The test was not actually invoking the bazel that was downloaded with
the `http_file` rule. I failed to add `executable = True` to the
`http_file` call. This caused the test to ignore that bazel binary and
went to the next one on the system.
This patch fixes the issue by adding the missing attribute. Also, this
patch changes the check in the test to make sure that the downloaded
file is indeed executable.
* First working hack of adding 64-bit. Don't judge :)
* Made vector_downward work on 64 bit types
* vector_downward uses size_t, added offset64 to reflection
* cleaned up adding offset64 in parser
* Add C++ testing skeleton for 64-bit
* working test for CreateVector64
* working >2 GiB buffers
* support for large strings
* simplified CreateString<> to just provide the offset type
* generalize CreateVector template
* update test_64.afb due to upstream format change
* Added Vector64 type, which is just an alias for vector ATM
* Switch to Offset64 for Vector64
* Update for reflection bfbs output change
* Starting to add support for vector64 type in C++
* made a generic CreateVector that can handle different offsets and vector types
* Support for 32-vector with 64-addressing
* Vector64 basic builder + tests working
* basic support for json vector64 support
* renamed fields in test_64bit.fbs to better reflect their use
* working C++ vector64 builder
* Apply --annotate-sparse-vector to 64-bit tests
* Enable Vector64 for --annotate-sparse-vectors
* Merged from upstream
* Add `near_string` field for testing 32-bit offsets alongside
* keep track of where the 32-bit and 64-bit regions are for flatbufferbuilder
* move template<> outside class body for GCC
* update run.sh to build and run tests
* basic assertion for adding 64-bit offset at the wrong time
* started to separate `FlatBufferBuilder` into two classes, 1 64-bit aware, the other not
* add test for nested flatbuffer vector64, fix bug in alignment of big vectors
* fixed CreateDirect method by iterating by Offset64 first
* internal refactoring of flatbufferbuilder
* block not supported languages in the parser from using 64-bit
* evolution tests for adding a vector64 field
* conformity tests for adding/removing offset64 attributes
* ensure test is for a big buffer
* add parser error tests for `offset64` and `vector64` attributes
* add missing static that GCC only complains about
* remove stdint-uintn.h header that gets automatically added
* move 64-bit CalculateOffset internal
* fixed return size of EndVector
* various fixes on windows
* add SizeT to vector_downward
* minimze range of size changes in vector and builder
* reworked how tracking if 64-offsets are added
* Add ReturnT to EndVector
* small cleanups
* remove need for second Array definition
* combine IndirectHelpers into one definition
* started support for vector of struct
* Support for 32/64-vectors of structs + Offset64
* small cleanups
* add verification for vector64
* add sized prefix for 64-bit buffers
* add fuzzer for 64-bit
* add example of adding many vectors using a wrapper table
* run the new -bfbs-gen-embed logic on the 64-bit tests
* remove run.sh and fix cmakelist issue
* fixed bazel rules
* fixed some PR comments
* add 64-bit tests to cmakelist
* Add binary schema reflection
* remove not-used parameter
* move logic from object API to base API
* forward declare
* remove duplicate code gen that was stompping on the edits
* reduce to just typedef generation
* fixed bazel rules to not stomp
* more bazel fixes to support additional generated files
* Migrate from rules_nodejs to rules_js/rules_ts (take 2)
This is the second version of patch #7923. The first version got
reverted because bazel query was failing:
$ bazel --nosystem_rc --nohome_rc query tests(set('//...')) except tests(attr("tags", "manual", set('//...')))
ERROR: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/workdir/tests/ts/bazel_repository_test_dir/BUILD", line 6, column 22, in <toplevel>
npm_link_all_packages(name = "node_modules")
File "/var/lib/buildkite-agent/.cache/bazel/_bazel_buildkite-agent/ec321eb2cc2d0f8f91b676b6d4c66c29/external/npm/defs.bzl", line 188, column 13, in npm_link_all_packages
fail(msg)
Error in fail: The npm_link_all_packages() macro loaded from @npm//:defs.bzl and called in bazel package 'tests/ts/bazel_repository_test_dir' may only be called in bazel packages that correspond to the pnpm root package '' and pnpm workspace projects ''
This was happening because the `.bazelrc` file only added
`--deleted_packages` to the `build` command. We also need it for the
`query` command. This second version of the patch fixes that.
Original commit message:
This patch migrates the current use of rules_nodejs to the new rules_js.
rules_js is the intended replacement of rules_nodejs as per this note:
https://github.com/aspect-build/rules_js#relationship-to-rules_nodejs
> rules_js is an alternative to the build_bazel_rules_nodejs Bazel module
> and accompanying npm packages hosted in
> https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_nodejs, which is now
> unmaintained. All users are recommended to use rules_js instead.
There are a few notable changes in this patch:
1. The `flatbuffer_ts_library` macro no longer accepts a `package_name`
attribute. This is because rules_js appears to manage the import
naming of dependencies via top-level `npm_link_package` targets.
Users will have to migrate.
2. I added a few more arguments to `flatbuffer_library_public()`. These
helped with exposing esbuild to `ts/compile_flat_file.sh`.
3. I pinned the version of `typescript` in `package.json` so that
rules_ts can download the exact same version. rules_ts doesn't know
what to do if the version isn't exact.
4. Since rules_js uses the pnpm locking mechanism, we now have a
`pnpm-lock.yaml` file instead of a yarn lock file.
4. I added bazel targets for a few of the existing tests in `tests/ts`.
They can be run with `bazel test //test/ts:all`. Since there is no
flexbuffers bazel target, I did not add a bazel target for the
corresponding test.
5. I added a separate workspace in `tests/ts/bazel_repository_test_dir/`
to validate that the flatbuffers code can be imported as an external
repository. You can run the test with
`bazel test //test/ts:bazel_repository_test`. For this to work, I
needed to expose a non-trivial chunk of the flatbuffers code to the
test. I achieved this through some recursive `distribution`
filegroups. This is inspired by rules_python's workspace tests.
I did not do anything special to validate that the `gen_reflections`
parameter works the same. This patch doesn't change anything about
the TypeScript generation.
As a side note: I am not an expert with rules_js. This patch is my
attempt based on my limited understanding of the rule set.
Fixes#7817
* Fix the query
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* Start using pnpm
* Add @npm
* get more stuff set up
* Get the analysis phase passing.
* Get esbuild working?
* Get it compiling?
$ bazel build //tests/ts/...
* Try to get the test working
* test is passing
* Get the other tests working
* clarify comment
* clean up a bit
* Try to add another test
* Add another test
* clean up more
* remove unused reference
* Add e2e test
* Get more of the test working
* add lock file
* Get test working on its own
* Get e2e test passing
* fix infinite recursion
* Add comments
* clean up some more
* clean up more again
* Source typescript version from package.json
* run buildifier
* lint
* Fix unset `extra_env`
* Incorporate feedback
* run buildifier
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absl::string_view is uses std::string_view when available. It already checks if std::string_view is available in the earlier code.
It should only use absl::string_view implementation.
Co-authored-by: Derek Bailey <derekbailey@google.com>
* optionally generate type prefixes and suffixes for python code
* fix codegen error when qualified name is empty
* WIP: Python typing
* more progress towards python typing
* Further iterate on Python generated code typing
* clang-format
* Regenerate code
* add documentation for Python type annotations option
* generate code with Python type annotations
* handle forward references
* clang-format
Derek Bailey