Examples with SameTargetingMerger com.android.tools.build.bundletool.mergers.SameTargetingMerger used on opensource projects

Example 1 with SameTargetingMerger

use of com.android.tools.build.bundletool.mergers.SameTargetingMerger in project bundletool by google.

the class ModuleSplitter method runSplitters.

private ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> runSplitters() {
    if (targetsOnlyPreL(module)) {
        throw CommandExecutionException.builder().withInternalMessage("Cannot split module '%s' because it does not target devices on Android L or above.", module.getName()).build();
    }
    ImmutableList.Builder<ModuleSplit> splits = ImmutableList.builder();
    // Resources splits.
    SplittingPipeline resourcesPipeline = createResourcesSplittingPipeline();
    splits.addAll(resourcesPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forResources(module, variantTargeting)));
    // Native libraries splits.
    SplittingPipeline nativePipeline = createNativeLibrariesSplittingPipeline();
    splits.addAll(nativePipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forNativeLibraries(module, variantTargeting)));
    // Assets splits.
    SplittingPipeline assetsPipeline = createAssetsSplittingPipeline();
    splits.addAll(assetsPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forAssets(module, variantTargeting)));
    // Dex Files.
    SplittingPipeline dexPipeline = createDexSplittingPipeline();
    splits.addAll(dexPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forDex(module, variantTargeting)));
    // Other files.
    splits.add(ModuleSplit.forRoot(module, variantTargeting));
    // Merging and making a master split.
    ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> mergedSplits = new SameTargetingMerger().merge(applyMasterManifestMutators(splits.build()));
    // Check that we have only one split with default targeting - the master split.
    ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> defaultTargetingSplits = mergedSplits.stream().filter(split -> split.getApkTargeting().equals(ApkTargeting.getDefaultInstance())).collect(toImmutableList());
    checkState(defaultTargetingSplits.size() == 1, "Expected one split with default targeting.");
    return mergedSplits;
}

Example 2 with SameTargetingMerger

use of com.android.tools.build.bundletool.mergers.SameTargetingMerger in project bundletool by google.

the class ModuleSplitterForShards method generateSplits.

/**
 * Generates a flat list of splits from a bundle module.
 */
public ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> generateSplits(BundleModule module, ImmutableSet<OptimizationDimension> shardingDimensions) {
    ImmutableList.Builder<ModuleSplit> rawSplits = ImmutableList.builder();
    // Native libraries splits.
    SplittingPipeline nativePipeline = createNativeLibrariesSplittingPipeline(shardingDimensions);
    rawSplits.addAll(nativePipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forNativeLibraries(module)));
    // Resources splits.
    SplittingPipeline resourcesPipeline = createResourcesSplittingPipeline(shardingDimensions);
    rawSplits.addAll(resourcesPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forResources(module)));
    // Apex images splits.
    SplittingPipeline apexPipeline = createApexImagesSplittingPipeline();
    rawSplits.addAll(apexPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forApex(module)));
    // Assets splits.
    SplittingPipeline assetsPipeline = createAssetsSplittingPipeline(shardingDimensions);
    rawSplits.addAll(assetsPipeline.split(ModuleSplit.forAssets(module)));
    // Other files.
    rawSplits.add(ModuleSplit.forDex(module));
    rawSplits.add(ModuleSplit.forRoot(module));
    ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> unmergedSplits = rawSplits.build();
    // Strip assets for some dimensions (texture compression format).
    ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> unmergedStrippedSplits = stripAssetsWithTargeting(unmergedSplits);
    // Merge splits with the same targeting and make a single master split.
    ImmutableList<ModuleSplit> mergedSplits = new SameTargetingMerger().merge(unmergedStrippedSplits);
    // Remove the splitName from any standalone apks, as these are only used for instant apps (L+).
    mergedSplits = mergedSplits.stream().map(ModuleSplit::removeSplitName).collect(toImmutableList());
    // Check that we have only one master split.
    long masterSplitCount = mergedSplits.stream().filter(ModuleSplit::isMasterSplit).count();
    checkState(masterSplitCount == 1, "Expected one master split, got %s.", masterSplitCount);
    return mergedSplits;
}