def _activate_test_virtualenvs(self, python):
"""Make sure the test suite virtualenvs are set up and activated.
Args:
python: Optional python version string we want to run the suite with.
See the `--python` argument to the `mach python-test` command.
"""
from mozbuild.pythonutil import find_python3_executable
default_manager = self.virtualenv_manager
# Grab the default virtualenv properties before we activate other virtualenvs.
python = python or default_manager.python_path
py3_root = default_manager.virtualenv_root + '_py3'
self.activate_pipenv(pipfile=None, populate=True, python=python)
# The current process might be running under Python 2 and the Python 3
# virtualenv will not be set up by mach bootstrap. To avoid problems in tests
# that implicitly depend on the Python 3 virtualenv we ensure the Python 3
# virtualenv is up to date before the tests start.
python3, version = find_python3_executable(min_version='3.5.0')
py3_manager = VirtualenvManager(
default_manager.topsrcdir,
default_manager.topobjdir,
py3_root,
default_manager.log_handle,
default_manager.manifest_path,
)
py3_manager.ensure(python3)
def setup(app):
from mozbuild.virtualenv import VirtualenvManager
from moztreedocs import manager
app.add_directive("mozbuildsymbols", MozbuildSymbols)
# Unlike typical Sphinx installs, our documentation is assembled from
# many sources and staged in a common location. This arguably isn't a best
# practice, but it was the easiest to implement at the time.
#
# Here, we invoke our custom code for staging/generating all our
# documentation.
manager.generate_docs(app)
app.srcdir = manager.staging_dir
# We need to adjust sys.path in order for Python API docs to get generated
# properly. We leverage the in-tree virtualenv for this.
topsrcdir = manager.topsrcdir
ve = VirtualenvManager(
topsrcdir,
os.path.join(app.outdir, "_venv"),
sys.stderr,
os.path.join(topsrcdir, "build", "build_virtualenv_packages.txt"),
)
ve.ensure()
ve.activate()
def setup(app):
app.add_directive('mozbuildsymbols', MozbuildSymbols)
# Unlike typical Sphinx installs, our documentation is assembled from
# many sources and staged in a common location. This arguably isn't a best
# practice, but it was the easiest to implement at the time.
#
# Here, we invoke our custom code for staging/generating all our
# documentation.
from moztreedocs import SphinxManager
topsrcdir = app.config._raw_config['topsrcdir']
manager = SphinxManager(topsrcdir, os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'tools',
'docs'), app.outdir)
manager.generate_docs(app)
app.srcdir = os.path.join(app.outdir, '_staging')
# We need to adjust sys.path in order for Python API docs to get generated
# properly. We leverage the in-tree virtualenv for this.
from mozbuild.virtualenv import VirtualenvManager
ve = VirtualenvManager(
topsrcdir, os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'dummy-objdir'),
os.path.join(app.outdir, '_venv'), sys.stderr,
os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'build', 'virtualenv_packages.txt'))
ve.ensure()
ve.activate()
def setup(app):
app.add_directive('mozbuildsymbols', MozbuildSymbols)
# Unlike typical Sphinx installs, our documentation is assembled from
# many sources and staged in a common location. This arguably isn't a best
# practice, but it was the easiest to implement at the time.
#
# Here, we invoke our custom code for staging/generating all our
# documentation.
from moztreedocs import SphinxManager
topsrcdir = app.config._raw_config['topsrcdir']
manager = SphinxManager(topsrcdir,
os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'tools', 'docs'),
app.outdir)
manager.generate_docs(app)
app.srcdir = os.path.join(app.outdir, '_staging')
# We need to adjust sys.path in order for Python API docs to get generated
# properly. We leverage the in-tree virtualenv for this.
from mozbuild.virtualenv import VirtualenvManager
ve = VirtualenvManager(topsrcdir,
os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'dummy-objdir'),
os.path.join(app.outdir, '_venv'),
sys.stderr,
os.path.join(topsrcdir, 'build', 'virtualenv_packages.txt'))
ve.ensure()
ve.activate()