The registration of module types and singletons is duplicated between
init() functions that register them for use in the build runtime and
test context creation code that registers them for testing.
This is a proof of concept for a mechanism that will allow the code
to be shared. It defines a RegistrationContext interface that is
implemented by both the TestContext and the new initRegistrationContext
type. An instance of the the latter is available through the
InitRegistrationContext variable.
The intent is that the registration of the module types and singleton
types will be extracted from the init() function into a separate
function that takes a RegistrationContext parameter. That method is
called from init() passing in the InitRegistrationContext and from a
test passing in the TestContext. Something like this:
func init() {
RegisterBuildComponents(android.InitRegistrationContext)
}
func RegisterBuildComponents(ctx android.RegistrationContext) {
ctx.RegisterModuleType(....)
....
}
A test would do something like this:
ctx := android.NewTestContext()
RegisterBuildComponents(ctx)
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: I97173cabb6d6cf7ce98fdb5f73418438b1997b35
The filesystem object was available through ModuleContext.Fs(), but
gives too much access to the filesystem without enforicing correct
dependencies. In order to support sandboxing the soong_build
process move the filesystem into the Config. The next change will
make it private.
Bug: 146437378
Test: all Soong tests
Change-Id: I5d3ae9108f120fd335b21efd612aefa078378813
Parameterized the cc.librarySdkMemberType to allow it to support
both static and shared libraries. Created two instances, one for shared
and one for static libraries. A follow up change will add support for
libraries that can be both.
Added *librarySdkMemberType to nativeMemberInfo as information from
there is needed when generating the snapshot.
Made organizeVariants() func a method of *librarySdkMemberType so that
it can initialize the new field. Moved it to be with all the other
methods of that type.
Added host and device tests for the new module type.
Bug: 142918168
Test: m nothing
Change-Id: I00b1e8424b9d81f7d15edc4883971d10668ec2cc
Exports visibility and package mutator registration functions so they
can be used in sdk testing. Updates sdk test to support visibility and
package modules.
Adds EffectiveVisibility(...)[]string function to make the effective
visibility rules available to sdk snapshot creation.
Extracts compositeRule.Strings() []string from compositeRule.String()
method so that it can be used by above func.
Adds visibility property to sdk snapshot and prebuilt modules along
with a test to ensure it works properly.
Adds dir parameter to CheckSnapshot so that it can check the snapshot
generated for a non-root package. That is required in order to ensure
that visibility of :__subpackages__ on a source module in package
<pkg> is resolved to an effective visibility of
//<pkg>:__subpackages__ on its corresponding prebuilt.
Test: m conscrypt-module-sdk
Bug: 143678475
Change-Id: Icaacac5b9c04726d28e6fec93e49715ac45df7f4
Move the ImageMutator to be registered just after the archMutator
in preparation for moving it between osMutator and archMutator.
Requries updating variants in a few tests that now run the
ImageMutator.
Bug: 142286466
Test: no change to build.ninja
Test: all soong tests
Change-Id: Ia9d2a7bc0e225bedec3c9a83ea04f471a931bf47
Adds TestHelper to provide general test helper functionality for use by
any test.
Adds testSdkResult, composed with TestHelper that encapsulates the
result of processing and sdk {..} definition and provides specialized
support for testing the build rules.
Dedups the analysis of the sdk build rules, and improves it to extract
more information, and in different forms. That is represented by the
snapshotBuildInfo struct.
Adds a CheckSnapshot() method which checks the snapshot for a specified
sdk version. It takes a list of functions that can each perform a check
on a specific facet of the supplied snapshotBuildInfo.
Methods are provided for tests to use to check the following facets:
* Generated Android.bp contents.
* Copy rules
* Merge zip inputs
This approach makes it possible for each test to customize what is
being checked without either duplicating functionality, causing a
proliferation of specialized forms of the CheckSnapshot method for
different types of tests or adding arguments for every possible check
that any test would need which would lead to lots of churn to existing
tests when new arguments are added.
The main testing improvement is for CheckSnapshot() to actually try and
load the Android.bp that is generated. In order to do that it was
necessary to create a mock filesystem populated with information from
the build rules, i.e. the destination files from every Cp command as
well as the destination directory from every repackage zip command.
That helps detect a number of sources of errors:
* Failing to copy a file/directory that is mentioned in the generated
Android.bp file.
* Invalid properties.
* Invalid format of the .bp file.
* Integrity issues within the .bp file.
Bug: 143678475
Test: m conscrypt-module-sdk
Change-Id: I4d3fe18f86698186d18e7e8b32d2e319183f7f0c
Paul Duffin