ResetStatus deletes snapshots for VAB.
When ResetStatus() is called, delete snapshots to free up space on
VAB devices.
On regular A/B, there is no need to cancel the update completely so that
the update may be resumed next time. However, on VAB devices, a
cancelled update should not occupy previously allocated space.
Test: manually call update_engine_client --cancel when an update is in progress, then
call update_engine_client --reset_status, then
call snapshotctl dump to check that snapshots are deleted.
Then, re-apply the update.
Test: manually kill update_engine when an update is in progress, then
call update_engine_client --reset_status, then
call snapshotctl dump to check that snapshots are deleted.
Then, re-apply the update.
Test: manually apply an update until UPDATED_NEED_REBOOT, then
call update_engine_client --reset_status, then
call snapshotctl dump to check that snapshots are deleted.
Then, re-apply the update.
Test: manually apply an update until UPDATED_NEED_REBOOT, then
kill update_engine, then
call update_engine_client --reset_status, then
call snapshotctl dump to check that snapshots are deleted.
Then, re-apply the update.
Bug: 147696014
Change-Id: Ic7049772091a34e0e666fd7ae361ef474d5a28aa
Merged-In: Ic7049772091a34e0e666fd7ae361ef474d5a28aa
diff --git a/common/dynamic_partition_control_stub.cc b/common/dynamic_partition_control_stub.cc
index dee4555..1239eab 100644
--- a/common/dynamic_partition_control_stub.cc
+++ b/common/dynamic_partition_control_stub.cc
@@ -63,4 +63,8 @@
return std::make_unique<NoOpAction>();
}
+bool DynamicPartitionControlStub::ResetUpdate(PrefsInterface* prefs) {
+ return false;
+}
+
} // namespace chromeos_update_engine