Test processes themselves don't do much
(RAM heavy work is done in Kotlin and Gradle daemons).
The default 1600m max heap size is unreasonably high
for copying test projects and checking output logs.
Android Gradle Plugin 3.0 and 3.1 use aapt that does not handle
long paths on Windows. This commit uses shorter paths for the project
working directory on Windows.
Test: running integration tests on Windows
Previously `validateTaskProperties` was run with tests
(`test` task depends on `validateTaskProperties` task).
Tests run with `--continue` argument on TeamCity,
so the validation was not failing remote-run builds.
To fix this, make `install` depend on `validateTaskProperties`.
so the REPL remain operational after exception in one of the snippets:
- separately return script class and script instance on evaluation (
because in case of an exception the class is valid, while the instance
is not).
- store both the class and the instance in the history
- handle this data accordingly
move compilation cache setting to the scripting host configuration
The cache implementation can now take into account all external
dependencies that may appear during refinement.
Also change initial refinement location accordingly and rearrange
caching interfaces to make it available in scripting plugin.
for compilation and evaluation configurations.
Add utilities to apply refinements uniformly.
Also fix one invoke for list values - it was not consistent with
other builders
Some of the KAPT compiler plugin options were longer than 0xFFFF bytes in
UTF-8 encoding, causing UTFDataFormatException when serializing them. This
commit avoids that issue by encoding changed files and changed classpath types
one by one instead of joining them to a single string.
Kapt task incremental annotation processing cache directory
was using @LocalState annotation that was added in Gradle 4.3.
However, minimum supported version is 4.2, so this commit registers
this directory as output of a task for pre 4.3 versions. This is safe
as caching is enabled only for Gradle 4.3+.
Test: verified manually
Because Kapt Gradle task uses PathSensitivity.NONE for the input representing
the classpath structure, there are cases when paths of the files may change,
but because content is the same, there will be no incremental changes.
Classpath snapshot comparison did not handle this case correctly, but this
commit fixes that. In more details:
- classpath entries with the same path and that are not reported as changed
will have their information loaded from the previous snapshot
- any other entry (changed path or changed content) will be reloaded
Test: ClasspathSnapshotTest
The test is not designed to fail if the definitions are not discovered -
the script files have completely custom extensions and therefore ignored.
So checking for the warning in the build log is enough.
#KT-32697 fixed
also adding a short sleep in tests, otherwise in some cases the
classloader was not able to find class in the jar.
Fixes script to jar saving tests on windows
This commit adds a method to get the value of org.jetbrains.org.objectweb.asm.Oopcodes.API_VERSION.
In general, this should not be a problem, but some Gradle plugins package
Jetbrains ASM version. At runtime, their version may be loaded which may be
different than the one this code was compiled against.
Use @LocalState to mark incremental annotation processing cache directory.
This is to make sure this is not stored in the build cache as it contains
absolute paths and cannot be shared between machines.
Artifact transform that uses ASM to analyze KAPT classpath stored absolute
paths in the output artifact. This resulted in remote build cache misses.
This commit changes how analysis is stored. Actual analysis file is the
output of the transform, and there is not need to use a marker file any more.
Output does not store the classpath entry absolute path. Instead, it uses
task action incremental information to find analysis outputs that changed.
Additionally, class that handles analysis snapshot comparison has been
simplified, and lazy loading of the structural information is handled in
a more straightforward way.
Ilya Gorbunov