def build_deb(repository, release, user, all_releases, linux_host, output_dir):
"""
Builds a .deb package in docker, and copies it to the host.
Args:
repository: The github repository to use. username/repo
release: The release object from github
user: The github user information. Required for changelog information
all_releases: All releases from github. Used for generating a changelog
linux_host: If set, the docker host ot use that can run linux containers
If not None, this should be a format that would work with
docker -H
output_dir: The directory to place artifacts in after the build
Returns:
The path to the artifact
"""
release_version, release_timestamp = get_version_and_timestamp_from_release(release)
release_datetime = dateutil.parser.parse(release["created_at"])
image_tag = "buck:" + release_version
deb_name = "buck.{}_all.deb".format(release_version)
deb_path = os.path.join(output_dir, deb_name)
logging.info("Building debian docker image...")
# Move the in-repo changelog out of the way for the moment. We keep the file in
# repo so that the build rules evaluate properly and don't complain about missing
# srcs.
changelog_path = os.path.join(
"tools", "release", "platforms", "debian", "Changelog"
)
changelog = create_changelog(user, all_releases, release_datetime)
with temp_move_file(changelog_path), temp_file_with_contents(
changelog_path, changelog
):
docker(
linux_host,
[
"build",
"-t",
image_tag,
"--build-arg",
"version=" + release_version,
"--build-arg",
"timestamp=" + str(release_timestamp),
"--build-arg",
"repository=" + repository,
"tools/release/platforms/debian",
],
)
logging.info("Copying deb out of docker container")
copy_from_docker_linux(linux_host, image_tag, "/src/buck.deb", deb_path)
logging.info("Validating that .deb installs...")
validate(linux_host, image_tag, deb_path)
logging.info("Built .deb file at {}".format(deb_path))
return deb_path
def build_deb(repository, release, user, all_releases, linux_host, output_dir):
"""
Builds a .deb package in docker, and copies it to the host.
Args:
repository: The github repository to use. username/repo
release: The release object from github
user: The github user information. Required for changelog information
all_releases: All releases from github. Used for generating a changelog
linux_host: If set, the docker host ot use that can run linux containers
If not None, this should be a format that would work with
docker -H
output_dir: The directory to place artifacts in after the build
Returns:
The path to the artifact
"""
release_version, release_timestamp = get_version_and_timestamp_from_release(release)
release_datetime = dateutil.parser.parse(release["created_at"])
image_tag = "buck:" + release_version
deb_name = "buck.{}_all.deb".format(release_version)
deb_path = os.path.join(output_dir, deb_name)
logging.info("Building debian docker image...")
# Move the in-repo changelog out of the way for the moment. We keep the file in
# repo so that the build rules evaluate properly and don't complain about missing
# srcs.
changelog_path = os.path.join(
"tools", "release", "platforms", "debian", "Changelog"
)
changelog = create_changelog(user, all_releases, release_datetime)
with temp_move_file(changelog_path), temp_file_with_contents(
changelog_path, changelog
):
docker(
linux_host,
[
"build",
"-t",
image_tag,
"--build-arg",
"version=" + release_version,
"--build-arg",
"timestamp=" + str(release_timestamp),
"--build-arg",
"repository=" + repository,
"tools/release/platforms/debian",
],
)
logging.info("Copying deb out of docker container")
copy_from_docker_linux(linux_host, image_tag, "/src/buck.deb", deb_path)
logging.info("Validating that .deb installs...")
validate(linux_host, image_tag, deb_path)
logging.info("Built .deb file at {}".format(deb_path))
return deb_path
def build_chocolatey(repository, release, windows_host, output_dir):
"""
Builds a .nupkg package in docker, and copies it to the host.
Args:
repository: The github repository to use. username/repo
release: The release object from github
windows_host: If set, the docker host ot use that can run windows containers
If not None, this should be a format that would work with
docker -H
output_dir: The directory to place artifacts in after the build
Returns:
The path to the artifact
"""
release_version, release_timestamp = get_version_and_timestamp_from_release(release)
image_tag = "buck:" + release_version
nupkg_name = "buck.{}.nupkg".format(release_version)
nupkg_path = os.path.join(output_dir, nupkg_name)
# Get the changelog from github rather than locally
changelog_path = os.path.join(
"tools", "release", "platforms", "chocolatey", "Changelog.md"
)
changelog = release["body"].strip() or "Periodic release"
with temp_move_file(changelog_path), temp_file_with_contents(
changelog_path, changelog
):
logging.info("Building windows docker image...")
docker(
windows_host,
[
"build",
"-m",
"2g", # Default memory is 1G
"-t",
image_tag,
"--build-arg",
"version=" + release_version,
"--build-arg",
"timestamp=" + str(release_timestamp),
"--build-arg",
"repository=" + repository,
"tools/release/platforms/chocolatey",
],
)
logging.info("Copying nupkg out of docker container")
copy_from_docker_windows(windows_host, image_tag, "/src/buck.nupkg", nupkg_path)
logging.info("Validating that .nupkg installs...")
validate(windows_host, image_tag, nupkg_path)
logging.info("Built .nupkg file at {}".format(nupkg_path))
return nupkg_path
def build_chocolatey(repository, release, windows_host, output_dir):
"""
Builds a .nupkg package in docker, and copies it to the host.
Args:
repository: The github repository to use. username/repo
release: The release object from github
windows_host: If set, the docker host ot use that can run windows containers
If not None, this should be a format that would work with
docker -H
output_dir: The directory to place artifacts in after the build
Returns:
The path to the artifact
"""
release_version, release_timestamp = get_version_and_timestamp_from_release(release)
image_tag = "buck:" + release_version
nupkg_name = "buck.{}.nupkg".format(release_version)
nupkg_path = os.path.join(output_dir, nupkg_name)
# Get the changelog from github rather than locally
changelog_path = os.path.join(
"tools", "release", "platforms", "chocolatey", "Changelog.md"
)
changelog = release["body"].strip() or "Periodic release"
with temp_move_file(changelog_path), temp_file_with_contents(
changelog_path, changelog
):
logging.info("Building windows docker image...")
docker(
windows_host,
[
"build",
"-m",
"2g", # Default memory is 1G
"-t",
image_tag,
"--build-arg",
"version=" + release_version,
"--build-arg",
"timestamp=" + str(release_timestamp),
"--build-arg",
"repository=" + repository,
"tools/release/platforms/chocolatey",
],
)
logging.info("Copying nupkg out of docker container")
copy_from_docker_windows(windows_host, image_tag, "/src/buck.nupkg", nupkg_path)
logging.info("Validating that .nupkg installs...")
validate(windows_host, image_tag, nupkg_path)
logging.info("Built .nupkg file at {}".format(nupkg_path))
return nupkg_path
def validate_tap(homebrew_dir, tap_repository, version):
logging.info("Validating that brew installs with new tap information")
brew_target = tap_repository + "/buck"
brew(homebrew_dir, ["uninstall", "--force", brew_target])
with temp_move_file("/usr/local/bin/buck") as moved:
brew(homebrew_dir, ["install", brew_target])
output = (brew(
homebrew_dir, ["info", brew_target],
capture_output=True).stdout.decode("utf-8").splitlines()[0])
if moved:
brew(homebrew_dir, ["uninstall", brew_target])
if "{}/buck: stable {}".format(tap_repository, version) not in output:
raise ReleaseException(
"Expected version {} to be installed, but got this from `brew info {}`: {}"
.format(version, tap_repository, output))
def validate_tap(homebrew_dir, tap_repository, version):
logging.info("Validating that brew installs with new tap information")
brew_target = tap_repository + "/buck"
brew(homebrew_dir, ["uninstall", "--force", brew_target])
with temp_move_file("/usr/local/bin/buck") as moved:
brew(homebrew_dir, ["install", brew_target])
output = (
brew(homebrew_dir, ["info", brew_target], capture_output=True)
.stdout.decode("utf-8")
.splitlines()[0]
)
if moved:
brew(homebrew_dir, ["uninstall", brew_target])
if "{}/buck: stable {}".format(tap_repository, version) not in output:
raise ReleaseException(
"Expected version {} to be installed, but got this from `brew info {}`: {}".format(
version, tap_repository, output
)
)
def build_bottle_file(
homebrew_dir,
tap_repository,
tap_path,
release_version,
target_macos_version,
output_dir,
):
"""
Builds the actual bottle file via brew
Args:
tap_repository: The name of the tap repository
tap_path: The local path to the given tap repository
release_version: The version that should be built (no "v" prefix)
target_macos_version: The target macos short nameto use in the resulting path
output_dir: The directory to move the build artifact to after building
Returns:
The path to the bottle.tar.gz
"""
brew_target = tap_repository + "/buck"
# So, if buck wasn't linked to begin with, we can't unlink it. Ideally the install
# fails down the road. There is, so far as I could tell, no way to verify if
# a formula is linked :/
logging.info("Unlinking buck")
brew(homebrew_dir, ["unlink", brew_target], tap_path, check=False)
logging.info("Building bottle")
# If there is still a buck file that exists, move it out of the way for now
# This should generally not be an issue outside of FB
with temp_move_file("/usr/local/bin/buck") as moved:
# Cool, so install --force will still not rebuild. Uninstall, and just don't
# care if the uninstall fails
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["uninstall", "--force", "--build-bottle", brew_target],
tap_path,
check=False,
)
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["install", "--force", "--build-bottle", brew_target],
tap_path,
)
logging.info("Creating bottle file")
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["bottle", "--no-rebuild", "--skip-relocation", brew_target],
tap_path,
)
logging.info("Created bottle file")
if moved:
# Make sure to unlink again so that we can move the original file back
logging.info("Unlinking buck again")
brew(homebrew_dir, ["unlink", brew_target], tap_path)
bottle_filename = "buck-{ver}.{macos_ver}.bottle.tar.gz".format(
ver=release_version, macos_ver=target_macos_version)
bottle_path = os.path.join(output_dir, bottle_filename)
bottles = glob.glob(
os.path.join(tap_path,
"buck--{}*.bottle.tar.gz".format(release_version)))
if len(bottles) != 1:
raise ReleaseException(
"Got an invalid number of bottle files ({} files: {})".format(
len(bottles), " ".join(bottles)))
shutil.move(bottles[0], bottle_path)
return bottle_path
def build_bottle_file(
homebrew_dir,
tap_repository,
tap_path,
release_version,
target_macos_version,
output_dir,
):
"""
Builds the actual bottle file via brew
Args:
tap_repository: The name of the tap repository
tap_path: The local path to the given tap repository
release_version: The version that should be built (no "v" prefix)
target_macos_version: The target macos short nameto use in the resulting path
output_dir: The directory to move the build artifact to after building
Returns:
The path to the bottle.tar.gz
"""
brew_target = tap_repository + "/buck"
# So, if buck wasn't linked to begin with, we can't unlink it. Ideally the install
# fails down the road. There is, so far as I could tell, no way to verify if
# a formula is linked :/
logging.info("Unlinking buck")
brew(homebrew_dir, ["unlink", brew_target], tap_path, check=False)
logging.info("Building bottle")
# If there is still a buck file that exists, move it out of the way for now
# This should generally not be an issue outside of FB
with temp_move_file("/usr/local/bin/buck") as moved:
# Cool, so install --force will still not rebuild. Uninstall, and just don't
# care if the uninstall fails
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["uninstall", "--force", "--build-bottle", brew_target],
tap_path,
check=False,
)
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["install", "--force", "--build-bottle", brew_target],
tap_path,
)
logging.info("Creating bottle file")
brew(
homebrew_dir,
["bottle", "--no-rebuild", "--skip-relocation", brew_target],
tap_path,
)
logging.info("Created bottle file")
if moved:
# Make sure to unlink again so that we can move the original file back
logging.info("Unlinking buck again")
brew(homebrew_dir, ["unlink", brew_target], tap_path)
bottle_filename = "buck-{ver}.{macos_ver}.bottle.tar.gz".format(
ver=release_version, macos_ver=target_macos_version
)
bottle_path = os.path.join(output_dir, bottle_filename)
bottles = glob.glob(
os.path.join(tap_path, "buck--{}*.bottle.tar.gz".format(release_version))
)
if len(bottles) != 1:
raise ReleaseException(
"Got an invalid number of bottle files ({} files: {})".format(
len(bottles), " ".join(bottles)
)
)
shutil.move(bottles[0], bottle_path)
return bottle_path
