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…lopers can create a java_runtime from a build target by constructing an appropriately laid-out jdk in a custom rule, and then point to that rule in the java attr.
Hm. How can I see the actual outputs of the failed tests please? (Running the tests locally results in errors accessing bcr.bazel.build, no route to host, which I'm trying to fix; I'd like to see if it's the same error remotely). Thank you! |
I think this mistakenly got categorized as requiring my response? |
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Hello @arvi18, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
This pull request modifies the java_runtime
rule to allow the java
attribute to accept a full JDK repository instead of just a single file. This is achieved by removing the allow_single_file = True
restriction on the java
attribute in java_runtime.bzl
and changing ctx.file.java
to ctx.executable.java
. Additionally, a new integration test test_fully_generated_jdk
is added to bazel_java_test.sh
to verify this functionality.
Highlights
- Feature Enhancement: The
java_runtime
rule is enhanced to support the construction of a full JDK repository from a build target, providing more flexibility in defining Java runtimes. - Code Modification: The
allow_single_file
restriction is removed from thejava
attribute in thejava_runtime
rule definition. - Test Addition: A new integration test,
test_fully_generated_jdk
, is added to verify the functionality of constructing a JDK from a build target.
Changelog
- src/main/starlark/builtins_bzl/common/java/java_runtime.bzl
- Changed
ctx.file.java
toctx.executable.java
on line 103 to allow accepting executable targets. - Removed
allow_single_file = True
from thejava
attribute definition on line 207.
- Changed
- src/test/shell/integration/bazel_java_test.sh
- Modified existing tests to assert for
dummy_java
anddummy_javac
instead offoo
andbar
on lines 339 and 340. - Added a new test function
test_fully_generated_jdk
on line 357 to test the full JDK generation functionality.
- Modified existing tests to assert for
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A runtime defined,
No longer confined,
A full JDK's might,
Brings build targets to light,
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Code Review
This pull request introduces a significant change by allowing the java
attribute in java_runtime
to accept more than just a single file, enabling the construction of a full JDK repository from a build target. The changes include modifications to the java_runtime
rule definition and the addition of a new test case to verify the functionality. The code appears to be well-structured and the new test case provides adequate coverage for the introduced changes.
Summary of Findings
- Attribute Type Change: The
java
attribute in thejava_runtime
rule has been changed fromallow_single_file = True
andattr.label
toattr.executable
. This change allows the attribute to accept a broader range of targets, enabling the construction of a full JDK repository from a build target. - Test Logic Modification: The test
test_genrule
inbazel_java_test.sh
has been modified to assert the presence ofdummy_java
anddummy_javac
in the cquery output, reflecting the change in how the Java runtime is specified and used in genrules. - New Test Case: A new test case,
test_fully_generated_jdk
, has been added tobazel_java_test.sh
to verify the functionality of constructing a full JDK from a build target. This test creates dummy Java executables and ajava_runtime
rule to simulate a fully generated JDK.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be well-structured and the new test case provides adequate coverage for the introduced changes. However, it's recommended to ensure that the changes don't introduce any regressions in existing functionality and that the new test case covers all relevant scenarios. I am unable to approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging.
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ def _java_runtime_rule_impl(ctx): | |||
java_binary_exec_path = paths.get_relative(java_home, _get_bin_java(ctx)) | |||
java_binary_runfiles_path = _get_runfiles_java_executable(ctx, java_home, ctx.label) | |||
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java = ctx.file.java | |||
java = ctx.executable.java |
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expect_log "dummy_java" | ||
expect_log "dummy_javac" |
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The log expectations have been updated to reflect the new dummy executables. It would be helpful to add a comment explaining why foo
and bar
are no longer expected and why dummy_java
and dummy_javac
are now expected. This will help understand the test logic and the changes introduced by the pull request.
expect_log "dummy_java" | |
expect_log "dummy_javac" | |
# Test the genrule that specifically depends on :bar_runtime. | |
# foo and bar are no longer expected because we are now using dummy_java and dummy_javac | |
expect_log "dummy_java" | |
expect_log "dummy_javac" |
Right now there seems to be no way to create a full java runtime from a build target. This adds that capability by removing the restriction that the 'java' attr in java_runtime be a single_file.