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#!/bin/bash --posix
# Copyright 2017 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.
set -eux
# Unset TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY environment variable set by Bazel's --test_filter
# flag so that JUnit3 doesn't filter out the Android test suite class. Instead,
# forward this variable as a Java flag with the same name.
if [ -z "${TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY+1}" ]; then
ANDROID_TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY=""
else
ANDROID_TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY=${TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY}
unset TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY
fi
function join_paths() {
local base_dir=$1
local sep=$2
shift 2
local paths=$@
local result=""
for path in $paths
do
result=${base_dir}/${path}${sep}${result}
done
echo ${result}
}
test_label="%test_label%"
test_entry_point="%test_entry_point%"
WORKSPACE_DIR="${TEST_SRCDIR}/%workspace%"
adb="${WORKSPACE_DIR}/%adb%"
aapt="${WORKSPACE_DIR}/%aapt%"
device_script="${WORKSPACE_DIR}/%device_script%"
data_deps="%data_deps%"
data_deps=$(join_paths ${WORKSPACE_DIR} "," ${data_deps})
device_broker_type="%device_broker_type%"
target_apk="%target_apk%"
instrumentation_apk="%instrumentation_apk%"
support_apks="%support_apks%"
support_apks=$(join_paths ${WORKSPACE_DIR} "," ${support_apks})
apks_to_install="${support_apks}${target_apk},${instrumentation_apk}"
declare -A device_script_fixtures=( %device_script_fixtures% )
host_service_fixture="%host_service_fixture%"
host_service_fixture_services="%host_service_fixture_services%"
test_suite_property_name='%test_suite_property_name%'
# Bazel-only test arguments for the device broker
bazel_only_argv=$(cat <<END
--install_test_services=true
END
)
argv=$(cat <<END
--aapt=${aapt} \
--adb=${adb} \
--device_broker_type=${device_broker_type} \
--device_script=${device_script} \
--data_deps=${data_deps} \
--test_label=${test_label} \
--apks_to_install=${apks_to_install} \
--fixture_scripts=$(printf "%s," "${!device_script_fixtures[@]}") \
--hermetic_server_script=${host_service_fixture} \
--hermetic_servers=${host_service_fixture_services} \
--data_deps=$(printf "%s," "${!device_script_fixtures[@]}") \
--test_filter=${ANDROID_TESTBRIDGE_TEST_ONLY} \
$@
END
)
# We pass in $argv via two channels here:
# 1) regular arguments: parsed normally by internal test entry point.
# 2) --jvm_flag: external AndroidDeviceTestSuite doesn't parse the argvs if
# passed in regularly, so we pass them in via a JVM flag hack and parse them
# at the AndroidDeviceTestSuite constructor.
$test_entry_point \
--wrapper_script_flag=--jvm_flag=-D$test_suite_property_name=com.google.android.apps.common.testing.suite.AndroidDeviceTestSuite \
--wrapper_script_flag=--jvm_flag=-Dargv="$bazel_only_argv $argv" \
$argv
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