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Unify JSON structures and improve READMEs clarity
And also adds warning for nonempty sysroot directory.
Enhance doc structure
When building single package the new flag can be used to build all dependencies. The PackageMode was refactored and new feature mentioned in doc.
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bap-builder/ContextManager.go (2)
91-129: Approve implementation with suggestions for improvementThe
getAllDepsJsonPathsmethod effectively retrieves JSON definition paths for package dependencies while preventing circular dependencies. However, consider the following improvements:
- Enhance error handling for better debugging:
if err != nil { - return []string{}, fmt.Errorf("couldn't get Json Path of %s package", packageDep) + return []string{}, fmt.Errorf("couldn't get Json Path of %s package: %w", packageDep, err) }
- Add code comments to explain the method's purpose and logic:
// getAllDepsJsonPaths recursively retrieves all JSON definition paths for a package's dependencies. // It uses a 'visited' map to prevent processing the same package multiple times and avoid circular dependencies.Would you like me to implement these changes?
131-151: Approve implementation with suggestions for improvementThe
GetPackageWithDepsJsonDefPathsmethod effectively combines the functionality ofGetPackageJsonDefPathsandgetAllDepsJsonPathsto retrieve JSON definition paths for a package and its dependencies. Consider the following improvements:
- Add a code comment to explain the method's purpose:
// GetPackageWithDepsJsonDefPaths returns all JSON definition paths for a given package // and all its dependencies recursively. It prevents processing the same package multiple times.
- Enhance error handling for better debugging:
packageDepsTmp, err := context.getAllDepsJsonPaths(packageDef, visitedPackages) if err != nil { - return []string{}, err + return []string{}, fmt.Errorf("error getting dependencies for %s: %w", packageDef, err) }Would you like me to implement these changes?
bap-builder/PackageMode.go (1)
255-257: Enhance function documentation for better clarityWhile
addConfigsToDefsMapincludes a brief description, consider expanding the documentation by providing details about the parametersdefsMapandpackageJsonPathList, explaining their purposes and how they are used within the function. This will improve code readability and assist future maintainers.
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bap-builder/PackageMode.go (1)
Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: bap-builder/PackageMode.go:284-299 Timestamp: 2024-10-01T11:19:33.182Z Learning: In the `buildAndCopyPackage` function, it's acceptable to call `SignalHandlerAddHandler` inside the loop, adding a handler for each iteration.
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bap-builder/ContextManager.go (2)
238-238: Approve update to useos.ReadDirThe replacement of
ioutil.ReadDirwithos.ReadDirand the corresponding changes in the loop are correct. This update aligns with the latest Go standards, asioutil.ReadDiris deprecated.Also applies to: 243-248
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1-251: Summary: PR objectives addressed effectivelyThe changes in this file successfully address the PR objective of introducing an option to build all dependencies of a single package. The new methods
getAllDepsJsonPathsandGetPackageWithDepsJsonDefPathsprovide a robust way to recursively retrieve package dependencies while preventing circular dependencies.Key improvements:
- Dependency building: The new methods enable building all dependencies of a single package, streamlining the process for developers.
- Circular dependency prevention: The use of a
visitedmap ingetAllDepsJsonPathsprevents infinite recursion due to circular dependencies.- Code modernization: The update from
ioutil.ReadDirtoos.ReadDirkeeps the code compatible with the latest Go standards.These changes align well with the PR objectives and enhance the functionality of the package management system.
The function now returns function which also executes handler. Updated function calls and removed not executing handler when errors occurs during build.
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modules/bringauto_ssh/SFTP.go (3)
4-20: LGTM! Consider using iota for constants.The new imports and constants are well-aligned with the changes in functionality. The use of
bringauto_prerequisitesandarchiverpackages supports the new tar-based approach for downloading directories.Consider using
iotafor thebufferSizeconstant to make it more idiomatic:const ( archiveName = "install_arch.tar" archiveNameSep = string(os.PathSeparator) + archiveName bufferSize = 1 << 20 // 1 MiB )
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39-101: LGTM! Efficient tar-based approach implemented.The new implementation of
DownloadDirectoryusing a tar-based approach addresses the PR objective of usingtarfor more efficient file transfers. The use ofShellEvaluatorwithLogWriterimproves logging capabilities as requested.Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of the
ContinueOnErrorflag in thetarArchiveconfiguration:tarArchive := archiver.Tar{ OverwriteExisting: false, MkdirAll: false, ImplicitTopLevelFolder: false, ContinueOnError: true, // Continue extraction even if some files fail }🧰 Tools
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106-126: LGTM! Improved file copying with better error handling.The new
copyFilemethod effectively replaces the previouscopyRecursivemethod, providing better control over individual file copying. It addresses the PR objective of preventing overwriting of existing files and includes proper error handling with descriptive error messages.Consider adding a check to ensure the local directory exists before creating the destination file:
if _, err := os.Stat(filepath.Dir(normalizedLocalDir)); os.IsNotExist(err) { return fmt.Errorf("local directory %s does not exist", filepath.Dir(normalizedLocalDir)) }modules/bringauto_build/Build.go (4)
114-124: LGTM: Improved logging setupThe new logging setup with context loggers is a great improvement, aligning with the PR objectives for better logging mechanisms. This will significantly help in debugging and tracing issues.
Consider wrapping the file operations in a helper function to simplify error handling:
func setupLogger(logger *bringauto_log.Logger, imageName, packageName string) (*os.File, error) { contextLogger := logger.CreateContextLogger(imageName, packageName, bringauto_log.BuildChainContext) file, err := contextLogger.GetFile() if err != nil { return nil, fmt.Errorf("failed to open log file: %w", err) } return file, nil }This would allow you to simplify the error handling in the main function.
136-138: LGTM with suggestion: Signal handler for container cleanupAdding a signal handler for stopping and removing the container is a great addition, addressing the CTRL+C handling mentioned in the PR objectives. However, consider handling the error returned by
stopAndRemoveContainer:removeHandler := bringauto_process.SignalHandlerAddHandler(func() error { err := build.stopAndRemoveContainer() if err != nil { logger.Error("Failed to stop and remove container: %v", err) } return err }) defer removeHandler()This ensures that any errors during cleanup are logged, providing better visibility into potential issues during interruption.
162-163: Consider alternative error handlingWhile using the logger for error reporting is an improvement, calling
Fatalin a library function might be too aggressive as it terminates the program. Consider a compromise:func (build *Build) GetLocalInstallDirPath() (string, error) { workingDir, err := os.Getwd() if err != nil { logger := bringauto_log.GetLogger() logger.Error("cannot call Getwd - %s", err) return "", err } copyBaseDir := filepath.Join(workingDir, localInstallDirNameConst) return copyBaseDir, nil }This logs the error but also returns it, allowing the caller to decide how to handle it.
169-184: LGTM with suggestion: Container cleanup functionThe
stopAndRemoveContainerfunction nicely encapsulates the cleanup logic, improving code organization. While not returning errors aligns with past feedback, consider returning a boolean to indicate success or failure:func (build *Build) stopAndRemoveContainer() bool { // ... existing code ... return err == nil }This allows the caller to know if the cleanup was successful without needing to handle specific errors.
bap-builder/PackageMode.go (9)
45-62: LGTM: Effective circular dependency detection implemented.The
checkForCircularDependencyfunction correctly implements a depth-first search algorithm to detect circular dependencies in the package dependency graph. This is a crucial addition to prevent build issues caused by circular dependencies.Consider using a single map for both visited and recursion stack tracking to optimize space usage:
func checkForCircularDependency(dependsMap map[string]*map[string]bool) error { - visited := make(map[string]bool) + visited := make(map[string]int) for packageName := range dependsMap { - cycleDetected, cycleString := detectCycle(packageName, dependsMap, visited) + cycleDetected, cycleString := detectCycle(packageName, dependsMap, visited, 1) if cycleDetected { return fmt.Errorf("circular dependency detected - %s", packageName + " -> " + cycleString) } // Clearing recursion stack after one path through graph was checked for visitedPackage := range visited { - visited[visitedPackage] = false + delete(visited, visitedPackage) } } return nil }This change would require updating the
detectCyclefunction to use integer values (0 for unvisited, 1 for in recursion stack, 2 for fully explored) instead of booleans.
64-85: LGTM: Effective cycle detection algorithm implemented.The
detectCyclefunction correctly implements the recursive part of the depth-first search algorithm for cycle detection. It properly tracks visited nodes and detects cycles in the dependency graph.Consider using more descriptive variable names to improve readability:
-func detectCycle(packageName string, dependsMap map[string]*map[string]bool, visited map[string]bool) (bool, string) { +func detectCycle(currentPackage string, dependencyGraph map[string]*map[string]bool, visited map[string]bool) (hasCycle bool, cyclePath string) { - visited[packageName] = true - depsMap, found := dependsMap[packageName] + visited[currentPackage] = true + dependencies, hasDependencies := dependencyGraph[currentPackage] - if found { - for depPackageName := range *depsMap { - if visited[depPackageName] { - return true, depPackageName + if hasDependencies { + for dependentPackage := range *dependencies { + if visited[dependentPackage] { + return true, dependentPackage } else { - cycleDetected, cycleString := detectCycle(depPackageName, dependsMap, visited) - if cycleDetected { - return cycleDetected, depPackageName + " -> " + cycleString + hasCycle, cyclePath := detectCycle(dependentPackage, dependencyGraph, visited) + if hasCycle { + return true, dependentPackage + " -> " + cyclePath } } } } - visited[packageName] = false + visited[currentPackage] = false return false, "" }These changes make the function's purpose and operation clearer without altering its functionality.
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87-127: LGTM: Improved TopologicalSort with circular dependency checking.The addition of circular dependency checking in the
TopologicalSortmethod is a valuable improvement. It ensures that the build process will fail early if there are circular dependencies, preventing potential issues later in the build process.Consider wrapping the error returned from
checkForCircularDependencyto provide more context:err := checkForCircularDependency(dependsMap) if err != nil { - return []*bringauto_config.Config{}, err + return nil, fmt.Errorf("topological sort failed: %w", err) }This change provides more context about where the error occurred, which can be helpful for debugging.
174-199: LGTM: Useful consistency check between directory structure and package definitions.The
checkContextDirConsistencyfunction provides a valuable check to ensure that directory names match the package names defined in the JSON configurations. This can help catch potential issues early in the build process.Consider improving error handling by providing more context in the returned errors:
err = config.LoadJSONConfig(path) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("couldn't load JSON config from %s path", path) + return fmt.Errorf("failed to load JSON config from %s: %w", path, err) } dirName := filepath.Base(filepath.Dir(path)) if config.Package.Name != dirName { - return fmt.Errorf("directory name (%s) is different from package name (%s)", dirName, config.Package.Name) + return fmt.Errorf("directory name (%s) does not match package name (%s) in file: %s", dirName, config.Package.Name, path) }These changes provide more detailed error messages, which can be helpful for debugging and understanding the exact nature of any inconsistencies.
204-215: LGTM: Improved build process with additional checks.The additions to the
BuildPackagefunction enhance the robustness of the build process by performing necessary checks for platform string, sysroot directories, and context directory consistency before proceeding with the build.Consider wrapping the errors returned from the new checks to provide more context:
platformString, err := determinePlatformString(*cmdLine.DockerImageName) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to determine platform string: %w", err) } err = checkSysrootDirs(platformString) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("sysroot directory check failed: %w", err) } err = checkContextDirConsistency(contextPath) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("package context directory consistency check failed: %s", err) + return fmt.Errorf("package context directory consistency check failed: %w", err) }These changes provide more context about where errors occurred, which can be helpful for debugging and understanding the nature of any failures.
226-315: LGTM: Consistent updates to build functions with improved logging.The changes to
buildAllPackagesandbuildSinglePackageare consistent with the modifications made to theBuildPackagefunction. The addition of theplatformStringparameter and the use of a logger for output improve the consistency and maintainability of the code.In the
buildAllPackagesfunction, consider improving error handling when callingTopologicalSort:configList, err := depsList.TopologicalSort(defsMap) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to perform topological sort: %w", err) }This change provides more context about where the error occurred, which can be helpful for debugging.
317-334: LGTM: Well-organized helper function for adding configs to definitions map.The
addConfigsToDefsMapfunction effectively encapsulates the logic for adding configs to the definitions map, improving code organization. The use of a logger for error reporting is consistent with other parts of the code.Consider returning an error from this function instead of just logging it, to allow the caller to handle the error:
-func addConfigsToDefsMap(defsMap *ConfigMapType, packageJsonPathList []string) { +func addConfigsToDefsMap(defsMap *ConfigMapType, packageJsonPathList []string) error { logger := bringauto_log.GetLogger() for _, packageJsonPath := range packageJsonPathList { var config bringauto_config.Config err := config.LoadJSONConfig(packageJsonPath) if err != nil { logger.Error("Couldn't load JSON config from %s path - %s", packageJsonPath, err) - continue + return fmt.Errorf("failed to load JSON config from %s: %w", packageJsonPath, err) } packageName := config.Package.Name _, found := (*defsMap)[packageName] if !found { (*defsMap)[packageName] = []*bringauto_config.Config{} } (*defsMap)[packageName] = append((*defsMap)[packageName], &config) } + return nil }This change allows the caller to decide how to handle the error, providing more flexibility and potentially catching issues earlier in the process.
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337-399: LGTM: Improved build and copy process with better logging and interrupt handling.The changes to
buildAndCopyPackageare consistent with the modifications made to other functions. The addition of a signal handler for cleanup is a good improvement for handling interruptions during the build process.Consider improving error handling when calling
buildConfig.RunBuild():logger.InfoIndent("Run build inside container") err = buildConfig.RunBuild() if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to run build for %s: %w", buildConfig.Package.GetFullPackageName(), err) }This change provides more context about which package failed to build, which can be helpful for debugging.
418-438: LGTM: Useful check for sysroot directory status.The
checkSysrootDirsfunction provides a valuable check for potential issues with the sysroot directories. The use of warnings instead of errors is appropriate, as non-empty directories may not always be a problem but should be brought to the user's attention.Consider adding a comment explaining why non-empty sysroot directories might cause build failures:
func checkSysrootDirs(platformString *bringauto_package.PlatformString) (error) { + // Non-empty sysroot directories may contain outdated or conflicting files + // that could interfere with the current build process. sysroot := bringauto_sysroot.Sysroot{ IsDebug: false, PlatformString: platformString, } err := bringauto_prerequisites.Initialize(&sysroot) if err != nil { return err } logger := bringauto_log.GetLogger() if !sysroot.IsSysrootDirectoryEmpty() { logger.WarnIndent("Sysroot release directory is not empty - the package build may fail") } sysroot.IsDebug = true if !sysroot.IsSysrootDirectoryEmpty() { logger.WarnIndent("Sysroot debug directory is not empty - the package build may fail") } return nil }This comment helps explain the rationale behind the check and why non-empty directories might be problematic.
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modules/bringauto_build/Build.go (1)
Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_build/Build.go:170-185 Timestamp: 2024-10-01T11:14:17.890Z Learning: It's not necessary to aggregate and return errors when stopping and removing containers in the `stopAndRemoveContainer` function.
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modules/bringauto_ssh/SFTP.go (4)
29-29: LGTM! LogWriter addition improves logging capabilities.The addition of the
LogWriterfield to theSFTPstruct aligns well with the PR objective to improve logging mechanisms. This will allow for more flexible and controlled logging during SSH command execution.
128-151: LGTM! Improved file copying with better error handling and performance.The new
copyIOFilefunction effectively handles file content copying using buffered I/O, which improves performance for large file transfers. The change from panicking to returning errors aligns with better error handling practices and addresses the concerns raised in past review comments about panicking in library code.
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1-164: Great improvements to SFTP operations and error handling!The changes in this file significantly enhance the SFTP operations, addressing several PR objectives:
- The new tar-based approach in
DownloadDirectoryimproves file transfer efficiency.- The addition of
LogWriterand its use inShellEvaluatorenhances logging capabilities.- The new
copyFileandcopyIOFilefunctions prevent overwriting of existing files and improve error handling.- The use of constants and better structuring improves code quality and maintainability.
These improvements align well with the PR objectives and address concerns raised in past reviews. The new implementation should lead to better performance and more robust error handling throughout the SFTP operations.
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6-7: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectivesThe addition of
bringauto_log,bringauto_const, andbringauto_processimports aligns well with the PR objectives, particularly for improving logging, centralizing constants, and potentially handling CTRL+C interruptions.Also applies to: 12-12
88-88: LGTM: Centralized constant usageUsing
bringauto_const.DockerInstallDirConstfor CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX improves maintainability and consistency across the project.
127-127: LGTM: Improved shell output loggingRedirecting the shellEvaluator's StdOut to the log file ensures comprehensive logging of all shell command outputs, which aligns well with the PR objectives for improved logging mechanisms.
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1-227: Overall assessment: Good improvements with minor suggestionsThe changes in this file significantly improve logging, error handling, and code organization, aligning well with the PR objectives. The new logging setup, centralized constant usage, and container cleanup logic are particularly noteworthy improvements.
A few minor suggestions have been made:
- Consider a helper function for logger setup.
- Improve error handling in the signal handler for container cleanup.
- Refine error handling in
GetLocalInstallDirPath.- Return a boolean from
stopAndRemoveContainerto indicate success/failure.These suggestions are relatively minor and don't impact the core functionality. Overall, the changes represent a solid improvement to the codebase.
bap-builder/PackageMode.go (1)
6-7: LGTM: New imports are appropriate for the added functionality.The new imports for docker, logging, process handling, and file system operations align well with the changes made in the file.
Also applies to: 10-10, 15-16
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example/package/libosmium/libosmium_release.json (1)
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1-41: Suggestion: Consider using a variable for the version tag.The version tag "v2.17.3" is currently hardcoded in two places: the Git revision and the Package version tag. To improve maintainability, consider using a variable or a single source of truth for the version.
Here's a suggested approach:
- Add a "Version" field at the root level of the JSON:
{ "Version": "v2.17.3", "Env": {}, // ... rest of the configuration }
- Update the Git and Package sections to reference this version:
"Git": { "URI": "https://github.com/osmcode/libosmium.git", "Revision": "${Version}" }, // ... "Package": { "Name": "libosmium", "VersionTag": "${Version}", // ... rest of the Package configuration }This approach would make it easier to update the version in the future, as you'd only need to change it in one place. However, please note that this suggestion assumes your build system or configuration parser supports variable substitution in JSON. If it doesn't, you might need to implement this logic in your build scripts.
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1-40: Overall configuration looks good, consider platform string specificityThe configuration file is well-structured and consistent. Some observations:
- Version consistency is maintained between Git revision and Package VersionTag (both v1.1.1).
- Debug configuration is appropriately set for this debug-specific file.
- The DockerMatrix includes a good variety of platforms for testing.
One minor suggestion:
Consider specifying the PlatformString explicitly instead of using "auto" mode. This can help ensure consistency across different build environments and make the package behavior more predictable.You might want to replace the "auto" mode with specific platform strings for each target environment. For example:
"PlatformString": { "Mode": "manual", "Value": "${os_name}${os_version}-${architecture}" }This would allow for more control over how the platform is represented in the package name.
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example/package/libosmium/libosmium_debug.json (2)
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1-41: Approve overall structure and content of the configuration file.The configuration file appears to be well-structured and contains all the necessary information for building and packaging libosmium. The dependencies, Git source, build configuration, and Docker matrix are appropriate for this library.
Some observations:
- The CMake configuration disables tests and examples, which is suitable for a debug build of a library.
- The Docker matrix includes a good variety of OS images, supporting cross-platform builds.
- The package is correctly marked as a library, development library, and debug build.
These aspects align well with the PR objectives of improving the build process and package management system.
26-26: Approve package name change and verify system-wide impact.The package name change from "osmium" to "libosmium" appears to be correct and consistent with the file name. This change likely provides a more accurate representation of the package.
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26-26: LGTM: Package name updated correctly.The package name has been updated from "osmium" to "libosmium", which now matches the file path and appears to be the correct name for this library. This change is consistent and appropriate.
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modules/bringauto_build/Build.go (4)
119-122: Consider additional error handling for file operationsWhile error checking is present for file opening, consider adding error handling for the
defer file.Close()operation. Although it's unlikely to fail, it's a good practice to handle potential errors in file operations.You could wrap the
file.Close()in a function that logs any errors:defer func() { if err := file.Close(); err != nil { logger.Error("Failed to close log file: %v", err) } }()
137-143: LGTM with suggestion: Improved interrupt handlingThe addition of a signal handler to stop and remove the container on interruption is a good improvement. It addresses the PR objective of handling CTRL+C interruptions gracefully.
However, the 300ms sleep might not always be sufficient or necessary. Consider a more robust approach:
Instead of using a fixed sleep, you could implement a retry mechanism with a timeout:
removeHandler := bringauto_process.SignalHandlerAddHandler(func() error { const maxRetries = 10 const retryInterval = 100 * time.Millisecond for i := 0; i < maxRetries; i++ { if build.Docker.ContainerID != "" { return build.stopAndRemoveContainer() } time.Sleep(retryInterval) } return fmt.Errorf("timeout waiting for container ID") })This approach would be more reliable across different system speeds and container startup times.
174-189: LGTM with minor suggestion: Container cleanup functionThe new
stopAndRemoveContainerfunction nicely encapsulates the container cleanup logic, improving code organization. Based on the retrieved learning, not returning errors from this function is acceptable.Consider using
logger.Errorfinstead oflogger.Errorfor better formatting:if err != nil { logger.Errorf("Can't stop container: %v", err) } // ... and similarly for the remove operationThis minor change improves consistency in error message formatting.
Add Console Logging to Enhance Build Feedback
The current implementation primarily directs logs to files, which means users do not receive real-time informational messages during the image build process. To address the confusion mentioned in the PR comments, it's essential to incorporate console logging alongside file logging.
Recommended Actions:
- Integrate Console Logs in
RunBuild:
- Add
fmt.Printlnorlog.Printlnstatements at key points in theRunBuildmethod to inform users about the build progress.- Example:
fmt.Println("Starting build process...") // After a significant step fmt.Println("Cloning repository...")- Ensure Non-Intrusive Logging:
- Maintain existing file logging to preserve detailed logs for debugging.
- Use conditional logging levels if necessary to control the verbosity of console output.
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1-232: Overall improvements with a note on build feedbackThe changes in this file significantly improve logging, error handling, and container management, aligning well with the PR objectives. The use of context loggers, constants, and the new container cleanup function are particularly noteworthy improvements.
However, addressing a concern from the PR comments:
The PR comments mention that during image builds, no informational messages appear, leading to confusion about whether the process is functioning correctly. While the logging improvements in this file are good, we should verify if they address this specific concern.
Let's check if there are any log messages printed to the console during the build process:
If this search doesn't yield appropriate results, we might need to add some console output in addition to file logging to keep users informed about the build progress.
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bap-builder/PackageMode.go (6)
45-85: Excellent implementation of circular dependency detection.The depth-first search algorithm effectively detects both direct and indirect circular dependencies. This addresses the concern raised in the previous review and improves the robustness of the package management system.
A minor optimization suggestion:
Consider using a single map for both visited and recursion stack tracking:
-func detectCycle(packageName string, dependsMap map[string]*map[string]bool, visited map[string]bool) (bool, string) { - visited[packageName] = true +func detectCycle(packageName string, dependsMap map[string]*map[string]bool, visited map[string]int) (bool, string) { + visited[packageName]++ depsMap, found := dependsMap[packageName] if found { for depPackageName := range *depsMap { - if visited[depPackageName] { + if visited[depPackageName] > 1 { return true, depPackageName } else { cycleDetected, cycleString := detectCycle(depPackageName, dependsMap, visited) @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@ func detectCycle(packageName string, dependsMap map[string]*map[string]bool, vis } } } - visited[packageName] = false + visited[packageName]-- return false, "" }This change would use a single map to track both visited nodes and the recursion stack, potentially improving memory usage and simplifying the code slightly.
174-199: Excellent addition of context directory consistency check.The
checkContextDirConsistencyfunction ensures that directory names match package names defined in JSON configurations, which can prevent issues caused by mismatched names or incorrect directory structures.A minor suggestion for improvement:
Consider adding a check to ensure that each directory contains exactly one JSON configuration file. This can be done by modifying the
WalkDirfunction:func checkContextDirConsistency(contextPath string) error { packageContextPath := filepath.Join(contextPath, PackageDirectoryNameConst) + dirConfigCount := make(map[string]int) err := filepath.WalkDir(packageContextPath, func(path string, d fs.DirEntry, err error) error { if err != nil { return err } - if !d.IsDir() { + if !d.IsDir() && filepath.Ext(path) == ".json" { var config bringauto_config.Config err = config.LoadJSONConfig(path) if err != nil { return fmt.Errorf("couldn't load JSON config from %s path", path) } dirName := filepath.Base(filepath.Dir(path)) if config.Package.Name != dirName { return fmt.Errorf("directory name (%s) is different from package name (%s)", dirName, config.Package.Name) } + dirConfigCount[dirName]++ } return nil }) + if err == nil { + for dir, count := range dirConfigCount { + if count != 1 { + return fmt.Errorf("directory %s contains %d JSON config files, expected exactly 1", dir, count) + } + } + } return err }This change ensures that each package directory contains exactly one JSON configuration file, further improving consistency checks.
204-220: Improved robustness in BuildPackage function.The addition of
platformStringand new checks for sysroot directories and context directory consistency enhance the build process's robustness. These changes align well with the PR objectives.A suggestion for improved error handling:
Consider wrapping the errors returned by
determinePlatformString,checkSysrootDirs, andcheckContextDirConsistencywith more context:func BuildPackage(cmdLine *BuildPackageCmdLineArgs, contextPath string) error { platformString, err := determinePlatformString(*cmdLine.DockerImageName) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("failed to determine platform string: %w", err) } err = checkSysrootDirs(platformString) if err != nil { - return err + return fmt.Errorf("sysroot directory check failed: %w", err) } err = checkContextDirConsistency(contextPath) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("package context directory consistency check failed: %s", err) + return fmt.Errorf("package context directory consistency check failed: %w", err) } buildAll := cmdLine.All if *buildAll { return buildAllPackages(cmdLine, contextPath, platformString) } return buildSinglePackage(cmdLine, contextPath, platformString) }This change provides more context in the error messages, making it easier to diagnose issues when they occur.
224-315: Improved build process with better error handling and dependency support.The changes to
buildAllPackagesandbuildSinglePackageenhance the build process by incorporating theplatformStringparameter and improving error handling. The addition of dependency building inbuildSinglePackagewhen--build-depsflag is set addresses one of the PR objectives.A suggestion for improved error handling in
buildSinglePackage:Consider adding more context to the error returned when building a package fails:
func buildSinglePackage(cmdLine *BuildPackageCmdLineArgs, contextPath string, platformString *bringauto_package.PlatformString) error { // ... (existing code) for _, config := range configList { buildConfigs := config.GetBuildStructure(*cmdLine.DockerImageName, platformString) err = buildAndCopyPackage(cmdLine, &buildConfigs, platformString) if err != nil { - logger.Fatal("cannot build package '%s' - %s", packageName, err) + return fmt.Errorf("failed to build package '%s': %w", packageName, err) } } return nil }This change provides more context in the error message and allows the caller to handle the error appropriately instead of terminating the program.
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337-397: Enhanced build process with improved error handling and signal management.The changes to
buildAndCopyPackagesignificantly improve the robustness of the build process. The addition of signal handling addresses the PR objective of handling CTRL+C interruptions, and the improved error handling and logging enhance the overall reliability of the build process.A suggestion for improved error handling:
Consider adding more context to the errors returned when copying to the repository or sysroot fails:
func buildAndCopyPackage(cmdLine *BuildPackageCmdLineArgs, build *[]bringauto_build.Build, platformString *bringauto_package.PlatformString) error { // ... (existing code) for _, buildConfig := range *build { // ... (existing code) err = repo.CopyToRepository(*buildConfig.Package, buildConfig.GetLocalInstallDirPath()) if err != nil { + err = fmt.Errorf("failed to copy to repository for package %s: %w", buildConfig.Package.Name, err) break } logger.InfoIndent("Copying to local sysroot directory") err = sysroot.CopyToSysroot(buildConfig.GetLocalInstallDirPath()) if err != nil { + err = fmt.Errorf("failed to copy to sysroot for package %s: %w", buildConfig.Package.Name, err) break } // ... (existing code) } if removeHandler != nil { removeHandler() } return err }This change provides more context in the error messages, making it easier to identify which package failed during the copy process.
400-436: Excellent addition of platform string determination and sysroot directory checks.The
determinePlatformStringandcheckSysrootDirsfunctions add important checks and configurations to the build process, improving flexibility and preventing potential issues with non-empty sysroot directories.A suggestion for improved error handling in
checkSysrootDirs:Consider returning more detailed errors when sysroot directories are not empty:
func checkSysrootDirs(platformString *bringauto_package.PlatformString) (error) { // ... (existing code) + var errs []string if !sysroot.IsSysrootDirectoryEmpty() { logger.WarnIndent("Sysroot release directory is not empty - the package build may fail") + errs = append(errs, "release sysroot directory is not empty") } sysroot.IsDebug = true if !sysroot.IsSysrootDirectoryEmpty() { logger.WarnIndent("Sysroot debug directory is not empty - the package build may fail") + errs = append(errs, "debug sysroot directory is not empty") } + if len(errs) > 0 { + return fmt.Errorf("sysroot directory check failed: %s", strings.Join(errs, ", ")) + } return nil }This change provides more detailed information about which sysroot directories are not empty, allowing for better error handling and debugging.
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modules/bringauto_build/Build.go (1)
Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_build/Build.go:170-185 Timestamp: 2024-10-01T11:14:17.890Z Learning: It's not necessary to aggregate and return errors when stopping and removing containers in the `stopAndRemoveContainer` function.
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modules/bringauto_build/Build.go (4)
6-7: LGTM: New imports align with PR objectivesThe addition of
bringauto_log,bringauto_const,bringauto_process, andtimepackages aligns well with the PR objectives of improving logging, error handling, and container management.Also applies to: 12-12, 16-16
89-89: LGTM: Improved logging and constant usageThe use of
bringauto_const.DockerInstallDirConstforCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIXand the new logging setup with context loggers align well with the PR objectives of improving logging mechanisms and maintainability.Also applies to: 115-125
128-128: LGTM: Improved logging for shell commandsRedirecting the
StdOutofshellEvaluatorto the log file is a good improvement. It addresses the PR objective of directing package build logs to files, enhancing the logging mechanism.
215-228: LGTM: Improved logging and constant usage in file downloadThe changes in the
downloadInstalledFilesfunction are well-aligned with the PR objectives:
- The new logging setup with context loggers improves the logging mechanism.
- Using
bringauto_const.DockerInstallDirConstforRemoteDirenhances maintainability.- The error handling for file operations has been improved.
These changes contribute to better logging, maintainability, and error handling.
bap-builder/PackageMode.go (2)
6-16: LGTM: New imports enhance functionality.The added imports for Docker, logging, process management, and SSH capabilities align well with the PR objectives of improving the build process and error handling.
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87-127: Improved error handling in TopologicalSort.The addition of circular dependency checking before proceeding with the topological sort enhances the robustness of the package management system. This change aligns well with the PR objectives of improving error handling.
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modules/bringauto_docker/DockerTools.go (1)
11-13: Enhance function documentation.While the current documentation provides basic information, it could be improved to follow Go's documentation conventions and provide more details. Consider the following improvements:
- Start the comment with the function name.
- Use complete sentences.
- Provide more details about the function's behavior, including potential error cases.
Here's a suggested improvement:
// IsDefaultPortAvailable checks if the default Docker port is available. // It returns true if the port is available, false otherwise. // If an error occurs during the check, it returns false and the error message. // The error message may contain output from the Docker command if it fails.bap-builder/DockerMode.go (1)
41-41: Typo in log message: 'Dockerfile' should be pluralThe log message should use 'Dockerfiles' to correctly indicate multiple files.
Apply this diff to correct the typo:
-logger.Warn("Bug: multiple Dockerfile present for same image name %s", imageName) +logger.Warn("Bug: multiple Dockerfiles present for same image name %s", imageName)modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go (2)
5-5: Typo in comment: 'deffered' should be 'deferred'In line 5, there's a typo in the word "deffered"; it should be "deferred" for correct spelling.
66-66: Add space around operators for readabilityIn line 66, adding spaces around the minus operator improves readability and aligns with Go's formatting standards.
Apply this diff for clarity:
- handlers = handlers[:len(handlers)-1] + handlers = handlers[:len(handlers) - 1]
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bap-builder/DockerMode.go (6)
Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_docker/DockerBuild.go:34-34 Timestamp: 2024-10-09T05:03:50.249Z Learning: In the `DockerBuild` struct, the `prepareAndRun` method is intentionally designed to return only a `bool` to indicate success or failure; returning an `error` is not necessary. A comment has been added in the code for clarification.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_docker/DockerBuild.go:34-34 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T10:59:10.827Z Learning: In the `DockerBuild` struct, the `prepareAndRun` method is intentionally designed to return only a `bool` to indicate success or failure; returning an `error` is not necessary. A comment has been added in the code for clarification.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_docker/DockerBuild.go:32-34 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T10:47:39.494Z Learning: The project aims to keep the console output uncluttered and move detailed build logs to files to provide clear build progress to the user.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_docker/DockerBuild.go:32-34 Timestamp: 2024-10-09T05:03:50.249Z Learning: The project aims to keep the console output uncluttered and move detailed build logs to files to provide clear build progress to the user.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: bap-builder/DockerMode.go:65-67 Timestamp: 2024-10-09T05:03:50.249Z Learning: In `bap-builder/DockerMode.go`, when logging errors in `buildSingleDockerImage`, it's not necessary to include the image name in indented error logs if it's already mentioned in a previous non-indented log message.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: bap-builder/DockerMode.go:65-67 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T11:38:03.785Z Learning: In `bap-builder/DockerMode.go`, when logging errors in `buildSingleDockerImage`, it's not necessary to include the image name in indented error logs if it's already mentioned in a previous non-indented log message.modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go (2)
Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go:10-10 Timestamp: 2024-09-30T11:45:51.649Z Learning: In `modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go`, the existing note about concurrent programming limitations is considered sufficient; no additional clarification is needed.Learnt from: mikusaq PR: bringauto/packager#24 File: modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go:10-10 Timestamp: 2024-10-09T05:03:50.249Z Learning: In `modules/bringauto_process/SignalHandler.go`, the existing note about concurrent programming limitations is considered sufficient; no additional clarification is needed.
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modules/bringauto_docker/DockerTools.go (2)
3-9: LGTM: Import statements are appropriate.The import statements include all necessary packages for the function's implementation.
1-39: Summary of review and alignment with PR objectives.The
IsDefaultPortAvailablefunction is a good addition that aligns with the PR objective of implementing a container running check. It addresses the need to verify that no container is running for a specified image name, focusing on port availability.Key improvements suggested:
- Enhanced function documentation
- Optimized Docker command
- Improved error handling
- Code readability enhancements
These changes will contribute to the overall robustness of the package management system, as outlined in the PR objectives. The function provides a crucial check to prevent conflicts with port bindings during the build process.
To fully meet the PR objectives, ensure that this function is properly integrated into the package building workflow and that its results are used to prevent conflicts or provide appropriate feedback to users.
bap-builder/DockerMode.go (1)
44-44:⚠️ Potential issueEarly return inside loop prevents building all images
The
returnstatement within the loop causes the function to exit after building the first image, preventing the rest from being built.Apply this diff to fix the logic:
-return buildSingleDockerImage(imageName, dockerfilePath[0]) +err := buildSingleDockerImage(imageName, dockerfilePath[0]) +if err != nil { + return err +}This ensures that all images are built, and any errors are appropriately handled.
Likely invalid or redundant comment.
Closes #10, Closes #9, Closes #23, Closes #25
Issues:
Use widely used lib for Docker handling: Use widely-used library for Docker handling #8won't do, not priorityExclude packages from --all build: Exclude package from --all build #7won't do, needs discussiontarto copy archives from Container #23build-package --name <package_name>is used - Option to build dependencies of the single package #25New issues:
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New Features
--build-depsflag to build packages with all dependencies.Documentation
README.mdfor clarity on BAP and BAM functionalities, requirements, and usage instructions.doc/BuildProcess.mdand other documents for improved readability and structure.Bug Fixes