com.android.manifmerger

Class PostValidator

java.lang.Object

com.android.manifmerger.PostValidator

public class PostValidator
extends java.lang.Object

Validator that runs post merging activities and verifies that all "tools:" instructions triggered an action by the merging tool.

This is primarily to catch situations like a user entered a tools:remove="foo" directory on one of its elements and that particular attribute was never removed during the merges possibly indicating an unforeseen change of configuration.

Most of the output from this validation should be warnings.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
PostValidator()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected static void	enforceToolsNamespaceDeclaration(XmlDocument xmlDocument) Enforces SdkConstants.TOOLS_URI declaration in the top level element, if necessary.
static void	validate(XmlDocument xmlDocument, MergingReport.Builder mergingReport) Post validation of the merged document.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

PostValidator

public PostValidator()

Method Detail

validate

public static void validate(@NonNull
                            XmlDocument xmlDocument,
                            @NonNull
                            MergingReport.Builder mergingReport)

Post validation of the merged document. This will essentially check that all merging instructions were applied at least once.

Parameters:

xmlDocument - merged document to check.

mergingReport - report for errors and warnings.

enforceToolsNamespaceDeclaration

protected static void enforceToolsNamespaceDeclaration(@NonNull
                                                       XmlDocument xmlDocument)

Enforces SdkConstants.TOOLS_URI declaration in the top level element, if necessary. It is possible that the original manifest file did not contain any attribute declaration, therefore not requiring a xmlns: declaration. Yet the implicit elements handling may have added attributes requiring the namespace declaration.