scripts/ci/ci.sh

#! /usr/bin/env bash
#
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# This script looks at the files changed in git against origin/master
# (actually a common ancestor of origin/master and the current commit) and
# queries for all build and test targets associated with those files.
#
# Running this script on a CI server should allow you to only test the targets
# that have changed since the last time your merged or fast forwarded.
#
# This script can be used to recreate the benefits that TAP provides to
# Google's developers as describe by Mike Bland on his article on Google's
# infrastructure.
# https://mike-bland.com/2012/10/01/tools.html#tools-tap-sponge
#
# "Every single change submitted to Google’s Perforce depot is built and
# tested, and only those targets affected by a particular change are
# built and tested"
#
# When this script is triggered by Gerrit's patchset-updated hook (for example)
# you can replace origin/master in the COMMIT_RANGE variable initialization
# with the branch passed as argument to the hook. When using Jenkins with the
# Gerrit Trigger Plugin, use $GERRIT_BRANCH instead. This would make it
# possible to have the Verified label on Gerrit patchsets populated as fast
# as possible.
# For a ref-updated event, use "${GERRIT_OLDREV}..${GERRIT_NEWREV}" as the
# value for COMMIT_RANGE.
# When running in Travis-CI, you can directly use the $TRAVIS_COMMIT_RANGE
# environment variable.

COMMIT_RANGE=${COMMIT_RANGE:-$(git merge-base origin/master HEAD)".."}

# Go to the root of the repo
cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"

# Get a list of the current files in package form by querying Bazel.
files=()
for file in $(git diff --name-only ${COMMIT_RANGE} ); do
  IFS=$'\n' read -r -a files <<< "$(bazel query $file)"
  bazel query $file
done

# Query for the associated buildables
buildables=$(bazel query \
    --keep_going \
    --noshow_progress \
    "kind(.*_binary, rdeps(//..., set(${files[*]})))")
# Run the tests if there were results
if [[ ! -z $buildables ]]; then
  echo "Building binaries"
  bazel build $buildables
fi

tests=$(bazel query \
    --keep_going \
    --noshow_progress \
    "kind(test, rdeps(//..., set(${files[*]}))) except attr('tags', 'manual', //...)")
# Run the tests if there were results
if [[ ! -z $tests ]]; then
  echo "Running tests"
  bazel test $tests
fi