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package build.bazel.ci

/**
 * A set of utility methods to call Bazel inside Jenkins
 */
class BazelUtils implements Serializable {
  private static final TEST_EVENTS_FILE = "bazel-events-test.json"
  private static final BUILD_EVENTS_FILE = "bazel-events-build.json"
  private String bazel;
  private String ws;
  private def script;
  private boolean isWindows;
  private def envs = [];

  // Accessors
  def setBazel(value) {
    bazel = value
  }

  def getBazel() {
    bazel
  }

  def setScript(value) {
    script = value
    ws = script.pwd()
    isWindows = !script.isUnix()
    if (isWindows) {
      def bazel_sh = script.sh(script: "cygpath --windows /bin/bash",
                               returnStdout: true).trim()
      envs = ["BAZEL_SH=${bazel_sh}"]
    }
  }

  def getScript() {
    script
  }

  // Actual method

  private def execute(script, returnStatus = false, returnStdout = false) {
    if (isWindows) {
      if (returnStdout) {
        // @ removes the command lines from the output
        script = "@${script}"
      }
      // exit /b !ERRORLEVEL! actually returns the exit code
      return this.script.bat(script: "${script}\r\n@exit /b %ERRORLEVEL%",
                             returnStatus: returnStatus, returnStdout: returnStdout)
    } else {
      return this.script.sh(script: script, returnStatus: returnStatus, returnStdout: returnStdout)
    }
  }

  def bazelCommand(String args, returnStatus = false, returnStdout = false) {
    script.withEnv(envs + ["BAZEL=" + this.bazel]) {
      owner.script.ansiColor("xterm") {
        return execute("${this.bazel} --bazelrc=${this.ws}/bazel.bazelrc ${args}",
                       returnStatus, returnStdout)
      }
    }
  }

  // Execute a shell/batch command with bazel as a command on the path
  def commandWithBazelOnPath(script) {
    this.script.withEnv(["PATH=${new File(this.bazel).parent}:${this.script.env.PATH}",
          "BAZEL=${this.bazel}"] + envs) {
      if (isWindows) {
        this.script.bat script
      } else {
        this.script.sh "#!/bin/sh -x\n${script}"
      }
    }
  }

  // Write a RC file to consume by the other step
  def writeRc(build_opts = [],
              test_opts = [],
              startup_opts = [],
              extra_bazelrc = "") {
    def rc_file_content = [
      "common --color=yes",
      "test --test_output=errors",
      "build --verbose_failures"
    ]
    rc_file_content.addAll(build_opts.collect { "build ${it}" })
    rc_file_content.addAll(test_opts.collect { "test ${it}" })
    rc_file_content.addAll(startup_opts.collect { "startup ${it}" })
    // Store the BEP events on a json file.
    // TODO(dmarting): We should archive it and generate a good HTML report instead of
    // the hard to read jenkins dashboard.
    rc_file_content.add("build --experimental_build_event_json_file=${BUILD_EVENTS_FILE}")
    rc_file_content.add("test --experimental_build_event_json_file=${TEST_EVENTS_FILE}")
    script.writeFile(file: "${ws}/bazel.bazelrc",
                     text: rc_file_content.join("\n") + "\n${extra_bazelrc}")
  }

  def showFailedActions(events) {
    def eventsstring = ""
    for(event in events) {
      if ("action" in event) {
        eventsstring += event.toString() + "\n"
      }
    }
    if (eventsstring == "") {
      script.echo("No failed actions reported in the event stream")
    } else {
      script.echo("Failed actions:\n" + eventsstring)
    }
  }

  // Execute a bazel build
  def build(targets = ["//..."]) {
    if (!targets.isEmpty()) {
      try {
        bazelCommand("build ${targets.join ' '}")
      } finally {
        showFailedActions(buildEvents())
      }
    }
  }

  @NonCPS
  private def makeTestQuery(tests) {
    // Lambda are not working well with CPS, so NonCPS...
    def quote = isWindows ? { s -> s.replace('"', '""') } : { s -> s.replace("'", "'\\''") }
    def q = isWindows ? '"' : "'"
    return "query ${q}${tests.collect(quote).join(' + ')}${q}"
  }

  // Execute a bazel tests
  def test(tests = ["//..."]) {
    if (!tests.isEmpty()) {
      def filteredTests = bazelCommand(makeTestQuery(tests), false, true)
      if (filteredTests.isEmpty()) {
        script.echo "Skipped tests (no tests found)"
      } else {
        def status = bazelCommand("test ${filteredTests.replaceAll("\n", " ")}", true)
        showFailedActions(testEvents())
        if (status == 3) {
          // Bazel returns 3 if there was a test failures but no breakage, that is unstable
          throw new BazelTestFailure()
        } else if (status != 0) {
          // TODO(dmarting): capturing the output mark the wrong step at failure, there is
          // no good way to do so, it would probably better to have better output in the failing
          // step
          throw new Exception("`bazel test` returned status ${status}")
        }
      }
    }
  }

  private def parseEventsFile(String fileName) {
    if (script.fileExists(fileName)) {
      return JsonUtils.parseJsonStream(script.readFile(fileName))
    }
    // The file does not exists (probably because empty set of targets / tests), just return
    // an empty list.
    return []
  }

  def buildEvents() {
    return parseEventsFile("${this.ws}/${BUILD_EVENTS_FILE}")
  }

  def testEvents() {
    return parseEventsFile("${this.ws}/${TEST_EVENTS_FILE}")
  }

  @NonCPS
  private def copyCommands(cp_lines, log, test_folder) {
    if (log != null) {
      def uri = URI.create(log.uri)
      def path = uri.path
      if (isWindows) {
	// on windows the host is the drive letter, add it to the path.
	path = "/${uri.host}${path}"
      }
      def relativePath = path.substring(path.indexOf("/testlogs/") + 10)
      cp_lines.add("mkdir -p \$(dirname '${test_folder}/${relativePath}')")
      cp_lines.add("cp -r '${path}' '${test_folder}/${relativePath}'")
    }
  }

  @NonCPS
  def generateTestLogsCopy(events, test_folder) {
    // To avoid looking at all the files, including the stalled output log, we parse the events
    // from the build.
    // This is NonCPS because lambdas
    def cp_lines = []
    events.each { event ->
      if("testResult" in event) {
        copyCommands(cp_lines,
                     event.testResult.testActionOutput.find { it.name == "test.xml" },
                     test_folder)
        // Also copy the test log
        copyCommands(cp_lines,
                     event.testResult.testActionOutput.find { it.name == "test.log" },
                     test_folder)
      }
    }
    return cp_lines.join('\n')
  }

  // Archive test results
  def testlogs(test_folder) {
    // JUnit test result does not look at test result if they are "old", copying them to a new
    // location, unique accross configurations.
    def res = script.sh(script: """#!/bin/sh
echo 'Copying test outputs and events file for archiving'
rm -fr ${test_folder}
mkdir -p ${test_folder}
touch ${BUILD_EVENTS_FILE} ${TEST_EVENTS_FILE}
cp -f ${BUILD_EVENTS_FILE} ${TEST_EVENTS_FILE} ${test_folder}
""" + generateTestLogsCopy(testEvents(), test_folder),
                        returnStatus: true)
    if (res == 0) {
      // Archive the test logs and xml files
      script.archiveArtifacts artifacts: "${test_folder}/**/test.log,${test_folder}/*.json"
      script.junit testResults: "${test_folder}/**/test.xml", allowEmptyResults: true
    }
  }
}