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run bazel test

This simplifies the tests somewhat.
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Motiejus Jakštys 2022-02-03 22:38:43 +02:00
parent 78a77ebbe5
commit 5871171549
2 changed files with 26 additions and 58 deletions

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image: debian/stable
packages:
- direnv
- file
- shellcheck
- qemu-user
sources:
- https://git.sr.ht/~motiejus/bazel-zig-cc
environment:
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shellcheck -x $(awk '/#!\/bin\/(ba)?sh/&&FNR==1{print FILENAME}' $(git ls-files))
bazel run //:buildifier
git diff --exit-code
- test_native: |
cd bazel-zig-cc; . .envrc
bazel test //...
- test_list_toolchains: |
cd bazel-zig-cc; . .envrc; echo "Available toolchains:"
bazel query @zig_sdk//... | sed -En '/.*_toolchain$/ s/.*:(.*)_toolchain$/\1/p'
- test_hello_on_toolchains: |
cd bazel-zig-cc
./ci/test
./ci/test --color=yes --curses=yes

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ci/test
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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
cd "$(dirname "$0")/.."
. .envrc
_build_and_file() {
file "$(bazel run --color=yes --curses=yes --run_under=echo "$@")" | \
tee /dev/stderr
}
_run() {
>&2 echo
>&2 echo " $*"
>&2 echo
"$@"
}
_build() {
local name=$1
local glob=$2
shift; shift;
>&2 echo "================================================================"
>&2 echo "Building everything under //test/... for $name"
>&2 echo
_run bazel build --color=yes --curses=yes "$@" //test/...
>&2 echo
>&2 echo "Testing $name and looking for '$glob':"
>&2 echo
if _run _build_and_file "$@" //test/go:go | grep -q "$glob"; then
>&2 echo "OK $name"
return 0
else
>&2 echo "FAIL $name: glob does not match"
return 1
while read -r action platform toolchain run_under; do
args=("$@")
if [[ $run_under != : ]]; then
args+=(--run_under="$run_under")
fi
}
args+=(--platforms "@zig_sdk//:${platform}_platform")
args+=(--extra_toolchains "@zig_sdk//:${toolchain}_toolchain")
args+=(//test/...)
_run bazel "$action" "${args[@]}"
done <<EOF
test linux_amd64 linux_amd64_gnu.2.19 :
test linux_amd64 linux_amd64_musl :
build linux_arm64 linux_arm64_musl :
build linux_arm64 linux_arm64_gnu.2.28 :
build darwin_amd64 darwin_amd64 :
EOF
_build "Host" \
"ELF 64-bit.* x86-64.* dynamically linked"
_build "darwin_amd64" \
"Mach-O 64-bit x86_64 executable" \
--platforms @zig_sdk//:darwin_amd64_platform
# hello world on darwin/arm64 requires OSX SDK via `zig cc --sysroot=<...>`.
# see https://github.com/ziglang/zig/issues/10299#issuecomment-989595215
#_build "darwin_arm64" \
# "Mach-O 64-bit arm64 executable" \
# --platforms @zig_sdk//:darwin_arm64_platform
_build "linux_amd64_gnu" \
"ELF 64-bit.* x86-64.* dynamically linked" \
--platforms @zig_sdk//:linux_amd64_platform
_build "linux_amd64_musl" \
"ELF 64-bit.* x86-64.* statically linked" \
--platforms @zig_sdk//:linux_amd64_platform \
--extra_toolchains @zig_sdk//:linux_amd64_musl_toolchain
_build "linux_arm64_gnu" \
"ELF 64-bit.* ARM aarch64.* dynamically linked" \
--platforms @zig_sdk//:linux_arm64_platform
_build "linux_arm64_musl" \
"ELF 64-bit.* ARM aarch64.* statically linked" \
--platforms @zig_sdk//:linux_arm64_platform \
--extra_toolchains @zig_sdk//:linux_arm64_musl_toolchain
# TODO:
# works locally, fails on srht:
# test linux_arm64 linux_arm64_musl qemu-aarch64
#
# fails locally, qemu-aarch64 can't find the files in /usr
# test linux_arm64 linux_arm64_gnu.2.28 qemu-aarch64 -L /usr/aarch64-linux-gnu