Java: Add flow summaries for startActivities #10890
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Uses SyntheticCallables and SyntheticGlobals to pair each startActivities call to getIntent calls in the components targeted by the intent(s).
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aschackmull
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Oct 19, 2022
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Nothing unusual in DCA (except a couple of "ran out of disk space" errors that seem unrelated to this change). |
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@aschackmull do you think this is ready to merge? |
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@aschackmull do you think this is ready to merge?
Looks reasonable to me.
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SyntheticCallables andSyntheticGlobals to pair eachstartActivitiescall togetIntentcalls in the components targeted by the intent(s).Props to @aschackmull for this, which is the proper solution to the problem we discussed in #10660 (comment).