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# -*- bazel-starlark -*-
# Copyright 2023 The Chromium Authors
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.
"""Siso configuration main entry."""
load("@builtin//encoding.star", "json")
load("@builtin//lib/gn.star", "gn")
load("@builtin//runtime.star", "runtime")
load("@builtin//struct.star", "module")
load("./backend_config/backend.star", "backend")
load("./blink_all.star", "blink_all")
load("./clang_exception.star", "clang_exception")
load("./gn_logs.star", "gn_logs")
load("./linux.star", chromium_linux = "chromium")
load("./mac.star", chromium_mac = "chromium")
load("./mojo.star", "mojo")
load("./platform.star", "platform")
load("./reproxy.star", "reproxy")
load("./rust.star", "rust")
load("./simple.star", "simple")
load("./windows.star", chromium_windows = "chromium")
def __disable_remote(ctx, step_config):
if gn.args(ctx).get("use_remoteexec") == "true":
return step_config
for rule in step_config["rules"]:
rule["remote"] = False
return step_config
def init(ctx):
print("runtime: os:%s arch:%s run:%d" % (
runtime.os,
runtime.arch,
runtime.num_cpu,
))
host = {
"linux": chromium_linux,
"darwin": chromium_mac,
"windows": chromium_windows,
}[runtime.os]
properties = {}
for k, v in gn.args(ctx).items():
properties["gn_args:" + k] = v
for k, v in gn_logs.read(ctx).items():
properties["gn_logs:" + k] = v
step_config = {
"properties": properties,
"platforms": backend.platform_properties(ctx),
"input_deps": {},
"rules": [],
}
step_config = blink_all.step_config(ctx, step_config)
step_config = host.step_config(ctx, step_config)
step_config = mojo.step_config(ctx, step_config)
step_config = rust.step_config(ctx, step_config)
step_config = simple.step_config(ctx, step_config)
if reproxy.enabled(ctx):
step_config = reproxy.step_config(ctx, step_config)
# Python actions may use an absolute path at the first argument.
# e.g. C:/src/depot_tools/bootstrap-2@3_8_10_chromium_26_bin/python3/bin/python3.exe
# It needs to set `pyhton3` or `python3.exe` to remote_command.
for rule in step_config["rules"]:
if rule["name"].startswith("clang-coverage"):
# clang_code_coverage_wrapper.run() strips the python wrapper.
# So it shouldn't set `remote_command: python3`.
continue
# On Linux worker, it needs to be `python3` instead of `python3.exe`.
arg0 = rule.get("command_prefix", "").split(" ")[0].strip("\"")
if arg0 != platform.python_bin:
continue
p = rule.get("reproxy_config", {}).get("platform") or step_config["platforms"].get(rule.get("platform_ref", "default"))
if not p:
continue
if p.get("OSFamily") == "Linux":
arg0 = arg0.removesuffix(".exe")
rule["remote_command"] = arg0
step_config = clang_exception.step_config(ctx, step_config)
step_config = __disable_remote(ctx, step_config)
filegroups = {}
filegroups.update(blink_all.filegroups(ctx))
filegroups.update(host.filegroups(ctx))
filegroups.update(rust.filegroups(ctx))
filegroups.update(simple.filegroups(ctx))
handlers = {}
handlers.update(blink_all.handlers)
handlers.update(host.handlers)
handlers.update(rust.handlers)
handlers.update(simple.handlers)
handlers.update(reproxy.handlers)
return module(
"config",
step_config = json.encode(step_config),
filegroups = filegroups,
handlers = handlers,
)