* This makes sure that multi-word arguments are passed correctly from
extract-files.sh towards the common extract_utils helper. An example
would be extract-files --section "Hello World".
* IMPORTANT: device repositories that use a device/common split
typically do something like this to invoke the common script from the
device one:
${MY_DIR}/../common/extract-files.sh $@
This is incorrect because the quotation marks are missing, and will
lead to incorrect parameter parsing. The correct way is:
${MY_DIR}/../common/extract-files.sh "$@"
* The curly braces are only for cosmetic consistency.
Change-Id: Idf0885546379f47e675ec5e9dfb304706e512129
Signed-off-by: Vladimir Oltean <olteanv@gmail.com>
* Previously, you could just specify a SRC directly
after './extract-files', and it would work, but
now, the arg '-p/--path' is required for the same
behavior to be applied for the extraction
* Add a catch-all case that just sets SRC if the arg
doesn't match any of the args that we care about
* Make the ordering of the cases alphabetical
Change-Id: Ia2ad42d444904ead6b3bd6d910af363eb7f015cc
* This was always the default behaviour and doesn't require
any additional argument in order to make use of pinning feature
(pinned blobs are only considered when vendor folder is removed)
Change-Id: I34ff7678bd6800a2c593e9fe128cc151c59967da
* Allows extracting only a specific section from proprietary-files.txt
* Defaults to not cleaning vendor folder before extraction
* Adds script options rather than depending on apredefined order
Change-Id: I74cd3bf4a1f652232c97c78d6164f0730599c1a7
Vladimir Oltean
Paul Keith
Luca Stefani
Dan Pasanen
Bruno Martins
Rashed Abdel-Tawab
Michael Bestas
Christopher R. Palmer