Relax dcou dep. in order-crates-for-publishing.py (#32432)

* Relax dcou dep. in order-crates-for-publishing.py

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* Avoid early-abort and report all collected errors
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Ryo Onodera 2023-07-13 14:22:07 +09:00 committed by GitHub
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@ -21,6 +21,56 @@ def load_metadata():
return json.loads(subprocess.Popen(
cmd, shell=True, stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()[0])
# Consider a situation where a crate now wants to use already existing
# developing-oriented library code for their integration tests and benchmarks,
# like creating malformed data or omitting signature verifications. Ideally,
# the code should have been guarded under the special feature
# `dev-context-only-utils` to avoid accidental misuse for production code path.
#
# In this case, the feature needs to be defined then activated for the crate
# itself. To that end, the crate actually needs to depend on itself as a
# dev-dependency with `dev-context-only-utils` activated, so that the feature
# is conditionally activated only for integration tests and benchmarks. In this
# way, other crates won't see the feature activated even if they normal-depend
# on the crate.
#
# This self-referencing dev-dependency can be thought of a variant of
# dev-dependency cycles and it's well supported by cargo. The only exception is
# when publishing. In general, cyclic dev-dependency doesn't work nicely with
# publishing: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/4242 .
#
# However, there's a work around supported by cargo. Namely, it will ignore and
# strip these cyclic dev-dependencies when publishing, if explicit version
# isn't specified: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/pull/7333 (Released in
# rust 1.40.0: https://releases.rs/docs/1.40.0/#cargo )
#
# This script follows the same safe discarding logic to exclude these
# special-cased dev dependencies from its `dependency_graph` and further
# processing.
def is_self_dev_dep_with_dev_context_only_utils(package, dependency, wrong_self_dev_dependencies):
no_explicit_version = '*'
is_special_cased = False
if (dependency['kind'] == 'dev' and
dependency['name'] == package['name'] and
'dev-context-only-utils' in dependency['features'] and
'path' in dependency):
is_special_cased = True
if dependency['req'] != no_explicit_version:
# it's likely `{ workspace = true, ... }` is used, which implicitly pulls the
# version in...
wrong_self_dev_dependencies.append(dependency)
return is_special_cased
def should_add(package, dependency, wrong_self_dev_dependencies):
related_to_solana = dependency['name'].startswith('solana')
self_dev_dep_with_dev_context_only_utils = is_self_dev_dep_with_dev_context_only_utils(
package, dependency, wrong_self_dev_dependencies
)
return related_to_solana and not self_dev_dep_with_dev_context_only_utils
def get_packages():
metadata = load_metadata()
@ -28,9 +78,13 @@ def get_packages():
# Build dictionary of packages and their immediate solana-only dependencies
dependency_graph = dict()
wrong_self_dev_dependencies = list()
for pkg in metadata['packages']:
manifest_path[pkg['name']] = pkg['manifest_path'];
dependency_graph[pkg['name']] = [x['name'] for x in pkg['dependencies'] if x['name'].startswith('solana')];
dependency_graph[pkg['name']] = [
x['name'] for x in pkg['dependencies'] if should_add(pkg, x, wrong_self_dev_dependencies)
];
# Check for direct circular dependencies
circular_dependencies = set()
@ -41,8 +95,13 @@ def get_packages():
for dependency in circular_dependencies:
sys.stderr.write('Error: Circular dependency: {}\n'.format(dependency))
for dependency in wrong_self_dev_dependencies:
sys.stderr.write('Error: wrong dev-context-only-utils circular dependency. try: ' +
'{} = {{ path = ".", features = {} }}\n'
.format(dependency['name'], json.dumps(dependency['features']))
)
if len(circular_dependencies) != 0:
if len(circular_dependencies) != 0 or len(wrong_self_dev_dependencies) != 0:
sys.exit(1)
# Order dependencies