commit | 3267655004d3f43eb14e0ea6a177bb09aaf19e65 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Pavel Salomatov <salomatovpavel@gmail.com> | Wed Mar 06 20:00:45 2019 +0300 |
committer | Pavel Salomatov <salomatovpavel@gmail.com> | Mon Mar 11 19:22:29 2019 +0300 |
tree | b4dd7624bad6098a4354ef82c6bca779f425bbe2 | |
parent | e34ff5ca5d1d5d9f138b2a3e59962d2b65b97c09 [diff] |
releasetools: Add compatibility for custom out directory. sign_target_files_apks script looks for the signapk.jar inside the out dir. If the our dir is set to a different directory via OUT_DIR_COMMON_BASE the script does not work properly. From now script checks if the OUT_DIR_COMMON_BASE is set, then searches the jar in the proper path. If OUT_DIR_COMMON_BASE is unset, searches in "out" like it did before. Test: Build with OUT_DIR_COMMON_BASE set and unset and verify that sign_target_files_apks works in both cases Change-Id: I9218b98ff79526184f8353705640193405afac9e
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