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Make ManifestMergerAction worker compatible #14427
Make ManifestMergerAction worker compatible #14427
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@@ -231,11 +231,6 @@ public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { | |||
// to the expected location of the output. | |||
Files.copy(manifest, options.manifestOutput, StandardCopyOption.REPLACE_EXISTING); | |||
} | |||
} catch (AndroidManifestProcessor.ManifestProcessingException e) { |
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The root Exception
can catch everything, minus the System.exit
.
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This was explicitly added to fix #6904. We should not unfix that.
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Thoughts on raising this specific logic up into ResourceProcessorBusyBox
where we can log the exception and return the proper exit code inside processRequest
?
This would also make the error handing more consistent for any of the other actions that interact with manifest files. DensitySpecificManifestProcessor
is another example where a ManifestProcessingException
could be thrown, and technically anything that uses AndroidManifest.java
can surface this exception as well.
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Well, this is a bit strange. There are actually two exception classes with this name:
https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/blob/09c621e4cf5b968f4c6cdf905ab142d5961f9ddc/src/tools/android/java/com/google/devtools/build/android/ManifestProcessingException.java
bazel/src/tools/android/java/com/google/devtools/build/android/AndroidManifestProcessor.java
Line 60 in 09c621e
public static class ManifestProcessingException extends RuntimeException { |
And they're even both used in the same class:
bazel/src/tools/android/java/com/google/devtools/build/android/AndroidManifest.java
Line 85 in 09c621e
throw new ManifestProcessingException(e); |
bazel/src/tools/android/java/com/google/devtools/build/android/AndroidManifest.java
Line 145 in 09c621e
throw new AndroidManifestProcessor.ManifestProcessingException(e); |
We should converge onto one to make this less confusing....
Looks like the top-level class is also being used to capture two different kinds of exceptions:
bazel/src/tools/android/java/com/google/devtools/build/android/AndroidManifest.java
Lines 84 to 86 in 09c621e
} catch (IOException | XMLStreamException e) { | |
throw new ManifestProcessingException(e); | |
} |
IOException is one thing, but XMLStreamException might be from badly formed xml...
Either way, if we just throw here, this exception will get caught by the catch (Exception e)
in ResourceProcessorBusyBox, and do the same basic logging. So probably don't need to make ResourceProcessorBusyBox aware of lower level exceptions.
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Either way, if we just throw here, this exception will get caught by the catch (Exception e) in ResourceProcessorBusyBox, and do the same basic logging. So probably don't need to make ResourceProcessorBusyBox aware of lower level exceptions.
The generic catch (Exception e) {
in ResourceProcessorBusyBox
will re-throw the exception after logging the error and bubble that up as an exception coming from main
, while catch (AndroidManifestProcessor.ManifestProcessingException e) {
gracefully handles the exception with an exit code of 1
being returned directly via the work response (Prior to this PR is was being returned as a System#exit
with 1). Is this slight behavioral change fine to merge?
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Probably isn't a big deal given that this PR wraps all unhandled exceptions with a proper exit code of 1 in order to confirm to WorkRequestHandler
.
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@larsrc-google is this in a mergable state so that #14428 is unblocked?
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Sorry, I'm catching up on this thread right now -- I'll probably add in a comment in the ManifestProcessingException case handler to explain why its handler is almost the same as the generic case, minus the logging statement. I think it should be fine -- either we have essentially two debug log lines of the same error message, or we have a slightly funky-looking try/catch block. Cutting down on noise in the console seems preferable in this case.
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`ManifestProcessingException` was duplicated somehow and can be removed to avoid confusion. More context: #14427 (comment) Closes #14613. PiperOrigin-RevId: 427074145
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Any updates on this? |
@nkoroste We've merged this upstream! |
Can we add it to 5.2 while we're at it? #15210 |
@bazel-io flag |
@bazel-io fork 5.3.0 |
Adding support for multiplex workers inside of `ResourceProcessorBusyBox` and moving it's worker implementation over to the generic work request handler. These PRs need to land for this to work: - #14424 - #14425 - #14427 For those not on rolling releases, the other required PRs that have already merged are: - #14144 - #14145 - #14146 Closes #14428. PiperOrigin-RevId: 456561596 Change-Id: I098d5a323ac6558ad0f5f8190e29f45a7a37b4d4
Adding support for multiplex workers inside of `ResourceProcessorBusyBox` and moving it's worker implementation over to the generic work request handler. These PRs need to land for this to work: - bazelbuild#14424 - bazelbuild#14425 - bazelbuild#14427 For those not on rolling releases, the other required PRs that have already merged are: - bazelbuild#14144 - bazelbuild#14145 - bazelbuild#14146 Closes bazelbuild#14428. PiperOrigin-RevId: 456561596 Change-Id: I098d5a323ac6558ad0f5f8190e29f45a7a37b4d4
Hello @ted-xie, I cherry-picked these changes and raised a PR against release-5.3.0 branch. Presubmit checks are failing in that PR. Could you please cherry picked with appropriate commits and raise a PR against release-5.3.0? Thanks! |
Calling `System#exit` kills the worker during the build. Passing the exception up to the worker should be enough for it to end up in the worker or local execution output. Closes bazelbuild#14427. PiperOrigin-RevId: 447808701
Calling `System#exit` kills the worker during the build. Passing the exception up to the worker should be enough for it to end up in the worker or local execution output. Closes bazelbuild#14427. PiperOrigin-RevId: 447808701
Calling `System#exit` kills the worker during the build. Passing the exception up to the worker should be enough for it to end up in the worker or local execution output. Closes bazelbuild#14427. PiperOrigin-RevId: 447808701
* Support uses-permission merging in manifest merger Adding support for conditionally merging `uses-permissions`. #10628 #5411 Closes #13445. RELNOTES: Enable merging permissions during Android manifest merging with the --merge_android_manifest_permissions flag. PiperOrigin-RevId: 439613035 * Make ManifestMergerAction worker compatible Calling `System#exit` kills the worker during the build. Passing the exception up to the worker should be enough for it to end up in the worker or local execution output. Closes #14427. PiperOrigin-RevId: 447808701 * Fix ManifestMergerAction test case on windows `manifest.toString().replaceFirst("^/", "")` silently fails on windows machines causing `removePermissions` to write to the original test file. This pull request creates a new temp file that `removePermissions` can write the modified manifest to. Pulling this change out of another PR so that it's easier to merge. Original PR here https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/pull/13445/files#r631575251 Closes #13760. PiperOrigin-RevId: 438643774 Co-authored-by: Ben Lee <[email protected]>
Calling
System#exit
kills the worker during the build. Passing the exception up to the worker should be enough for it to end up in the worker or local execution output.