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This was broken for --config. Doing this properly requires keeping the order in which the options were given, which could be done either by filtering the ordered list according to which values affect the final outcome or by tracking the order correctly. I picked the later: the option order was not explicitly tracked for expansions before but now it is.
RELNOTES: canonicalize-flags no longer reorders the flags
PiperOrigin-RevId: 192132260
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If an expanded value overrides an explicit value, users who do not know the contents of the expansion may be surprised. We already warned about this for hard-coded expansions, and this is now applicable for --config expansions as well.
This will only warn when a single-valued option has its value replaced. Options that accumulate multiple values in a list (e.g., --copt) will silently include both explicit and expanded values.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 179857526
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RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 179588174
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--expand_configs_in_place.
--config options were expanded in a fix-point expansion, where in practice, the flags that --config values expanded to ended up between the normal bazelrc options and the command line's explicit options. Since the options parser has an order-based priority scheme and it accepts multiple mentions of a single-valued option, this conflicts with users' expectations of being able to override these config expansions by using the order in which they are mentioned.
This change makes it possible to expand the config values defined in your bazelrc (or blazerc) files to occur in-place: --stuff --config=something --laterstuff will interpret the options that --config=something expands to as if they had been mentioned explicitly between --stuff and --laterstuff.
In order to not break users relying on complex flag combinations to configure their builds, this behavior will not yet be turned on by default. Instead, use --expand_configs_in_place as a startup flag to test this feature. --announce_rc may be helpful for debugging any differences between the fixed point and in-place expansions. Once you've debugged your problems, add "startup --expand_configs_in_place" to your blazerc to stick to the new behavior.
RELNOTES: Use --expand_configs_in_place as a startup argument to change the order in which --config expansions are interpreted.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 176371289
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Follow up to https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/c50cd13c75a2a1685f5ac9bd70561ac1e50722e7
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 174498205
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Make sure that multiple calls to parse() follow each other sequentially. This is necessary for blazerc expansion, which occurs first in command order, then blazerc order.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 174343241
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instances.
Stop storing the canonical list of arguments separately. For the canonicalize-flags command, we want to avoid showing options that either have no values in their own right (such as expansion options and wrapper options) and instances of options that did not make it to the final value. This is work we already do in OptionValueDescription, so we can generate the canonical form from the values tracked there, instead of tracking it separately.
This means the canonical list is more correct where implicit requirements are concerned: implicit requirements are not listed in the canonical form, but now the values they overwrote will be correctly absent as well.
Use this improved list for the effective command line published to the BEP.
RELNOTES: Published command lines should have improved lists of effective options.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 173873154
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Add warnings for behavior that is likely unexpected. Expansion values do not accept values at all, and implicit requirements are set regardless of whether the option was turned "on" or not, so warn in the cases where this weird behavior might rear its ugly head.
RELNOTES: None
PiperOrigin-RevId: 172883214
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It was added as a potential fix for --config (an expansion flag with values), but this would have required forcing the parser to know the config's expansions at parsing time, which is not currently possible. Instead, we will use the new addition of option-location tracking to make sure we expand options at a the correct place, even if the expansion is triggered after the fact.
This is mostly a straight forward undoing of https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/7c7255ec8d6da20526c2c4078c57aadaf3dd3612, except where the context has changed. Notably, implicit requirements are effectively treated like expansion flags, so special casing in OptionDescription could be removed.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 172514997
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An option has precedence over previous options at the same enum-valued priority. Track its placement in this ordering explicitly.
This will allow after-the-fact expansion of expansion options such that they correctly take precedence or not compared to other mentions of the same flag. This is needed to fix --config's expansion.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 172367996
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Removes the special casing of implicit requirements. Accumulating them and parsing them at the end of the parse() function was never enough to actually guarantee that the value not be replaced. I've gone through all options with implicit requirements to make sure that the expectation is checked after options parsing, so this change should be relatively safe.
Implicit requirements is still a broken concept - they don't actually expand based on the value given, so a user that is explicitly NOT setting a flag might unwittingly be setting all the requirements for that unset flag. Removing it fully requires redesigning or removing the flags that set it, though, so for now we are standardizing the behavior so that it behaves like any other expansion options, just one with a value.
Also consolidate the deprecated wrapper option behavior into the expansion work. It will soon be removed entirely, but for now it can get grouped in with the expansion logic, so that its differences are more explicit.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 171957502
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If setting flag --use_new_category_enum, group the options by the new categories in both the command line output and the "everything-as-html" output used for the generated docs at https://bazel.build/versions/master/docs/command-line-reference.html. In the html output, the effect and metadata tags are listed for each option, with links to their descriptions at the bottom of the page. The tags only appear in the terminal output in -l/--long/--help_verbosity=long, and only the names appear.
This is still experimental as the majority of options do not yet use the new categorization system. The new output can be seen in command-line-reference.html format by adding the new flag to the "help everything-as-html" line in //src/main/java/com/google/devtools/build/lib:gen_command-line-reference.
The html output is in the same order as before (by blaze rule, with inherited options not repeated), which means it still has duplicate options, that should ideally be fixed separately. I propose either dropping the high-level grouping and just grouping the options by documentation category, or potentially grouping them by optionsbase in some non-class-naming way, and listing the commands that they apply to, as more and more optionsbases are used by multiple commands without being inherited (for example, all BuildEventServiceOptions are listed 20 times). People probably use ctrl-f to navigate this page anyway. Once we know that we only list each option once, we can actually have links to the options, which will make it possible to have links in the expansion lists.
Issue #3758
RELNOTES: added experimental --use_new_category_enum to the help command to output options grouped by the new type of category.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 170116553
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Ideally, the canonical form we output from OptionUtils would be the same as for the command canonicalize-flags, but that must wait for dependencies to be cleaned up. Still, in the meantime, keep the --foo=1 normalization of --foo, and apply it to all other boolean flag values (t,true,yes,y, and false equivalents), so that the canoncalize-flags output is more canonical, even if it isn't using the --[no]foo form yet.
RELNOTES: Boolean flag values will now get normalized to 1 or 0 in canonicalize-flags output.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 170084599
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A single instance of an option has a single origin, but the final value only has a single origin if it has a single value. For multi-valued options, it is wrong to expect that the final value of an option will have a single parent. Track the option parents (which option expanded to the current instance, if any) in the right place, with the ParsedOptionDescription.
Also fix some inconsistent spelling of 'dependent,' in favor of the American English standard.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 169487515
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Regardless of option type, have the OptionValueDescription track information about the parsed option. This does not yet change the values that we output as part of the GotOptionsEvent, as the expansion, implicit req, and wrapper options still don't actually track anything in their option value.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 169469793
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Options that expand to other options are expansion options and the options they expand to have values that were expansions. This can be a bit confusing. Removes the isExpansion() call that is somewhat ambiguous, and forces option users to explicitly check the option definition for this information.
Also provide a parallel boolean function for implicit requirements, so that we stop querying for the length of the implicit requirement all over the place.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 169461566
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There is a vexingly large world of possible option types, each with its own quirks of how it interfaces with new inputs as they come in: values can be
- overridden (default)
- concatenated (allowMultiple)
- flattened (allowMultiple that accepts list inputs)
- disappear into additional flag inputs (expansion flags)
Or some combination of the above, in the case of flags with implicit dependencies and wrapper options.
Begin removing the error-prone treatment of all option types with conditional branches. This model of the different options will make it much easier to isolate the option-type specific logic with the command-line parsing logic. Flags that affect other flags (implicit requirements, expansions, and wrappers) will be migrated in a later change.
This CL does not change flag parsing semantics, just migrates the current parsing logic to the new class structure.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 169239182
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We get UnparsedValues after ... parsing the options. So that doesn't
make sense. What was meant was that it wasn't converted to the final
value.
In an effort to make this distinction more clear, this change will
make the terminology more consistent. The `--foo=bar` step is
"parsing" and the `bar -> Object` step is "converting" (it is, in
fact, done by Converters).
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168852847
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Stop breaking the value apart to be recombined later. Also stop using OptionValueDescriptions as though we have a final option when expanding flags for invocation policy. These values are explicitly the output from parsing the expansion strings, not yet converted or combined with other values of the same flag.
After this change, only UnparsedOptionValueDescription should be used when strings of flags are parsed, and OptionValueDescription should be used when the final version of a flag is created or used.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168688063
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In preparation for linking the parsed and unparsed values of options, consolidate and standardize our representation of the flag values as we received them (what is meant by "unparsed" values in this case). This was being done separately in ParseOptionResult, which, with extra context added, is being folded into UnparsedOptionValueDescription. We now track how an option was provided and where it came from for all option parsing.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168682082
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These classes are mostly used during the options parsing process itself, and are barely a part of the options parser interface, so they really don't belong in OptionsParser.java. They are also about to change significantly, so taking this opportunity to split them out.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168400162
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Now that we have a standard way of referring to an option, remove all of the places that we were referring to them by their name. Since options can have multiple names, this is more clear and provides the additional information needed to understand the option. It also stops the habit of requesting unqualified strings, which was hard to read.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168254584
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option name.
UnparsedOptionValueDescription and OptionValueDescription both had redundant information about options, since they tracked options by their names, and not their definition. Remove the redundancy.
For getEffectiveOptions, the old behavior was relying on the fact that all options were given allowmulitple=false, which was wrong, so stop passing in the default value where it would get confused with values that have been created and tracked by the options parser. Instead, passing value=null is the way to indicate that an option is unset.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168038067
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option lists.
Tracking the names together for option identification was useful, but then the same list was being used as the source of options for the parser, which lead to some options being listed twice.
Also complete a few tests that should have already been tested in different orders.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 168024719
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extractions of OptionDefinitions.
We already had caching of OptionsData objects, for a list of OptionsBases, but repeated the reflective work for the same OptionsBase if it appeared in different lists. Now that the @Option-annotation specific state is isolated to the OptionDefinition object, this can be trivially cached by OptionsBase.
There are a few additional convenient side effects to this change. This should slightly decrease the memory use of the OptionsParser, since it already cached this map per options-base, and now only requires a single copy. It also means that parts of the code base that needed details of an option's definition no longer need to either obtain an option definition themselves or need access to an OptionsData object, which should be private to the OptionsParser anyway.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 167158902
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Removes some duplicate computation by memoizing the results. Consolidates caching into a single optionDefinition object, instead of having multiple caches that go from the option name to different parts of what defines an option.
Fly-by cleanup of OptionDescription's contents, all contents that are statically defined as part of an option are in OptionDefintion, while expansion data, which depends on the existence of other options, is more clearly stored separately.
Will move the converter-to-option type matching sanity checks to a compile time check in a later change.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 166912716
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the options parser.
Removes any direct reads of the annotation outside of OptionDefinition. This allows for fewer manual checks for the annotation's existence, unifies error wording, and paves the way for potentially generifying the OptionsParser to accept different @Option-equivalent annotations.
Also allows for cleanup of duplicate code by giving @Option-specific operations a clear home, such as sorts and default logic. In followup changes, we can eliminate some unnecessarily complex caching by instead memoizing values in the OptionDefinition. This will have the positive side effect of making sure reads come from the cached values.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 166019075
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This requires us to have OptionsData for all usage messages, since static functionality is being removed, but this should already have been the case. It was added as an optional argument when the expansion function feature was added, but there is actually no reason not to require it, as the public interface for usage text was already computing the optionsData anyway.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 165386893
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- Use Java 8 idioms more consistently.
- Use newer Guava idioms more consistently.
- Apply some IntelliJ IDEA refactoring suggestions.
- Other changes made for readability and/or brevity.
Closes #3462.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 164700946
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 163124023
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The option filters proto dependency can be removed from the OptionsParser. This is in response to option parser users that want to avoid the bazel-internal proto file in their dependencies.
RELNOTES: None.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 162249778
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OptionMetadataTags.
These are similar, no need to have both fields. Removing the "DOCUMENTED" default, the absence of UNDOCUMENTED will be used instead.
Since requiring a documentation category for undocumented options doesn't make sense, list that as one of the OptionDocumentationCategories, but list HIDDEN and INTERNAL as part of OptionMetadata. These options should list UNDOCUMENTED as their category.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 161515674
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This lets us change what it expands based on the argument passed to the flag.
RELNOTES: Allows flags that expand to take values.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 160298412
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RELNOTES: None
PiperOrigin-RevId: 158279811
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The no_ prefix was initially undocumented, but its support has over time
lead to a number of inconsistencies.
RELNOTES: --no_ prefix no longer recognized.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 157631435
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 153610163
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Added toMap()/fromMap() to OptionsParser, and moved the implementation of OptionsBase#asMap away from OptionsParserImpl.
RELNOTES: None
PiperOrigin-RevId: 153602479
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restrictions.
Prevent the old category strings "undocumented," "hidden," or "internal" from being used as categories, to prevent developers from relying on deprecated behavior.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 153525499
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Reduce spaghetti code by exposing the parser's OptionsData as package-private, rather than exposing individual methods ad hoc between OptionsParser and OptionsParserImpl.
Also change some calls from static constructors to diamond syntax.
RELNOTES: None
PiperOrigin-RevId: 153457442
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This prevents having to parse the category, and allows the category to potentially be used in the future for information about all options, included undocumented, hidden, or internal options.
Also rename DocumentationLevel to OptionUsageRestrictions, since INTERNAL was not really documentation related.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 153367769
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--no_ prefixes for boolean flags are deprecated. Error out nicely if --no_ is supplied.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 152434290
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This adds a new warning when the same flag is expanded to by multiple expansion flags. This extends an existing suite of warnings, e.g. for when an expansion flag conflicts with an explicit option.
The blaze canonicalize-flags command now takes a new flag --show_warnings. This flag causes any warnings encountered while parsing the given command line to be printed to stderr.
RELNOTES: blaze canonicalize-flags now takes a --show_warnings flag
PiperOrigin-RevId: 152186672
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Now that policy expands itself before being applied, clearValues never has to
clear more than a single value. This makes that more clear.
OptionValueDescription had not been consistently storing the snake_case name
for an option, leading to some weird behavior when removing the map of return
values from clearValues.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 152156746
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Prevent OptionsBases with conflicting names due to --no boolean flag aliases to
successfully combine into parser.
Also remove the comment about --no_ not being documented, since it has been documented since Bazel was open-sourced.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 151738453
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For SetValue and UseDefault policies on expansion flags or flags with implicitRequirements, expand the policy into policy for each of its sub-flags. For SetValue, this addresses the issue with policies on expansion flags with overridable=true not actually letting user flags overrride the expansion. For UseDefault, this formalizes the behavior where UseDefault will wipe all user-provided flags that expand from a banned expansion flag, and will allow later work to guarantee that a later policy can override the expansion policy's subflags.
Since expansion flags do not have value, break if the invocation policy uses AllowValue or DisallowValue on an expansion flag.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 151718539
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This provides a way to programmatically define expansions of options based on what other options are defined for the parser. In particular, it will be used for the --incompatible_* changes mechanism, to turn on all incompatible change flags.
Expansion functions are specified in the @Option annotation, similar to converters. They are computed when an OptionsParser is constructed, and inspect a preliminary version of its OptionsData to determine the expansion result. This is then cached in the final OptionsData used by the parser.
Expansion information for usage strings is available, but only when the usage strings are obtained via the parser.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 150817553
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This is intended to be used for "flags" which should never appear on the
command line - things like configuration distinguishers, which are used
internally and must be part of the build options, but should always be set
to their default value at the top level.
This is already a convention within Bazel, but doesn't actually work the way
Bazel expects - flags with spaces can be set by simply escaping or quoting
the spaces so that word splitting will not break on them. This means they
can also be matched by config_settings, which pass a single string.
Forbidding the parser from matching these flags solves both of these
unintended cases.
Existing cases like this have also been converted to internal.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 150497246
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Moved default converters from parser implementation to Converters. Moved other helpers to OptionsData. Also factored out new function getFieldSingularType.
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ParsedOptionEntry and OptionValueDescription were redundant and error-prone,
since converting from one to the other involved adding a name that could easily
be unrelated to the option value described.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 149111525
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 145473123
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