Rename updatable-library to apex-library
Mostly for consistency with the names used in related changes.
Test: m nothing
Bug: 191978330
Change-Id: I34637986ead1c671bcc649891aceb3fe0f44b52a
diff --git a/java/sdk_library.go b/java/sdk_library.go
index 0bc8895..7849f96 100644
--- a/java/sdk_library.go
+++ b/java/sdk_library.go
@@ -2579,11 +2579,11 @@
implicitUntilAttr := formattedOptionalSdkLevelAttribute(ctx, "on-bootclasspath-before", module.properties.On_bootclasspath_before)
minSdkAttr := formattedOptionalSdkLevelAttribute(ctx, "min-device-sdk", module.properties.Min_device_sdk)
maxSdkAttr := formattedOptionalSdkLevelAttribute(ctx, "max-device-sdk", module.properties.Max_device_sdk)
- // <library> is understood in all android versions whereas <updatable-library> is only understood from API T (and ignored before that).
- // similarly, min_device_sdk is only understood from T. So if a library is using that, we need to use the updatable-library to make sure this library is not loaded before T
+ // <library> is understood in all android versions whereas <apex-library> is only understood from API T (and ignored before that).
+ // similarly, min_device_sdk is only understood from T. So if a library is using that, we need to use the apex-library to make sure this library is not loaded before T
var libraryTag string
if module.properties.Min_device_sdk != nil {
- libraryTag = ` <updatable-library\n`
+ libraryTag = ` <apex-library\n`
} else {
libraryTag = ` <library\n`
}