Proguard is used in the build to obfuscate and minify Java code.
Proguard flags (also known as configs or rules) are used to specify which parts of Java code should not be optimized/obfuscated/modified by Proguard.
For example, the following rule specifies that all public classes with a public static void main(java.lang.String[])
method should not be modifed.
-keepclasseswithmembers public class * { public static void main(java.lang.String[]); }
*.proguard_flags.expected
files?monochrome_public_apk.proguard_flags.expected contains all proguard configs used when building MonochromePublic.apk, and is generated by the proguard()
build step.
Some configs are explicitly added (ex) while others are pulled in implicitly by GN deps (ex. aar_prebuilt()
deps). In the later case, these config changes aren't reviewed and can sometimes result in crashes and/or size regressions. Example of where this has happened before:
Having checked-in versions of the Proguard configs used allows us to identify and address these issues earlier.
Each Android application has a manifest that contains information about the app (ex. permissions required, services exposed, etc).
*.AndroidManifest.expected
files?monochrome_public_apk.AndroidManifest.expected contains the contents of the final merged manifest used when building MonochromePublic.apk.
While most manifest changes are reviewed when the manifest template file changes, manifest entries that are pulled in via. deps (through manifest merging) can cause real bugs (permissions issues, security vulnerabilities).
*.expected
filesThe build error is indicating that your CL has caused a mismatch between the expected file and the generated file and that either the issue requires attention or the expected file needs updating.
enable_chrome_android_internal = false is_java_debug = false
autoninja -C $CHROMIUM_OUTPUT_DIR monochrome_public_apk
Run the command suggested in the error message to copy the contents of the generated file to the expected file path
Add the updated .expected
file to your CL
Afterwards, you can revert the args.gn changes suggested above and build normally
On the android-binary-size trybot we set check_android_configuration=true
which causes any differences between the expected and generated files to fail the build.
Without this argument the error message is shown but doesn't fail the build.
Trybots fail but you can't reproduce locally
enable_chrome_android_internal=false
Can't find the file suggested by the error message
is_java_debug=false
Updating the file doesn't fix the error
monochrome_public_apk
Otherwise, please file a bug at crbug.com/new and/or message estevenson@.