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commitce10ff60d96d0bb56138190087ef3a3a56c5bbf3[log] [tgz]
authorChris Eason <netchris@gmail.com>Thu Feb 07 03:18:34 2019 -0800
committerCopybara-Service <copybara-piper@google.com>Thu Feb 07 03:20:20 2019 -0800
tree2b6f0128a5130a1af26d1d4f30c3510a75b0d019
parent8070555c99b2fe40e6ed3d7c5ca5301ad6f5fc3b [diff]
Allow DexArchiveAspect to see 'JavaInfo' provider from Starlark aspects.

Currently the Android rules' dexing aspect can propagate over `proto_library` rules which are "aspected" by the native java_proto rules. This is pretty great when using the built-in `java_{lite_,}proto_library` rules, but there is still a gap in functionality--DexArchiveAspect cannot see the `JavaInfo` provider returned by Starlark aspects.

To allow the DexArchiveAspect to see the 'JavaInfo' provider returned by Starlark aspects two changes are necessary:
1. First change allows DexArchiveAspect to see JavaInfo provided by Starlark aspects for all rules except proto libraries
2. Second change needs to fall back to checking for JavaInfo if the special-cased proto library logic doesn't find any jars.

Closes #7107.

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