Fix non-deterministic output for merge_zips

A map iteration was causing a non-deterministic order
in output entries. The default behaviour is to preserve
the same order of the input zips, which is necessary
to ensure a deterministic output for deterministic inputs.

Bug: b/322788229
Test: Ran a couple of builds and confirmed no cache misses from
the output of merge_zips.

Change-Id: I3217e6887ab108d213a290b59da5b33d51b8241f
This commit is contained in:
Anas Sulaiman
2024-02-09 21:06:49 +00:00
parent b129b7cba2
commit 437e9470c0
2 changed files with 36 additions and 5 deletions

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@@ -103,6 +103,7 @@ func TestMergeZips(t *testing.T) {
stripFiles []string
stripDirs []string
jar bool
par bool
sort bool
ignoreDuplicates bool
stripDirEntries bool
@@ -265,6 +266,34 @@ func TestMergeZips(t *testing.T) {
},
out: []testZipEntry{withoutTimestamp, a},
},
{
name: "emulate par",
in: [][]testZipEntry{
{
testZipEntry{name: "3/main.py"},
testZipEntry{name: "c/main.py"},
testZipEntry{name: "a/main.py"},
testZipEntry{name: "2/main.py"},
testZipEntry{name: "b/main.py"},
testZipEntry{name: "1/main.py"},
},
},
out: []testZipEntry{
testZipEntry{name: "3/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "c/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "a/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "2/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "b/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "1/__init__.py", mode: 0700, timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "3/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "c/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "a/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "2/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "b/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
testZipEntry{name: "1/main.py", timestamp: jar.DefaultTime},
},
par: true,
},
}
for _, test := range testCases {
@@ -280,7 +309,7 @@ func TestMergeZips(t *testing.T) {
writer := zip.NewWriter(out)
err := mergeZips(inputZips, writer, "", "",
test.sort, test.jar, false, test.stripDirEntries, test.ignoreDuplicates,
test.sort, test.jar, test.par, test.stripDirEntries, test.ignoreDuplicates,
test.stripFiles, test.stripDirs, test.zipsToNotStrip)
closeErr := writer.Close()