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#!/bin/bash
set -e
cd $(dirname $0)
source toolversions.sh
# Make it easier to handle globbing that doesn't
# match anything, e.g. when looking for tests.
shopt -s nullglob
# Command line arguments are the APIs to build. Each argument
# should be the name of a directory, either relative to the location
# of this script, or under apis.
# Additional arguments:
# --notests: Just build, don't run the tests
# --nobuild: Just list which APIs would be built; don't run the build
# --coverage: Run tests with coverage enabled
apis=()
runtests=true
runcoverage=false
apiregex=
nobuild=false
diff=false
while (( "$#" )); do
if [[ "$1" == "--notests" ]]
then
runtests=false
elif [[ "$1" == "--nobuild" ]]
then
nobuild=true
elif [[ "$1" == "--coverage" ]]
then
runcoverage=true
install_dotcover
mkdir -p coverage
else
apis+=($1)
fi
shift
done
# Build and test the tools, but only on Windows
[[ "$OS" == "Windows_NT" ]] && tools="tools" || tools=""
if [[ "$nobuild" == "true" ]]
then
echo "APIs that would be built:"
for api in ${apis[*]}
do
echo "$api"
done
exit 0
fi
# TODO: Do we need these?
# First build the analyzers, for use in everything else.
#log_build_action "(Start) build.sh"
#log_build_action "Building analyzers"
#dotnet publish -nologo -clp:NoSummary -v quiet -c Release -f netstandard2.0 tools/Google.Cloud.Tools.Analyzers
# Then build the requested APIs, working out the test projects as we go.
> AllTests.txt
for api in ${apis[*]}
do
apidir=$api
log_build_action "Building $apidir"
dotnet build -nologo -clp:NoSummary -v quiet -c Release $apidir
# On Linux, we don't have desktop .NET, so any projects which only
# support desktop .NET are going to be broken. Just don't add them.
for testproject in $apidir.Tests/*.csproj
do
if [[ "$OS" == "Windows_NT" ]] || ! grep -q -E '>net[0-9]+<' $testproject
then
echo "$testproject" >> AllTests.txt
fi
done
# If we're not going to test the desktop .NET builds, let's remove them
# entirely. This saves a huge amount of disk space, as the desktop framework
# builds include copies of gRPC.
if [[ ! "$OS" == "Windows_NT" ]]
then
rm -rf $apidir/bin/Release/net[0-9]*
fi
done
if [[ "$runtests" = true ]]
then
log_build_action "(Start) Unit tests"
# Could use xargs, but this is more flexible
while read testproject
do
testdir=$(dirname $testproject)
log_build_action "Testing $testdir"
if [[ "$runcoverage" = true && -f "$testdir/coverage.xml" ]]
then
echo "(Running with coverage)"
(cd "$testdir"; $DOTCOVER cover "coverage.xml" --ReturnTargetExitCode)
else
dotnet test -nologo -c Release --no-build $testproject
fi
done < AllTests.txt
log_build_action "(End) Unit tests"
fi
log_build_action "(End) build.sh"