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first one
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194433721
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Rule authors frequently wants to make assertions on the parameter files their rule implementations have created. However, if they do not explicitly create parameter file write actions, or if indeed _there aren't_ any parameter file write actions inserted into the action graph, the tests will fail.
This CL puts an abstraction between the tests and obtaining their parameter files, allowing us to change the implementation without updating hundreds of lines of test code in the same CL.
Note that we can no longer sanely assert that the parameter file argument is inserted into the main command line, because the parameter file system controls both whether it is inserted and the name used. Those assertions have been removed where found.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194430947
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194413337
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Rule authors frequently wants to make assertions on the parameter files their rule implementations have created. However, if they do not explicitly create parameter file write actions, or if indeed _there aren't_ any parameter file write actions inserted into the action graph, the tests will fail.
This CL puts an abstraction between the tests and obtaining their parameter files, allowing us to change the implementation without updating hundreds of lines of test code in the same CL.
Note that we can no longer sanely assert that the parameter file argument is inserted into the main command line, because the parameter file system controls both whether it is inserted and the name used. Those assertions have been removed where found.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194411047
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Rule authors frequently wants to make assertions on the parameter files their rule implementations have created. However, if they do not explicitly create parameter file write actions, or if indeed _there aren't_ any parameter file write actions inserted into the action graph, the tests will fail.
This CL puts an abstraction between the tests and obtaining their parameter files, allowing us to change the implementation without updating hundreds of lines of test code in the same CL.
Note that we can no longer sanely assert that the parameter file argument is inserted into the main command line, because the parameter file system controls both whether it is inserted and the name used. Those assertions have been removed where found.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194400303
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Rule authors frequently wants to make assertions on the parameter files their rule implementations have created. However, if they do not explicitly create parameter file write actions, or if indeed _there aren't_ any parameter file write actions inserted into the action graph, the tests will fail.
This CL puts an abstraction between the tests and obtaining their parameter files, allowing us to change the implementation without updating hundreds of lines of test code in the same CL.
Note that we can no longer sanely assert that the parameter file argument is inserted into the main command line, because the parameter file system controls both whether it is inserted and the name used. Those assertions have been removed where found.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194400070
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In StandaloneTestStrategy, copy as much information as SpawnResult makes
available to us through to both the TestResultData and BEP's
TestResult.ExecutionInfo protos. One immediate consequence is that the UI and
BEP can tell you whether a test result was cached remotely.
I changed Executor.getEventHandler to return an ExtendedEventHandler because it
makes this change easier to test.
Closes #5081.
Change-Id: I94fefdcd2e029c81085076736ad13a4bdf1bae8f
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194383009
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Rule authors frequently wants to make assertions on the parameter files their rule implementations have created. However, if they do not explicitly create parameter file write actions, or if indeed _there aren't_ any parameter file write actions inserted into the action graph, the tests will fail.
This CL adds necessary methods for the migration.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194379748
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Design doc: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JXqwwVHYosZOgmjN8xrfTalyhiUYJ99Qe2D0qBcqZ1c
The behaviour is gated on --defer_param_files (default off) and is controlled by --min_param_file_size.
This CL adds support for VirtualActionInputs to LocalSpawnRunner, and all remote runners already supports them. The sandboxed runners are not yet supported, but that can be added in a future CL.
This CL does not add support for spawn runner using different param file limits. This will require refactoring of the spawn strategies and runners to be viable.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194265291
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194236287
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194232982
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files
This change is due to Windows and macOS, where file paths are case-insensitive
RELNOTES:
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194223755
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Moving CompilationSupport out of for loop. All generated object-c files will be compiled in one CompilationHelper, which avoids object file path conflicts.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194215804
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as a normal feature.
Prior to this cl, it was always set by examining
supports_embedded_runtimes.
DELTA_BY_EXTENSION=java=100,py=15
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194172053
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Looks like a typo resulted in getSlowestTasks accumulating way more than it
should have and we were missing the test coverage to catch it.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194169355
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constructing JavaInfo providers instead
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194123199
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Design: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ubah6phuvWnugShtVgSQnaopQ1BtKtNxQASVwGZA7k0/
* Moves action construction out into java_common.run_ijar, java_common.pack_sources
* Deprecates corresponding arguments in JavaInfo
An incompatible flag will be added in another CL since it is not possible to add incompatible flags at the same time as new functionality is added.
RELNOTES: Adds new-style JavaInfo provider constructor.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194111925
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TemplateVariableInfo.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194088329
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be treated as a callable skylark object.
This will allow Skylark Provider objects to be better specified.
For example, "JavaInfo" can have a fully-documented, fully-specified @SkylarkCallable method with selfCall=true to represent the method JavaInfo(), instead of being a subclass of BaseFunction and requiring a @SkylarkSignature annotation.
There are no usages of this pattern introduced in this CL, and also no updates to docgen to support the new pattern. These will be introduced in another CL.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194088227
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This should reduce memory consumption in NestedSet deserialization, which currently does not recycle Artifact instances.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194083901
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RELNOTES[NEW]: TemplateVariableInfo can now be constructed from Skylark.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194072452
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Currently we report "Analyzing" when include scanning runs. But since we can
have shared C++ compile actions, only one of the group will be executed and only
one will be reported completed. Remaining shared actions currently stay with
"analyzing" forever.
This cl makes sure that these actions are properly handled when finished.
This is an encore of https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/24f19ec2679dd93b1ac5b06e46f3b35807d6e217. In this incarnation I make sure that all actions that discover inputs are consistent in reporting their Analyzing status. Originally only CppCompileAction was doing that. Apparently we have more actions that discover inputs (e.g. LtoBackendAction) but these were not reporting Analyzing and therefore crashing on preconditions. This cl makes sure that all actions discovering inputs report their analyzing status.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194066513
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for direct, transitive, and full compile-time jars; runtime jars; and instrumentation
metadata. These are trivial wrappers around the corresponding getters on the recursive
and non-recursive JavaCompilationArgs objects.
This is a no-op refactoring in preparation for flatting JavaCompilationArgs into JavaCompilationArgsProvider.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 194047064
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dynamic libraries
Term runtime input had 2 meanings in CppLinkAction:
1) input needed at runtime - dynamic library
2) input corresponding to the C++ runtime (libstdc++ or libc++)
This confused me and therefore the code :) This cl cleans this up to some extent by:
* renaming runtimeInput to runtimesInput, to at least give the reader a chance to catch the difference :)
* treating runtimesInputs as normal linker inputs, also downstream in CppLinkAction and LinkCommandLine
* Simplifying LibrariesToLinkCollector by removing explicit runtimesHandling.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 194046439
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This allows a C++ file to include headers from a tree artifact, and pass header inclusion checks.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193967617
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There are effectively three different states a flag's value could be in:
1. Value is known to be non-default
2. Value is known to be default
3. Value is unknown (has been trimmed)
In addition to flagValues (which covers the first state), there are now
two additional sets covering the other two states. Neither of these sets
are used when manual trimming is disabled or when the entire set of flags
is known, in which case state 1 is represented by labels in the map,
state 2 is represented by labels not in the map, and state 3 doesn't exist.
This also adds the flag which controls whether manual trimming is active,
but it currently has no effect.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193964624
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to check the direct dependencies for aar_import targets.
Currently the default value of this flag is not changed. And it will be enabled in a separate cl.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193959866
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193937177
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Add a new put method to the repository cache, that computes the cache key
itself. The key is returned, so it can be reused without having to recompute
it. This is a convenient interface for caching a file that was downloaded
without prior knowledge of its hash.
Change-Id: I6ac844f4166bf64498b87e483896d155df35475e
PiperOrigin-RevId: 193889444
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This extends the scalability fix in https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/8c5e290dfab3cab378a9ca107ecdd6267403cd4b to optionally apply to
all statically linked targets. Some test invocations end up building
non-testonly cc_binary that are in the transitive data deps of a test,
and can lead to huge numbers of LTO backend jobs for those test invocations.
With this change, the global blazerc can enable this feature for "blaze test".
This can end up subsuming the thin_lto_linkstatic_tests_use_shared_nonlto_backends
feature. However, it might be useful to keep that one as it can be the default
for all blaze builds (in case anyone wants to just build and not run their tests).
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193667161
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We always prepend crosstool top path anyway, so let's create Tool instances with
the already prepared path.
I don't expect this affects memory usage since we don't have many cc_toolchain
targets in the graph.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193660445
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193657227
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Unintentional sideeffect of https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/commit/119d8ecfba898799a9ad39eb756fa0247739a4a6 was that linkstamp compile action
stopped receiving flags from --copt (blaze option). This cl fixes that.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193655939
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Always use the more-qualified class name for clarity at the site of use. There are too many classes named Builder.
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This method will be available to Skylark. Native rules will use the wrapped
version in CcCommon.configureFeaturesOrReportRuleError. The error message shown
in case of conflicting features was modified slightly.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193639182
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CcCommon.configureFeatures
The goal is to enable creation of feature configuration without the rule
context. This will enable us to have cleaner API for this in Skylark.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193630386
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This RuleTransitionFactory will be applied to all targets after other
transitions, and is intended to be used to manually trim the configuration
based on tagging of that target. This is a stopgap feature until automatic
trimming of configuration can be implemented.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193573013
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This CL introduces a new intermediate SkyValue type,
PackageErrorMessageValue, to be used by RecursivePkgFunction.
RecursivePkgValue will now have a direct dep on
PackageErrorMessageValue rather than PackageValue.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193549158
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This is a very heavy and slow option by design. It will be enabled only when a user wants to debug their build, most frequently to compare the step-by-step results of two builds.
TESTED: manually on various rules, including directories.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193539034
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serialization.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 193536486
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This class will be used to tie a Spawn to a SpawnRunner, and isn't really a policy object. It will carry state such as the expanded inputs and expanded command line.
Currently a context can be passed between different SpawnRunners. This will be addressed independently, so a context is tied to a particular spawn runner.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 193501918
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*** Reason for rollback ***
Looks like this is using more cpu than I realized. Doesn't seem fixable short-term. This may need to be cherrypicked into the next canary if it shows up in profiling. See bug for details.
*** Original change description ***
Add ValueConstants helper to handle the increasingly complex logic for value-equality-tested constants. Main hurdle is efficiently testing to see if a Collection is a value constant without trying to do work on Collections that can't possibly be value constants.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193390754
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- Expose manifest merging logic from ApplicationManifest
- Use it to reimplement manifest merging in new AndroidManifest class
- Track merged resources zip in ResourceContainer - we shouldn't be forced to
use hacks to get it
- Clean up return type of ProcessedAndroidData.generateRClass - a ResourceApk
is the general type used to wrap fully processed data.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193367162
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* Change builder return type to Iterable<T> instead of IterableChain<T>. It is over-specified and unnecessary to state the return type so precisely.
* Optimize builder for cases where we add 0 or 1 iterables to the chain. In this case, we can simply return the underlying iterables without adding wrappers.
* Extract DedupingIterable, it doesn't have anything to do with IterablesChain and is only used in one place
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 193363048
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The AndroidResourceProcessingAction does all of asset parsing and merging and
all of resource parsing, merging, and validation except for R class generation,
all in one action. Add class to wrap the intermediate output of this action. It
can trigger R class generation to create a full ValidatedAndroidResources
object.
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