// Copyright 2016 The Bazel Authors. All rights reserved. // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "gtest/gtest.h" #include "src/main/cpp/util/file.h" #include "src/main/cpp/util/file_platform.h" #include "src/main/cpp/util/path.h" #include "src/main/cpp/util/path_platform.h" #include "src/main/cpp/util/strings.h" #include "src/main/native/windows/file.h" #include "src/main/native/windows/util.h" #include "src/test/cpp/util/test_util.h" #include "src/test/cpp/util/windows_test_util.h" #if !defined(_WIN32) && !defined(__CYGWIN__) #error("This test should only be run on Windows") #endif // !defined(_WIN32) && !defined(__CYGWIN__) #define TOSTRING(x) #x namespace blaze_util { using bazel::windows::CreateJunction; using bazel::windows::CreateJunctionResult; using std::string; using std::unique_ptr; using std::wstring; // Methods defined in file_windows.cc that are only visible for testing. string NormalizeWindowsPath(string path); class FileWindowsTest : public ::testing::Test { public: void TearDown() override { DeleteAllUnder(GetTestTmpDirW()); } }; // This is a macro so the assertions will have the correct line number. #define GET_TEST_TMPDIR(/* string& */ result) \ { \ char buf[MAX_PATH] = {0}; \ DWORD len = ::GetEnvironmentVariableA("TEST_TMPDIR", buf, MAX_PATH); \ result = buf; \ ASSERT_GT(result.size(), 0); \ } #define CREATE_JUNCTION(/* const string& */ name, /* const string& */ target) \ { \ wstring wname; \ wstring wtarget; \ EXPECT_TRUE(AsWindowsPath(name, &wname, nullptr)); \ EXPECT_TRUE(AsWindowsPath(target, &wtarget, nullptr)); \ EXPECT_EQ(CreateJunction(wname, wtarget, nullptr), \ CreateJunctionResult::kSuccess); \ } // Asserts that dir1 can be created with some content, and dir2 doesn't exist. static void AssertTearDown(const WCHAR* dir1, const WCHAR* dir2) { wstring wtmpdir(GetTestTmpDirW()); wstring dir1str(wtmpdir + L"\\" + dir1); wstring subdir(dir1str + L"\\subdir"); wstring wfile(subdir + L"\\hello.txt"); EXPECT_TRUE(::CreateDirectoryW(dir1str.c_str(), NULL)); EXPECT_TRUE(::CreateDirectoryW(subdir.c_str(), NULL)); EXPECT_TRUE(CreateDummyFile(wfile)); EXPECT_NE(::GetFileAttributesW(wfile.c_str()), INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES); ASSERT_EQ(::GetFileAttributesW((wtmpdir + L"\\" + dir2).c_str()), INVALID_FILE_ATTRIBUTES); } // One half of the teardown test: assert that test.teardown.b was cleaned up. TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestTearDownA) { AssertTearDown(L"test.teardown.a", L"test.teardown.b"); } // Other half of the teardown test: assert that test.teardown.a was cleaned up. TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestTearDownB) { AssertTearDown(L"test.teardown.b", L"test.teardown.a"); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestMsysRootRetrieval) { wstring actual; // We just need "bin/" or "usr/bin/". // Forward slashes are converted to backslashes. SetEnvironmentVariableA("BAZEL_SH", "c:/foo\\bin/some_bash.exe"); string error; ASSERT_FALSE(AsWindowsPath("/blah", &actual, &error)); EXPECT_TRUE(error.find("Unix-style") != string::npos); SetEnvironmentVariableA("BAZEL_SH", "c:/tools/msys64/usr/bin/bash.exe"); ASSERT_FALSE(AsWindowsPath("/blah", &actual, &error)); EXPECT_TRUE(error.find("Unix-style") != string::npos); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestPathExistsWindows) { ASSERT_FALSE(PathExists("")); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(".")); ASSERT_FALSE(PathExists("non.existent")); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists("/dev/null")); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists("Nul")); string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(tmpdir)); // Create junction target that'll double as the fake msys root. string fake_msys_root(tmpdir + "/blah"); ASSERT_EQ(0, mkdir(fake_msys_root.c_str())); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(fake_msys_root)); // Set the BAZEL_SH root so we can resolve MSYS paths. SetEnvironmentVariableA("BAZEL_SH", (fake_msys_root + "/bin/fake_bash.exe").c_str()); // Create a junction pointing to an existing directory. CREATE_JUNCTION(tmpdir + "/junc1", fake_msys_root); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(fake_msys_root)); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc1"))); // Create a junction pointing to a non-existent directory. CREATE_JUNCTION(tmpdir + "/junc2", fake_msys_root + "/i.dont.exist"); ASSERT_FALSE(PathExists(JoinPath(fake_msys_root, "i.dont.exist"))); ASSERT_FALSE(PathExists(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc2"))); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestIsDirectory) { ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory("")); ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory("/dev/null")); ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory("Nul")); string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); ASSERT_TRUE(IsDirectory(tmpdir)); ASSERT_TRUE(IsDirectory("C:\\")); ASSERT_TRUE(IsDirectory("C:/")); ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory("non.existent")); // Create a directory under `tempdir`, verify that IsDirectory reports true. string dir1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "dir1")); ASSERT_EQ(0, mkdir(dir1.c_str())); ASSERT_TRUE(IsDirectory(dir1)); // Verify that IsDirectory works for a junction. string junc1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc1")); CREATE_JUNCTION(junc1, dir1); ASSERT_TRUE(IsDirectory(junc1)); ASSERT_EQ(0, rmdir(dir1.c_str())); ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory(dir1)); ASSERT_FALSE(IsDirectory(junc1)); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestUnlinkPath) { ASSERT_FALSE(UnlinkPath("/dev/null")); ASSERT_FALSE(UnlinkPath("Nul")); string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); // Create a directory under `tempdir`, a file inside it, and a junction // pointing to it. string dir1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "dir1")); ASSERT_EQ(0, mkdir(dir1.c_str())); AutoFileStream fh(fopen(JoinPath(dir1, "foo.txt").c_str(), "wt")); EXPECT_TRUE(fh.IsOpen()); ASSERT_LT(0, fprintf(fh, "hello\n")); fh.Close(); string junc1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc1")); CREATE_JUNCTION(junc1, dir1); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(junc1)); ASSERT_TRUE(PathExists(JoinPath(junc1, "foo.txt"))); // Non-existent files cannot be unlinked. ASSERT_FALSE(UnlinkPath("does.not.exist")); // Directories cannot be unlinked. ASSERT_FALSE(UnlinkPath(dir1)); // Junctions can be unlinked, even if the pointed directory is not empty. ASSERT_TRUE(UnlinkPath(JoinPath(junc1, "foo.txt"))); // Files can be unlinked. ASSERT_TRUE(UnlinkPath(junc1)); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestMakeDirectories) { string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); ASSERT_LT(0, tmpdir.size()); // Test that we can create come directories, can't create others. ASSERT_FALSE(MakeDirectories("", 0777)); ASSERT_FALSE(MakeDirectories("/dev/null", 0777)); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories("c:/", 0777)); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories("c:\\", 0777)); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories(".", 0777)); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories(tmpdir, 0777)); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories(JoinPath(tmpdir, "dir1/dir2/dir3"), 0777)); string winpath = tmpdir + "\\dir4\\dir5"; std::replace(winpath.begin(), winpath.end(), '/', '\\'); ASSERT_TRUE(MakeDirectories(string("\\\\?\\") + winpath, 0777)); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestCanAccess) { ASSERT_FALSE(CanReadFile("C:/windows/this/should/not/exist/mkay")); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile("C:/this/should/not/exist/mkay")); ASSERT_FALSE(CanAccessDirectory("C:/this/should/not/exist/mkay")); ASSERT_FALSE(CanReadFile("non.existent")); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile("non.existent")); ASSERT_FALSE(CanAccessDirectory("non.existent")); string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); string dir(JoinPath(tmpdir, "canaccesstest")); ASSERT_EQ(0, mkdir(dir.c_str())); ASSERT_FALSE(CanReadFile(dir)); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile(dir)); ASSERT_TRUE(CanAccessDirectory(dir)); string junc(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc1")); CREATE_JUNCTION(junc, dir); ASSERT_FALSE(CanReadFile(junc)); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile(junc)); ASSERT_TRUE(CanAccessDirectory(junc)); string file(JoinPath(dir, "foo.txt")); AutoFileStream fh(fopen(file.c_str(), "wt")); EXPECT_TRUE(fh.IsOpen()); ASSERT_LT(0, fprintf(fh, "hello")); fh.Close(); ASSERT_TRUE(CanReadFile(file)); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile(file)); ASSERT_FALSE(CanAccessDirectory(file)); ASSERT_TRUE(CanReadFile(JoinPath(junc, "foo.txt"))); ASSERT_FALSE(CanExecuteFile(JoinPath(junc, "foo.txt"))); ASSERT_FALSE(CanAccessDirectory(JoinPath(junc, "foo.txt"))); string file2(JoinPath(dir, "foo.exe")); ASSERT_EQ(0, rename(file.c_str(), file2.c_str())); ASSERT_TRUE(CanReadFile(file2)); ASSERT_TRUE(CanExecuteFile(file2)); ASSERT_FALSE(CanAccessDirectory(file2)); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestMakeCanonical) { string tmpdir; GET_TEST_TMPDIR(tmpdir); // Create some scratch directories: $TEST_TMPDIR/directory/subdirectory string dir1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "directory")); string dir2(JoinPath(dir1, "subdirectory")); EXPECT_TRUE(MakeDirectories(dir2, 0700)); // Create a dummy file: $TEST_TMPDIR/directory/subdirectory/foo.txt string foo(JoinPath(dir2, "foo.txt")); wstring wfoo; EXPECT_TRUE(AsAbsoluteWindowsPath(foo, &wfoo, nullptr)); EXPECT_TRUE(CreateDummyFile(wfoo)); EXPECT_TRUE(CanReadFile(foo)); // Create junctions next to directory and subdirectory, pointing to them. // Use short paths and mixed casing to test that the canonicalization can // resolve these. // $TEST_TMPDIR/junc12345 -> $TEST_TMPDIR/DIRECT~1 // $TEST_TMPDIR/junc12~1/junc67890 -> $TEST_TMPDIR/JUNC12~1/SubDir~1 string sym1(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc12345")); string sym2(JoinPath(JoinPath(tmpdir, "junc12~1"), "junc67890")); string sym1value(JoinPath(tmpdir, "DIRECT~1")); string sym2value(JoinPath(JoinPath(tmpdir, "JUNC12~1"), "SubDir~1")); CREATE_JUNCTION(sym1, sym1value); CREATE_JUNCTION(sym2, sym2value); // Expect that $TEST_TMPDIR/sym1/sym2/foo.txt is readable. string symfoo(JoinPath(sym2, "foo.txt")); EXPECT_TRUE(CanReadFile(symfoo)); // Assert the canonical path of foo.txt via the real path and via sym2. // The latter contains at least two junction components, shortened paths, and // mixed casing. string dircanon(MakeCanonical(foo.c_str())); string symcanon(MakeCanonical(symfoo.c_str())); string expected("directory\\subdirectory\\foo.txt"); ASSERT_NE(symcanon, ""); ASSERT_EQ(symcanon.find(expected), symcanon.size() - expected.size()); ASSERT_EQ(dircanon, symcanon); } TEST_F(FileWindowsTest, TestMtimeHandling) { const char* tempdir_cstr = getenv("TEST_TMPDIR"); ASSERT_NE(tempdir_cstr, nullptr); ASSERT_NE(tempdir_cstr[0], 0); string tempdir(tempdir_cstr); string target(JoinPath(tempdir, "target" TOSTRING(__LINE__))); wstring wtarget; EXPECT_TRUE(AsWindowsPath(target, &wtarget, nullptr)); EXPECT_TRUE(CreateDirectoryW(wtarget.c_str(), NULL)); std::unique_ptr mtime(CreateFileMtime()); // Assert that a directory is always a good embedded binary. (We do not care // about directories' mtimes.) ASSERT_TRUE(mtime.get()->IsUntampered(target)); // Assert that junctions whose target exists are "good" embedded binaries. string sym(JoinPath(tempdir, "junc" TOSTRING(__LINE__))); CREATE_JUNCTION(sym, target); ASSERT_TRUE(mtime.get()->IsUntampered(sym)); // Assert that checking fails for non-existent directories and dangling // junctions. EXPECT_TRUE(RemoveDirectoryW(wtarget.c_str())); ASSERT_FALSE(mtime.get()->IsUntampered(target)); ASSERT_FALSE(mtime.get()->IsUntampered(sym)); } } // namespace blaze_util