Make filegroup paths relative to module dir in mixed builds

filegroup.srcs must have a .rel() version of their paths
that is relative to the module directory. Previously in
mixed builds, the relative path wasn't filled in.

Bug: 229251008
Bug: 204244290
Test: go tests, and USE_BAZEL_ANALYSIS=1 m apexer with the following cl
Change-Id: I11a2a8b96139e0e7b956fa4c256a9a99c02f88f3
This commit is contained in:
Cole Faust
2022-06-03 16:00:11 -07:00
parent d848f28449
commit 9a06d25be2
4 changed files with 145 additions and 11 deletions

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@@ -449,25 +449,51 @@ func (p BazelOutPath) objPathWithExt(ctx ModuleOutPathContext, subdir, ext strin
return PathForModuleObj(ctx, subdir, pathtools.ReplaceExtension(p.path, ext))
}
// PathForBazelOut returns a Path representing the paths... under an output directory dedicated to
// bazel-owned outputs.
func PathForBazelOut(ctx PathContext, paths ...string) BazelOutPath {
execRootPathComponents := append([]string{"execroot", "__main__"}, paths...)
execRootPath := filepath.Join(execRootPathComponents...)
validatedExecRootPath, err := validatePath(execRootPath)
// PathForBazelOutRelative returns a BazelOutPath representing the path under an output directory dedicated to
// bazel-owned outputs. Calling .Rel() on the result will give the input path as relative to the given
// relativeRoot.
func PathForBazelOutRelative(ctx PathContext, relativeRoot string, path string) BazelOutPath {
validatedPath, err := validatePath(filepath.Join("execroot", "__main__", path))
if err != nil {
reportPathError(ctx, err)
}
relativeRootPath := filepath.Join("execroot", "__main__", relativeRoot)
if pathComponents := strings.Split(path, "/"); len(pathComponents) >= 3 &&
pathComponents[0] == "bazel-out" && pathComponents[2] == "bin" {
// If the path starts with something like: bazel-out/linux_x86_64-fastbuild-ST-b4ef1c4402f9/bin/
// make it relative to that folder. bazel-out/volatile-status.txt is an example
// of something that starts with bazel-out but is not relative to the bin folder
relativeRootPath = filepath.Join("execroot", "__main__", pathComponents[0], pathComponents[1], pathComponents[2], relativeRoot)
}
outputPath := OutputPath{basePath{"", ""},
var relPath string
if relPath, err = filepath.Rel(relativeRootPath, validatedPath); err != nil || strings.HasPrefix(relPath, "../") {
// We failed to make this path relative to execroot/__main__, fall back to a non-relative path
// One case where this happens is when path is ../bazel_tools/something
relativeRootPath = ""
relPath = validatedPath
}
outputPath := OutputPath{
basePath{"", ""},
ctx.Config().soongOutDir,
ctx.Config().BazelContext.OutputBase()}
ctx.Config().BazelContext.OutputBase(),
}
return BazelOutPath{
OutputPath: outputPath.withRel(validatedExecRootPath),
// .withRel() appends its argument onto the current path, and only the most
// recently appended part is returned by outputPath.rel().
// So outputPath.rel() will return relPath.
OutputPath: outputPath.withRel(relativeRootPath).withRel(relPath),
}
}
// PathForBazelOut returns a BazelOutPath representing the path under an output directory dedicated to
// bazel-owned outputs.
func PathForBazelOut(ctx PathContext, path string) BazelOutPath {
return PathForBazelOutRelative(ctx, "", path)
}
// PathsForBazelOut returns a list of paths representing the paths under an output directory
// dedicated to Bazel-owned outputs.
func PathsForBazelOut(ctx PathContext, paths []string) Paths {