rules_scala/.bazelci/presubmit.yml at master · bazel-contrib/rules_scala · GitHub

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---
validate_config: 1

matrix:
  bcr_platform: ["debian10", "macos", "ubuntu2004", "windows"]
  bcr_bazel: [7.x, 8.x, 9.x, rolling, last_green]

tasks:
  analyze_all:
    # Loading + analysis of the whole repo (no execution). This is the cheap
    # tripwire for wildcard-only breakages (e.g. a visibility/alias regression)
    # that never surface when CI only builds //test/..., since a plain
    # `bazel build //...` is not otherwise exercised anywhere. test_expect_failure/
    # is excluded: its targets are negative tests meant to fail (some already at
    # analysis) and are exercised explicitly by the shell scripts instead.
    name: "bazel build //... --nobuild"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    build_flags:
      - "--nobuild"
    build_targets:
      - "//..."
      - "-//test_expect_failure/..."
  ubuntu2004:
    name: "bazel test //..."
    platform: ubuntu2004
    build_targets:
      # Build everything buildable, not just //test/.... The only wildcard
      # exclusion is test_expect_failure/, whose targets are negative tests
      # meant to fail compilation (exercised explicitly by the shell scripts).
      # Other conditional targets (manual_test/*, test_statsfile empty-stats
      # genrule) are tagged "manual" and thus already skipped by wildcards.
      - "//..."
      - "-//test_expect_failure/..."
    test_targets:
      # Mirror build_targets: run every test except the test_expect_failure/
      # negative tests (exercised explicitly by the shell scripts). Beyond
      # //test/... this also covers e.g. //third_party/dependency_analyzer/...,
      # the //src/java worker/compileoptions unit tests and //tools:lint_check.
      - "//..."
      - "-//test_expect_failure/..."
  macos:
    name: "bazel test //..."
    platform: macos
    build_targets:
      - "//..."
      - "-//test_expect_failure/..."
    test_targets:
      - "//..."
      - "-//test_expect_failure/..."
  test_rules_scala_linux:
    name: "./test_rules_scala"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      # Install xmllint
      - sudo apt update && sudo apt install --reinstall libxml2-utils -y
      - "./test_rules_scala.sh"
  test_rules_scala_linux_last_green:
    name: "./test_rules_scala (last_green Bazel)"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    bazel: last_green
    shell_commands:
      # Install xmllint
      - sudo apt update && sudo apt install --reinstall libxml2-utils -y
      - echo "common --lockfile_mode=update" >>.bazelrc
      # The nested-Bazel tests (expect_build_failure_test etc.) shell out to
      # `bazel` from inside a test action. bazelisk prepends the dir holding the
      # resolved binary (here the downloaded last_green build) to PATH so nested
      # invocations reuse it -- but last_green's Bazel uses a static action PATH
      # by default, which drops that dir and makes the nested `bazel` unresolvable
      # (`env: 'bazel': No such file`). Forward the client PATH into test actions
      # so the nested calls find last_green, as released-Bazel steps already do.
      - echo "test --test_env=PATH" >>.bazelrc
      # Downstream consumer tests aren't expected to build against an
      # unreleased Bazel; skip them so a green here means an actual
      # last_green regression, not third-party noise.
      - echo "test --test_tag_filters=-no-last-green" >>.bazelrc
      - "./test_rules_scala.sh"
    soft_fail:
      - exit_status: "*"
  test_rules_scala_macos:
    name: "./test_rules_scala"
    platform: macos
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_rules_scala.sh"
  test_rules_scala_win:
    name: "./test_rules_scala"
    platform: windows
    environment:
      MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL: "*"
    batch_commands:
      - "set PATH=/usr/bin;%PATH%" #Make sure bash uses msys commands over windows commands. (i.e. find).
      - 'bash -lc "pacman --noconfirm --needed -S libxml2"' #tests require xmllint
      - "bash test_rules_scala.sh"
  test_coverage_linux:
    name: "./test_coverage"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_coverage.sh"
  test_coverage_macos:
    name: "./test_coverage"
    platform: macos
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_coverage.sh"
  test_reproducibility_linux:
    name: "./test_reproducibility.sh"
    platform: ubuntu1804
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_reproducibility.sh"
  test_reproducibility_macos:
    name: "./test_reproducibility.sh"
    platform: macos
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_reproducibility.sh"
  versions_linux:
    name: "./test_version.sh"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_version.sh"
  versions_macos:
    name: "./test_version.sh"
    platform: macos
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_version.sh"
  thirdparty_version_linux:
    name: "./test_thirdparty_version.sh"
    platform: ubuntu2204_java17
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_thirdparty_version.sh"
  examples_linux:
    name: "./test_examples"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_examples.sh"
  cross_build_linux:
    name: "./test_cross_build"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_cross_build.sh"
  lint_linux:
    name: "./test_lint.sh"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_lint.sh"
  test_rules_scala_jdk21:
    name: "./test_rules_scala with jdk21"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - sudo apt update && sudo apt install -y libxml2-utils
      - echo "build --java_language_version=21" >> .bazelrc
      - echo "build --java_runtime_version=21" >> .bazelrc
      - echo "build --tool_java_language_version=21" >> .bazelrc
      - echo "build --tool_java_runtime_version=21" >> .bazelrc
      - "./test_rules_scala.sh"
  dt_patches_linux:
    name: "dt_patches/dt_patch_test"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "dt_patches/dt_patch_test.sh"
  dependency_versions_linux:
    name: "./test_dependency_versions"
    platform: ubuntu2004
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_dependency_versions.sh"
  dependency_versions_macos:
    name: "./test_dependency_versions"
    platform: macos
    shell_commands:
      - "./test_dependency_versions.sh"
  dependency_versions_windows:
    name: "./test_dependency_versions"
    platform: windows
    environment:
      MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL: "*"
    batch_commands:
      - "set PATH=/usr/bin;%PATH%" #Make sure bash uses msys commands over windows commands. (i.e. find).
      - 'bash -lc "pacman --noconfirm --needed -S libxml2"' #tests require xmllint
      - "bash ./test_dependency_versions.sh" # script removes ./ from BASH_SOURCE
  bcr_presubmit:
    # Keep in sync with .bcr/presubmit.yml.
    name: "BCR {bcr_bazel}"
    working_directory: "examples/crossbuild"
    platform: ${{ bcr_platform }}
    bazel: ${{ bcr_bazel }}
    build_targets:
      - "//..."
    test_targets:
      - "//..."
    soft_fail:
      - exit_status: "*"