- pass device config with the standard -d flag instead of through argument
- default to using factory and OTA images for current build ID when --stockSrc is not specified
- add extract_android_ota_payload.py as the final step, with an option to skip it
- pass device config with the standard -d flag instead of through argument. This allows to specify
multiple devices without using DeviceList config file
- default to using factory image for current build ID when --stockSrc is not specified
- support unpacking factory images without root by using debugfs rdump (ext4) and
fsck.erofs --extract (erofs)
- support reusing unpacked factory images between adevtool runs to reduce latency
- unpack factory images for multiple devices in parallel. Extraction of files from partition images
is parallelized too
- extract partition images from factory image inner zip directly, without extracting it, since this
inner zip is uncompressed
This is a zip unpacking library.
unzipit library that is already present doesn't support extracting from inner factory image zips
without unpacking them and extracts files to memory first, which consumes huge amount of memory
when unpacking factory images, especially in parallel.
- define a default download directory
- obtain image URL and checksum from the Git-tracked local build index instead of fetching it from
remote server
- default to downloading images for the current build ID
- download image to a temporary file first, mark it as complete only after checksum verification
Extracts the following image properties:
- device name
- build ID
- build desctiption
- image download link
- image file SHA-256
Images are grouped by '$DEVICE $BUILD_ID' key.
Beta factory/OTA image pages are supported too.
JSDOM dependency is added for simple and correct parsing of these pages.
- support specifying device{,-list} config with config file name instead of config path
- support loading mutliple device{,-list} configs at once. Previously, loading multiple device
configs was supported only by passing a device-list config
- parallelize config loading with promises
Instead of hardcoding the list of devices (which is now missing lynx), check whether
vendor_kernel_boot is present in the list of stock A/B partitions.
