-6.0-fix-recmatch patch shipped on distros like Fedora and ArchLinux no longer extracts subdirectories when using "*", which breaks vintf checking on those distros. Test: Manually run "unzip -o -q target_files.zip ODM/etc/**" and verify output run sucessful build with vintf checks on ArchLinux (unzip 6.0-15) and Ubuntu 20.04 (unzip 6.0-25ubuntu1) Change-Id: I9e04fa36e071e11427fea89e7369dba8b9c5a4a1
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