commit | 040af27bb78a67543d0c3830a50c6704b6b605d8 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Changho Shin <changho.shin@lge.com> | Mon Aug 08 01:23:25 2022 +0000 |
committer | Changho Shin <changho.shin@lge.com> | Mon Aug 08 01:30:42 2022 +0000 |
tree | 15fa9c27b8b8f6a7c3e6ab037ec9eb904530d766 | |
parent | c7cd55bf17472952bab9019acb20a55e8237e443 [diff] |
Remove dynamic partition allowlist check If OEM's custom partitions directly apply to AVB-enabled A/B AOSP-defined partitions, and if those AOSP partitions are configured to be dynamic, that custom partitions should be dynamic as same as the others to catch up with AOSP partitions' changes when product is updated through OTA. Remove valid dynamic partitions' list since that is no more necessary. Bug: 238968263 Change-Id: Ic69f4ba58304110932b70d325cbb61ca8a5afee0
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