Simply, Concierge handles your parcels and makes sure they
get marshalled and unmarshalled correctly when cross IPC
boundaries even when there is a version mismatch between the client
sdk level and the framework implementation.
On incoming parcel (to be unmarshalled):
ParcelInfo incomingParcelInfo = Concierge.receiveParcel(incomingParcel);
int parcelableVersion = incomingParcelInfo.getParcelVersion();
// Do unmarshalling steps here iterating over every plausible version
// Complete the process
incomingParcelInfo.complete();
On outgoing parcel (to be marshalled):
ParcelInfo outgoingParcelInfo = Concierge.prepareParcel(incomingParcel);
// Do marshalling steps here iterating over every plausible version
// Complete the process
outgoingParcelInfo.complete();
Change-Id: I0096851e08ce25908e19e39e6bc4af344e85725e
To avoid any future release having offset binder transaction
call ids, create a means to validate binder transaction ids
within a parameterized environment based off of prior releases.
This requires utilizing the new android testing support library
for junit4 support.
Change-Id: Iefe3c183de2bdfa127ea53dcf21c8223f0355c34
The jars all have oat files now, so iterating them and seeing
if they're "clean" is pointless since they're not part of the
processes runtime libraries on zygote fork.
Change-Id: I8c0e0ce16a84c423e68f8c1749f3676c3bd2931f
Adnan Begovic