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fa52d7d3adc99c0e716628058b4fd083034d27e0 cirrus: Add missing depends_sources_cache to Android task (MarcoFalke)
ffff4e7373f7c1260e6a8347b4ea1a99db4fff76 cirrus: Only cache releases when needed (MarcoFalke)
fa97a17ac332d2270f80497d5660665e88ea621c ci: Bump Android cross-build to Ubuntu Focal (MarcoFalke)
fac577d42330e57c17540cabdb8be43c90b715d9 ci: Build depends only once for Android build (MarcoFalke)
fa908a41f3b86622e4635b3478467e19fa67b571 ci: Set DEPENDS_DIR when setting BASE_ROOT_DIR (MarcoFalke)
Pull request description:
Currently the Android task has several issues:
* It is missing a cache instruction, thus failing the build on Cirrus CI
* It is running the depends build twice
Fix those issues
ACKs for top commit:
ryanofsky:
Code review ACK fa52d7d3adc99c0e716628058b4fd083034d27e0. Only change since last review is adding descriptions and changing new RUN_UNIT_TESTS line from true to false. (I assume that change doesn't do anything because even though prior default was true, it's a cross compiled build and enabling unit tests would have no effect.)
hebasto:
ACK fa52d7d3adc99c0e716628058b4fd083034d27e0, I have reviewed the code and it looks OK, I agree it can be merged after passing CI.
Tree-SHA512: ae7c68e357068176a0e58285b83521353321c65862cee4ff56f413c51b00398062f0ee6775bfbbf28fda420cf5a24000a2286fbcf6cc7f3729b7805bc8419726
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