commit | d408e9650586b613d026e5d605ebdd6f9b4de995 | [log] [tgz] |
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author | Mårten Kongstad <amhk@google.com> | Thu Mar 07 13:56:30 2024 +0100 |
committer | Mårten Kongstad <amhk@google.com> | Thu Mar 07 14:58:14 2024 +0100 |
tree | 36e69acbc162252c4831eb63fc32ad16f3e35097 | |
parent | 7254e18abaea41f4db12c91a2d150a87e65c4b85 [diff] |
aflags: list: merge package and name into fully qualified name Print the fully qualified name instead of splitting flag package and flag name into separate columns. This aligns the output with the expected input to `aflags enable <fully-qualified-name>` and makes it easier to copy-and-paste the flag names. Before this change: $ adb shell aflags list | head -n4 android.app.admin.flags cross_user_suspension_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags dedicated_device_control_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags device_policy_size_tracking_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags dumpsys_policy_engine_migration_enabled false default read-write system After this change: $ adb shell aflags list | head -n4 android.app.admin.flags.cross_user_suspension_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags.dedicated_device_control_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags.device_policy_size_tracking_enabled false default read-write system android.app.admin.flags.dumpsys_policy_engine_migration_enabled false default read-write system Bug: N/A Test: adb shell aflags list Change-Id: I3227c9c9c7355b5b0c1b75ada73b1a8f87d1be55
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