This paves the way for some feature work for bp2build, and also shaves
0.25-0.5s from the runtime of bp2build (as tested on my machine).
Test: Treehugger
Bug: 285631638
Change-Id: I841f3f904731d02468a6a68a9535d45e0ea9d7c1
The parsed BUILD files will be scanned for obvious definitions of BUILD
targets which have Android.bp counterparts. In such cases, bp2build will
automatically omit conversion of these defined modules (to prevent
collisions). With this change, we no longer need one-off denylisting of
modules which have BUILD file definitions.
This has a 0.03s to 0.2s slowdown for bp2build with current state. This
impact is identical on a heavier test branch, as well. I also ran an
experiment that applied BUILD scanning to all source BUILD files
(regardless of allowlisting), and this had a 2 second slowdown.
We may want to look into parallelizing or improving the performance of
this evaluation, but it's probably not worth the effort at this time,
since the current performance hit is small.
Test: New integration test
Test: Removed libprotobuf-python from denylist and tested building the
package
Test: Treehugger
Change-Id: Ibde3bab12cd4a8fed642ad46e5344a56953bec91
In non-incremental build, there is no ninja_log. For this case, use
HINT_FROM_SOONG as an alternative solution.
Bug: 273947040
Test: 1.m after removing out/.ninja_log
2.check if non-incremental CI build uses HINT_FROM_SOOONG
3.check if incremental CI build uses NINJA_LOG
4.check if there is no regression in CUJ
Change-Id: I00cd216df096cb2288eeab233729acefb0d1b73c
This allows USE_BAZEL_VERSION to be set for m builds, which will use
Bazelisk for any Bazel invocations during those builds.
This should be used only for manual debugging, typically to either test
new Bazel features, verify Bazel compatibility with Android, or culprit
find new Bazel breakages.
Test: Manually run builds with USE_BAZEL_VERSION, toggled off and on to
ensure the build was rerun. Tested with a broken commit, a working
commit, and 'last_green' special term
Change-Id: I8b475dca5c8d4bd849ee3724a8c3aca9b631bcb8
Current build.ninja does not contain any product name, while other ninja
files (such as combined ninja) do. This change adds product name to the
build.ninja so it can be separated over multiple lunch targets
Bug: 277029044
Test: build succeeded and checked if out/soong/build.ninja has been
renamed
Change-Id: I16dc71f829fd76f01b98da0d509a8e0ef6f62fa9
This fixes an incrementality bug that resulted in superfluous
build.ninja regeneration after a new glob definition is added.
Fixes: 279674820
Test: Treehugger
Test; New integration test in this CL
Change-Id: Ifefe66a0eb1c125e9ad5373d60437a1cb1e6fdec
Currently, uninstantiated, the field will be set to [""]
instead of an empty slice.
Test: m nothing --ensure-allowlist-integrity
Test: m nothing --ensure-allowlist-integrity
--bazel-force-enabled-modules=com.google.android.neuralnetworks (this
fails, as expected)
Change-Id: Ib4cd26f0cb0d40714b8c3f263ee2d22093ee15ef
We now ensure that the module is disabled and _not_ enabled before
failing the build.
Bug: 280439299
Test: m nothing --ensure-allowlist-integrity --bazel-mode-staging (on
master and aosp)
Change-Id: I59c969a27b064f07913a511cb29bc06d23daa371
Currently, there is little verification around allowlisted modules
actually being mixed-built. This flag would allow us to verify
that a module allowlisted is mixed-built for at least one variant.
Bug: 278910100
Test: m nothing --bazel-mode-staging --ensure-allowlist-integrity
Test: m nothing --bazel-mode-staging --ensure-allowlist-integrity
--bazel-force-enabled-modules=com.google.android.neuralnetworks (This
fails, as expected)
Test: build/soong/test/mixed_mode_test.sh
Change-Id: Icd5976f4f44f1a8caca1e5247d986642f7995f97
Instead of listing up module names, use another information from soong
such as module type, or size of inputs.
I focused on recall, not precision or accuracy, because false negative
module can slow down whole build
Bug: 273282046
Test: m --ninja_weight_source=ninja_log
Change-Id: I8fcc26f1312fda36197c787d240bc3d7b5346481
Context
- from-text android.jar files are built using Metalava, and these can be
utilized in `decodeSdkDep` so that any modules that depends on APIs
can be compiled using from-text android.jars
- This change removes dependency on source java files when compiling
stub android.jar files
Implementation
- Modify java_api_library module to create system modules using the
generated android.jar
- Replace modules in decodeSdkDep to link against java_api_library
modules
- Add --build-from-text-stub flag to hide the feature behind a flag
Test: m --build-from-text-stub
Bug: 271154441
Change-Id: I104df595edc65c0006820d5ae5b15f1fb167e190
Soong analyzes the entire source tree even though not every lunch target
needs to know about every module. For example, OEM sources can be
ignored for cuttlefish products. This functionality allows blueprint to
ignore a list of undesired directories.
Bug: 269457150
Change-Id: I1eec5d7b6a268cae4c633d8d89ed485598ebca45
If this option is set, Soong generates ninja weight list including
modules in HugeModulesList in allowlists.go
Test: m --ninja_weight_source=soong
Bug: 273282046
Change-Id: Id92b7f9f9e8152c1c46ae071c5821a479cf47bce
Add a flag that enables logic specific to multitree-build builds.
Bug: b/266730267
Test: treehugger, manual
Change-Id: Ia6f392525faa9d66bb6e0692b2a2e9c3b8493b0d
workspace.
This is necessary to solve bazel package boundary issues where the api
file might exist in a different directory
Test: m api_bp2build && build/bazel/bin/bazel build --config=android
--config=api_bp2build //build/orchestrator/apis:system
Test: multitree_build system/nothing (in multitree)
Change-Id: Id64085d65a1943bdb394ea80c875db96ca373839
This feature is toggled on with USE_PERSISTENT_BAZEL, which is off by
default. Those that opt-in will have a bazel server running between
builds (with a 3hr default TTL) which will greatly improve analysis on
subsequent builds. (As Bazel maintains a cache of analysis results).
Bug: 266983462
Test: Manual `m nothing` runs (timing with and without the feature)
Test: New integration test
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: I3af4948baa0c490e9b87c48ffdbe9f67732586c7
So that it can be used in the bazel implementation.
Bug: 268006095
Test: m nothing, check that it's in out/soong/soong_injection
Change-Id: I1520dd874076dee7fa083648d0790b060d658e5a
Previously, symlink forest generation involved removing the entire
symlink forest and recreating it from scratch. With this change,
a) symlinks which need not change are untouched,
b) symlinks pointing to the wrong location are fixed, and
c) symlinks which should no longer exist are removed.
On AOSP on my local machine, this reduces the symlink forest generation
step from 2.5s to 1.1s clean, and 0.6s when a single file is added to
a source directory.
Bug: 257528847
Test: m bp2build, touch `fakefile` under the forest, remove a file
from the source tree, rerun m bp2build. Manually verify the new forest
does not retain the link to the deleted source file, and that fakefile
no longer exists in the forest.
Change-Id: I481371ae487e9419af6a3a4370c552578b07d650
This test builds an "empty" filegroup. Running it can be useful to
verify that the api_bp2build workspace has been setup correctly.
Test: TH
Change-Id: I78639a2dcdeb659b2d6fdf6abc85d85c4fb697bf
- This is a wrapper function for all files in soong_injection directory.
This should prevent an error in the workspace generated for
api_bp2build.
- Rename the existing CreateSoongInjectionFiles fn and make it package
private to prevent confusion
(The subsequent CL in this stack should contain a smoke test for
api_bp2build)
Test: b build //:empty --config=api_bp2build --config=android
Test: TH
Change-Id: Iddb0aa1aff2f709826edd587aa99fccddf80f08f
Create a
build/bazel/product_config/generated/products/<product_name>/BUILD
file that contains the platform definitions needed for
a particular product. Currently we just create it for the
current lunch target, but the idea is that eventually when
all product config is in starlark, all the products will
have their platform definitions in the tree at once.
Bug: 249685973
Test: Presubmits
Change-Id: I08c82ff28dcf62f09d3b1d2e3186a6b961e12f6e
* `android.Context` holds `android.Config`, so provide an accessor to it
and avoid passing them separately to a lot of functions.
* factor common code in `readBazelPaths`/`getExistingBazelRelatedFiles`
into `readFileLines`
* refactor check-error-and-quit into `maybeQuit`
* use switch instead of if-elseif-... where appropriate
* rearrange the code in `runApiBp2build`, `runSymlinkForestCreation`
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I639929c21ec4999cdfd737c07136f32df2d488bc
Define a structure android.CmdArgs and keep all soong_build command line
arguments used to build a configuration in it. Some of them related to BazelMode
were previously kept in Blueprint's bootstrap.Args where they do not belong.
This simplifies the code and lays the gound work for future simplifying changes.
Test: treehugger
Change-Id: I995871f4e6b0e95cc9df65696ad2020df221d8c8
The synthetic soong_injection workspace is shared between api_bp2build
(used in API export) and bp2build (used in API domain analysis which
runs mixed builds by default). The former creates them in ReadOnly mode,
but the latter creates them in ReadWrite mode (to allow users to
edit/experiment). To prevent errors in the end-to-end builds in
multittree, make api_bp2build create these files in ReadWrite mode as
well.
Test: mulittree_build locally
Change-Id: I8766d88951a3b625739e4dc12d468450ad7322ea
Users can use this feature by
1. Setting PRODUCT_INCLUDE_TAGS += <val> in their product mk files
2. Set
```
blueprint_packge_includes {
match_al: ["<val>"],
}
other_module_type {name: foo}
other_module_type {name: bar}
```
bar and foo will be included if and only if <val> is set
Test: Unit tests in blueprint
Test: TH
Change-Id: I32eed4e3b5ac47fb565c62d13d8881fa984c86f4
Background: toolchain/llvm_android/test_compiler.py generates clang-dev, a directory
symlink pointing to out/install/linux-x86/clang-dev, which itself
contains a BUILD file. This BUILD file should be excluded from the
symlink forest because it's not an allowlisted BUILD file.
Problem: However, our current symlink forest logic and finder logic doesn't
handle this situation. It's not in bazel.list:
```
$ less out/.module_paths/bazel.list | grep prebuilts/clang
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/cc_toolchain_config.bzl
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/cc_toolchain_constants.bzl
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/cc_toolchain_features.bzl
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r450784d/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r450784e/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r458507/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r468909/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r468909b/BUILD.bazel
prebuilts/clang/host/linux-x86/clang-r475365/BUILD.bazel
```
The symlink forest logic uses this bazel.list file and matches it
against the keepExistingBuildFile list to exclude BUILD files from the
symlink forest. Since clang-dev/BUILD.bazel is not in bazel.list, it's
symlinked into the forest.
All of these gymnastics could be avoided if we added custom BUILD file
name support to Bazel, and only symlinked (e.g.) Android.bazel and
ignored all other BUILD files in the tree. It would be very clear which
checked-in BUILD files we want to use in the symlink forest.
I think we should pursue custom BUILD file names instead of adding more
complexities, to say, the finder logic, to support such a use case. It's
also why I decided to add this hardcoded exclusion to keep the
workaround simple.
Bug: 260809113
Test: presubmits
Test: $ DIST_DIR=/tmp/dist prebuilts/python/linux-x86/bin/python3 toolchain/llvm_android/test_compiler.py --build-only --target aosp_raven-userdebug --no-clean-built-target --module dist --module droid --module tidy-soong_subset --with-tidy ./
Change-Id: I415371543585c1c5e8e00e6958105f65ea5978ee
Unlike bp2build, api_bp2build depends on a well-defined subset of checked-in
BUILD/bzl files, and we create symlinks for that subsset in
out/soong/api_bp2build. Since we now cd into the workspace after
aosp/2308141, we need to add the sylimks of the external repositories as
well
Test: bazel build --config=api_bp2build //:empty
Change-Id: Ia7ecc5543226893a3878bc0fd35e025a37c80413
Add a new argument in soong_ui that will be used to gate this behavior.
This approach is expected to solve incrementality issues in multi-tree.
As part of soong's bootstrap process, all source dirs are added to deps
of out/soong/build.ninja (via globs). Since multitree_build writes to the
"source" api_surfaces directory, it changes its mtime and causes a
recompilation of out/soong/build.ninja in the subsequent invocation.
Test: TH (for single-tree)
Test: Inspected ninja files (for multi-tree)
(Run a full build)
touch out/api_surfaces/vendorapi/libc/.../math.h
orchestrator/prebuilts/build-tools/linux-x86/bin/nsjail --config
out/trees/vendor_aosp_cf_arm64_phone/nsjail.cfg --
prebuilts/build-tools/linux-x86/bin/ninja -f out/soong/bootstrap.ninja
-d explain -n out/soong/build.ninja
(ninja: no work to do)
Change-Id: Ib823163ec1153344a2f593daa8d7156c24ff5bc3
Previously, the NewTextContext created a context that always called
NewNameResolver with a export filter that always returned true.
This change fixes that by:
1. Changing NewNameResolver to take a Config parameter instead of a
filter parameter and pushing the code to create the filter from the
Config from newNameResolver() in cmd/soong_build/main.go into the
NewNameResolver function.
2. Extracting a newTestContextForFixture that does not create a
NameResolver or set it on the context. That avoids creating a
NameResolver before the test has prepared the config.
3. Modify the fixture to create and set the NameResolver in the Context
after the config has been prepared by the test.
4. Added test to verify that it all works.
Bug: 234825639
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: Ie4b13f18093dc01a0ab65a9ecfd143585d843b55
