FP4: Add data wipe check (8f231c82) · Commits · e / os / android_vendor_eos

flash/FP4/flash_FP4_factory.sh

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		@@ -14,6 +14,8 @@
		set -e
		set -u

		CLEAN_FLASH="true" # Control data wipe behavior. Default is "true".

		# Target device info
		PRODUCT="Fairphone 4"
		PRODUCT_ID="FP4"
		@@ -111,8 +113,11 @@ flash_device() {
		flash_image_ab_or_abort "${sn}" xbl_config "${IMAGES_DIR}/xbl_config.img"
		flash_image_ab_or_abort "${sn}" core_nhlos "${IMAGES_DIR}/core_nhlos.img"

		if [ "${CLEAN_FLASH}" = "true" ]
		then
		"$FASTBOOT_BIN" -s "${sn}" erase userdata
		"$FASTBOOT_BIN" -s "${sn}" erase metadata
		fi

		"$FASTBOOT_BIN" -s "${sn}" --set-active=a

		@@ -174,6 +179,31 @@ reboot_device() {
		echo ""
		}

		# Warn about data wipe, and ask for confirmation
		data_wipe_check() {
		if [ "${CLEAN_FLASH}" = "true" ]
		then
		echo ""
		echo "WARNING: Flashing this image wipes all user data and settings on the phone."
		echo " Are you sure you want to wipe data and continue?"
		echo ""
		# Read user's input
		read -rp " Type \"Yes\" (case sensitive) and press enter to wipe data and continue. Else, just press enter: " a
		echo ""
		if [ "_${a:-"No"}" != '_Yes' ]
		# NOTE: $a is being set by the read command above,
		# so the check for a to be set is mostly redundant
		then
		echo "WARNING: You DID NOT type \"Yes\", proceeding without data wipe."
		echo ""
		CLEAN_FLASH="false"
		else
		echo "WARNING: You typed \"Yes\", proceeding with data wipe."
		CLEAN_FLASH="true"
		fi
		fi
		}

		echo ""
		echo "* ${PRODUCT} flashing script *"
		echo ""
		@@ -188,6 +218,9 @@ os_checks
		# If only one device is found $sn will store its serial number
		find_device

		# Call function to look for data wipe check
		data_wipe_check

		# Flash the device
		flash_device