Heed SkipInstall flag when adding install rules for vendor-snapshot.
The prebuilt-vs-source selection operates by setting SkipInstall on either module. When the vendor-snapshot module visits all modules it will visit both, and if it is a static library it will then add duplicate install rules for both source and prebuilt unless it looks at SkipInstall. Test: `m nothing` in a tree with prebuilts/runtime present, that has been updated with a snapshot after https://r.android.com/1398472, which started to propagate vendor_available flags to prebuilts snapshots. Bug: 151303681 Change-Id: Ie425f0115e4180b7f4a8e682696697d55d666845
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@ -541,6 +541,11 @@ func isVendorSnapshotModule(m *Module, inVendorProprietaryPath bool) bool {
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if !m.Enabled() || m.Properties.HideFromMake {
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if !m.Enabled() || m.Properties.HideFromMake {
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return false
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return false
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}
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}
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// When android/prebuilt.go selects between source and prebuilt, it sets
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// SkipInstall on the other one to avoid duplicate install rules in make.
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if m.IsSkipInstall() {
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return false
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}
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// skip proprietary modules, but include all VNDK (static)
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// skip proprietary modules, but include all VNDK (static)
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if inVendorProprietaryPath && !m.IsVndk() {
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if inVendorProprietaryPath && !m.IsVndk() {
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return false
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return false
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