These packages contain code that was whitelisted in P (accidentally),
and was blacklisted in Q (until now). They also contain open source code
that apps could reasonably include in their APK. Blacklisting the code
is problematic, as this results in apps being able to resolve the class
itself, but without any visibility of any members within it.
This is a measure to reduce the risk of Q, pending a proper solution for
these classes in future.
Remove the equivalent methods from the greylist as they are now
redundant. This was done via:
$ cat hiddenapi-greylist.txt \
| grep -v '^Lgov/nist/' \
| grep -v '^Lorg/apache/harmony/' \
| grep -v '^Lorg/apache/xalan/' \
| grep -v '^Lorg/apache/xml/' \
| grep -v '^Lorg/apache/xpath/'
Bug: 129387816
Test: m
Change-Id: I48d4ca3b8069894e91785f1dd69d81878078208c
generate_hidden_api_lists now receives a file containing package names
which need to be greylisted (although it could be made to work with any
api list required).
Also took the opportunity to clean up the tests to reflect the more
strict code.
Bug: 129387816
Test: m appcompat
Test: frameworks/base/tools/hiddenapi/generate_hiddenapi_lists_test.py
Change-Id: I619f8581d166aa48eda572bc0053d8739d6420eb
