pier-core-0.2.0.0: src/Pier/Core/Artifact.hs
{- | A generic approach to building and caching file outputs.
This is a layer on top of Shake which enables build actions to be written in a
"forwards" style. For example:
> runPier $ action $ do
> contents <- lines <$> readArtifactA (externalFile "result.txt")
> let result = "result.tar"
> runCommand (output result)
> $ foldMap input contents
> <> prog "tar" (["-cf", result] ++ map pathIn contents)
This approach generally leads to simpler logic than backwards-defined build systems such as
make or (normal) Shake, where each step of the build logic must be written as a
new build rule.
Inputs and outputs of a command must be declared up-front, using the 'input'
and 'output' functions respectively. This enables isolated, deterministic
build steps which are each run in their own temporary directory.
Output files are stored in the location
> _pier/artifact/HASH/path/to/file
where @HASH@ is a string that uniquely determines the action generating
that file. In particular, there is no need to worry about choosing distinct names
for outputs of different commands.
Note that 'Development.Shake.Forward' has similar motivation to this module,
but instead uses @fsatrace@ to detect what files changed after the fact.
Unfortunately, that approach is not portable. Additionally, it makes it
difficult to isolate steps and make the build more reproducible (for example,
to prevent the output of one step being mutated by a later one) since every
output file could potentially be an input to every action. Finally, by
explicitly declaring outputs we can detect sooner when a command doesn't
produce the files that we expect.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveAnyClass #-}
{-# LANGUAGE TypeOperators #-}
module Pier.Core.Artifact
( -- * Rules
artifactRules
, SharedCache(..)
-- * Artifact
, Artifact
, externalFile
, (/>)
, replaceArtifactExtension
, readArtifact
, readArtifactB
, doesArtifactExist
, matchArtifactGlob
, unfreezeArtifacts
, callArtifact
-- * Creating artifacts
, writeArtifact
, runCommand
, runCommand_
, runCommandStdout
, Command
, message
-- ** Command outputs
, Output
, output
-- ** Command inputs
, input
, inputs
, inputList
, shadow
, groupFiles
-- * Running commands
, prog
, progA
, progTemp
, pathIn
, withCwd
, createDirectoryA
) where
import Control.Monad (forM_, when, unless, void)
import Control.Monad.IO.Class
import Crypto.Hash.SHA256
import Data.ByteString.Base64
import Data.Set (Set)
import Development.Shake
import Development.Shake.Classes hiding (hash)
import Development.Shake.FilePath
import Distribution.Simple.Utils (matchDirFileGlob)
import GHC.Generics
import System.Directory as Directory
import System.Exit (ExitCode(..))
import System.Process.Internals (translate)
import qualified Data.Binary as Binary
import qualified Data.ByteString as B
import qualified Data.ByteString.Char8 as BC
import qualified Data.List as List
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
import qualified Data.Set as Set
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding as T
import qualified Data.Text.Encoding.Error as T hiding (replace)
import Pier.Core.Directory
import Pier.Core.HashableSet
import Pier.Core.Persistent
import Pier.Core.Run
-- | A hermetic build step. Consists of a sequence of calls to 'message',
-- 'prog'/'progA'/'progTemp', and/or 'shadow', which may be combined using '<>'/'mappend'.
-- Also specifies the input 'Artifacts' that are used by those commands.
data Command = Command
{ _commandProgs :: [Prog]
, commandInputs :: HashableSet Artifact
}
deriving (Typeable, Eq, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
data Call
= CallEnv String -- picked up from $PATH
| CallArtifact Artifact
| CallTemp FilePath -- Local file to this Command
-- (e.g. generated by an earlier call)
-- (This is a hack around shake which tries to resolve
-- local files in the env.)
deriving (Typeable, Eq, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
data Prog
= ProgCall { _progCall :: Call
, _progArgs :: [String]
, progCwd :: FilePath -- relative to the root of the sandbox
}
| Message String
| Shadow Artifact FilePath
deriving (Typeable, Eq, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
instance Monoid Command where
Command ps is `mappend` Command ps' is' = Command (ps ++ ps') (is <> is')
mempty = Command [] mempty
instance Semigroup Command where
(<>) = mappend
-- | Run an external command-line program with the given arguments.
prog :: String -> [String] -> Command
prog p as = Command [ProgCall (CallEnv p) as "."] mempty
-- | Run an artifact as an command-line program with the given arguments.
progA :: Artifact -> [String] -> Command
progA p as = Command [ProgCall (CallArtifact p) as "."]
$ HashableSet $ Set.singleton p
-- | Run a command-line program with the given arguments, where the program
-- was created by a previous program.
progTemp :: FilePath -> [String] -> Command
progTemp p as = Command [ProgCall (CallTemp p) as "."] mempty
-- | Prints a status message for the user when this command runs.
message :: String -> Command
message s = Command [Message s] mempty
-- | Runs a command within the given (relative) directory.
withCwd :: FilePath -> Command -> Command
withCwd path (Command ps as)
| isAbsolute path = error $ "withCwd: expected relative path, got " ++ show path
| otherwise = Command (map setPath ps) as
where
setPath m@Message{} = m
setPath p = p { progCwd = path }
-- | Specify that an 'Artifact' should be made available to program calls within this
-- 'Command'.
--
-- Note that the order does not matter; `input f <> cmd === cmd <> input f`.
input :: Artifact -> Command
input = inputs . Set.singleton
inputList :: [Artifact] -> Command
inputList = inputs . Set.fromList
-- | Specify that a set of 'Artifact's should be made available to program calls within this
-- 'Command'.
inputs :: Set Artifact -> Command
inputs = Command [] . HashableSet
-- | Make a "shadow" copy of the given input artifact's by create a symlink of
-- this artifact (if it is a file) or of each sub-file (transitively, if it is
-- a directory).
--
-- The result may be captured as output, for example when grouping multiple outputs
-- of separate commands into a common directory structure.
shadow :: Artifact -> FilePath -> Command
shadow a f
| isAbsolute f = error $ "shadowArtifact: need relative destination, found "
++ show f
| otherwise = Command [Shadow a f] mempty
-- | The output of a given command.
--
-- Multiple outputs may be combined using the 'Applicative' instance.
data Output a = Output [FilePath] (Hash -> a)
instance Functor Output where
fmap f (Output g h) = Output g (f . h)
instance Applicative Output where
pure = Output [] . const
Output f g <*> Output f' g' = Output (f ++ f') (g <*> g')
-- | Register a single output of a command.
--
-- The input must be a relative path and nontrivial (i.e., not @"."@ or @""@).
output :: FilePath -> Output Artifact
output f
| normaliseMore f == "." = error $ "Can't output empty path " ++ show f
| isAbsolute f = error $ "Can't output absolute path " ++ show f
| otherwise = Output [f] $ flip Artifact (normaliseMore f) . Built
-- | Unique identifier of a command
newtype Hash = Hash B.ByteString
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord, Binary, NFData, Hashable, Generic)
makeHash :: Binary a => a -> Action Hash
makeHash x = do
version <- askOracle GetArtifactVersion
return . Hash . fixChars . dropPadding . encode . hashlazy . Binary.encode
. tagVersion version
$ x
where
-- Remove slashes, since the strings will appear in filepaths.
fixChars = BC.map $ \case
'/' -> '_'
c -> c
-- Padding just adds noise, since we don't have length requirements (and indeed
-- every sha256 hash is 32 bytes)
dropPadding c
| BC.last c == '=' = BC.init c
-- Shouldn't happen since each hash is the same length:
| otherwise = c
tagVersion = (,)
-- | Version number of artifacts being generated.
newtype ArtifactVersion = ArtifactVersion Int
deriving (Show,Typeable,Eq,Hashable,Binary,NFData,Generic)
data GetArtifactVersion = GetArtifactVersion
deriving (Show,Typeable,Eq,Hashable,Binary,NFData,Generic)
type instance RuleResult GetArtifactVersion = ArtifactVersion
artifactVersionRule :: Rules ()
artifactVersionRule = void $ addOracle $ \GetArtifactVersion
-- Bumping this will cause every artifact to be regenerated, and should
-- only be done in case of backwards-incompatible changes.
-> return $ ArtifactVersion 1
hashDir :: Hash -> FilePath
hashDir h = artifactDir </> hashString h
newtype SharedCache = SharedCache FilePath
globalHashDir :: SharedCache -> Hash -> FilePath
globalHashDir (SharedCache f) h = f </> hashString h
artifactDir :: FilePath
artifactDir = pierFile "artifact"
externalArtifactDir :: FilePath
externalArtifactDir = artifactDir </> "external"
hashString :: Hash -> String
hashString (Hash h) = BC.unpack h
-- | An 'Artifact' is a file or folder that was created by a build command.
data Artifact = Artifact Source FilePath
deriving (Eq, Ord, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
instance Show Artifact where
show (Artifact External f) = "external:" ++ show f
show (Artifact (Built h) f) = hashString h ++ ":" ++ show f
data Source = Built Hash | External
deriving (Show, Eq, Ord, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
-- | Create an 'Artifact' from an input file to the build (for example, a
-- source file created by the user).
--
-- If it is a relative path, changes to the file will cause rebuilds of
-- Commands and Rules that dependended on it.
externalFile :: FilePath -> Artifact
externalFile f
| null f' = error "externalFile: empty input"
| artifactDir `List.isPrefixOf` f' = error $ "externalFile: forbidden prefix: " ++ show f'
| otherwise = Artifact External f'
where
f' = normaliseMore f
-- | Normalize a filepath, also dropping the trailing slash.
normaliseMore :: FilePath -> FilePath
normaliseMore = dropTrailingPathSeparator . normalise
-- | Create a reference to a sub-file of the given 'Artifact', which must
-- refer to a directory.
(/>) :: Artifact -> FilePath -> Artifact
Artifact source f /> g = Artifact source $ normaliseMore $ f </> g
infixr 5 /> -- Same as </>
artifactRules :: Maybe SharedCache -> HandleTemps -> Rules ()
artifactRules cache ht = do
liftIO createExternalLink
commandRules cache ht
writeArtifactRules cache
artifactVersionRule
createExternalLink :: IO ()
createExternalLink = do
exists <- doesPathExist externalArtifactDir
unless exists $ do
createParentIfMissing externalArtifactDir
createDirectoryLink "../.." externalArtifactDir
-- | The build rule type for commands.
data CommandQ = CommandQ
{ commandQCmd :: Command
, _commandQOutputs :: [FilePath]
}
deriving (Eq, Generic)
instance Show CommandQ where
show CommandQ { commandQCmd = Command progs _ }
= let msgs = List.intercalate "; " [m | Message m <- progs]
in "Command" ++
if null msgs
then ""
else ": " ++ msgs
instance Hashable CommandQ
instance Binary CommandQ
instance NFData CommandQ
type instance RuleResult CommandQ = Hash
-- TODO: sanity-check filepaths; for example, normalize, should be relative, no
-- "..", etc.
commandHash :: CommandQ -> Action Hash
commandHash cmdQ = do
let externalFiles = [f | Artifact External f <- Set.toList
. unHashableSet
. commandInputs
$ commandQCmd cmdQ
, isRelative f
]
need externalFiles
-- TODO: streaming hash
userFileHashes <- liftIO $ map hash <$> mapM B.readFile externalFiles
makeHash ("commandHash", cmdQ, userFileHashes)
-- | Run the given command, capturing the specified outputs.
runCommand :: Output t -> Command -> Action t
runCommand (Output outs mk) c
= mk <$> askPersistent (CommandQ c outs)
-- Run the given command and record its stdout.
runCommandStdout :: Command -> Action String
runCommandStdout c = do
out <- runCommand (output stdoutOutput) c
liftIO $ readFile $ pathIn out
-- | Run the given command without capturing its output. Can be used to check
-- consistency of the outputs of previous commands.
runCommand_ :: Command -> Action ()
runCommand_ = runCommand (pure ())
commandRules :: Maybe SharedCache -> HandleTemps -> Rules ()
commandRules sharedCache ht = addPersistent $ \cmdQ@(CommandQ (Command progs inps) outs) -> do
putChatty $ showCommand cmdQ
h <- commandHash cmdQ
createArtifacts sharedCache h (progMessages progs) $ \resultDir ->
-- Run the command within a separate temporary directory.
-- When it's done, we'll move the explicit set of outputs into
-- the result location.
withPierTempDirectoryAction ht (hashString h) $ \tmpDir -> do
let tmpPathOut = (tmpDir </>)
liftIO $ collectInputs (unHashableSet inps) tmpDir
mapM_ (createParentIfMissing . tmpPathOut) outs
-- Run the command, and write its stdout to a special file.
root <- liftIO getCurrentDirectory
stdoutStr <- B.concat <$> mapM (readProg (root </> tmpDir)) progs
let stdoutPath = tmpPathOut stdoutOutput
createParentIfMissing stdoutPath
liftIO $ B.writeFile stdoutPath stdoutStr
-- Check that all the output files exist, and move them
-- into the output directory.
liftIO $ forM_ outs $ \f -> do
let src = tmpPathOut f
let dest = resultDir </> f
exist <- Directory.doesPathExist src
unless exist $
error $ "runCommand: missing output "
++ show f
++ " in temporary directory "
++ show tmpDir
createParentIfMissing dest
renamePath src dest
return h
putChatty :: String -> Action ()
putChatty s = do
v <- shakeVerbosity <$> getShakeOptions
when (v >= Chatty) $ putNormal s
progMessages :: [Prog] -> [String]
progMessages ps = [m | Message m <- ps]
-- TODO: more hermetic?
collectInputs :: Set Artifact -> FilePath -> IO ()
collectInputs inps tmp = do
let inps' = dedupArtifacts inps
checkAllDistinctPaths inps'
liftIO $ mapM_ (linkArtifact tmp) inps'
-- | Create a directory containing Artifacts.
--
-- If the output directory already exists, don't do anything. Otherwise, run
-- the given function with a temporary directory, and then move that directory
-- atomically to the final output directory for those Artifacts.
-- Files and (sub)directories, as well as the directory itself, will
-- be made read-only.
createArtifacts ::
Maybe SharedCache
-> Hash
-> [String] -- ^ Messages to print if cached
-> (FilePath -> Action ())
-> Action ()
createArtifacts maybeSharedCache h messages act = do
let destDir = hashDir h
exists <- liftIO $ Directory.doesDirectoryExist destDir
-- Skip if the output directory already exists; we'll produce it atomically
-- below. This could happen if Shake's database was cleaned, or if the
-- action stops before Shake registers it as complete, due to either a
-- synchronous or asynchronous exception.
if exists
then mapM_ cacheMessage messages
else do
tempDir <- createPierTempDirectory $ hashString h ++ "-result"
case maybeSharedCache of
Nothing -> act tempDir
Just cache -> do
getFromSharedCache <- liftIO $ copyFromCache cache h tempDir
if getFromSharedCache
then mapM_ sharedCacheMessage messages
else do
act tempDir
liftIO $ copyToCache cache h tempDir
liftIO $ finish tempDir destDir
where
cacheMessage m = putNormal $ "(from cache: " ++ m ++ ")"
sharedCacheMessage m = putNormal $ "(from shared cache: " ++ m ++ ")"
finish tempDir destDir = do
-- Move the created directory to its final location,
-- with all the files and directories inside set to
-- read-only.
-- Don't set permissions on symbolic links; they're ignored
-- on most systems (e.g., Linux).
let freeze RegularFile = freezePath
freeze DirectoryEnd = freezePath
freeze _ = const $ return ()
-- TODO: why is getRegularContents used?
-- Ah, to avoid the current directory.
getRegularContents tempDir
>>= mapM_ (forFileRecursive_ freeze . (tempDir </>))
createParentIfMissing destDir
Directory.renameDirectory tempDir destDir
-- Also set the directory itself to read-only, but wait
-- until the last step since read-only files can't be moved.
freezePath destDir
-- TODO: consider using hard links for these copies, to save space
-- TODO: make sure the directories are read-only
copyFromCache :: SharedCache -> Hash -> FilePath -> IO Bool
copyFromCache cache h tempDir = do
let globalDir = globalHashDir cache h
globalExists <- liftIO $ Directory.doesDirectoryExist globalDir
if globalExists
then copyDirectory globalDir tempDir >> return True
else return False
copyToCache :: SharedCache -> Hash -> FilePath -> IO ()
copyToCache cache h src = do
tempDir <- createPierTempDirectory $ hashString h ++ "-cache"
copyDirectory src tempDir
let dest = globalHashDir cache h
createParentIfMissing dest
Directory.renameDirectory tempDir dest
-- Call a process inside the given directory and capture its stdout.
-- TODO: more flexibility around the env vars
-- Also: limit valid parameters for the *prog* binary (rather than taking it
-- from the PATH that the `pier` executable sees).
readProg :: FilePath -> Prog -> Action B.ByteString
readProg _ (Message s) = do
putNormal s
return B.empty
readProg dir (ProgCall p as cwd) = readProgCall dir p as cwd
readProg dir (Shadow a0 f0) = do
liftIO $ linkShadow dir a0 f0
return B.empty
readProgCall :: FilePath -> Call -> [String] -> FilePath -> Action BC.ByteString
readProgCall dir p as cwd = do
-- hack around shake weirdness w.r.t. relative binary paths
let p' = case p of
CallEnv s -> s
CallArtifact f -> dir </> pathIn f
CallTemp f -> dir </> f
(ret, Stdout out, Stderr err)
<- quietly $ command
[ Cwd $ dir </> cwd
, Env defaultEnv
-- stderr will get printed if there's an error.
, EchoStderr False
]
p' (map (spliceTempDir dir) as)
let errStr = T.unpack . T.decodeUtf8With T.lenientDecode $ err
case ret of
ExitSuccess -> return out
ExitFailure ec -> do
v <- shakeVerbosity <$> getShakeOptions
fail $ if v < Loud
-- TODO: remove trailing newline
then errStr
else unlines
[ showProg (ProgCall p as cwd)
, "Working dir: " ++ translate (dir </> cwd)
, "Exit code: " ++ show ec
, "Stderr:"
, errStr
]
-- TODO: use forFileRecursive_
linkShadow :: FilePath -> Artifact -> FilePath -> IO ()
linkShadow dir a0 f0 = do
createParentIfMissing (dir </> f0)
loop a0 f0
where
loop a f = do
let aPath = pathIn a
isDir <- Directory.doesDirectoryExist aPath
if isDir
then do
Directory.createDirectoryIfMissing False (dir </> f)
cs <- getRegularContents aPath
mapM_ (\c -> loop (a /> c) (f </> c)) cs
else do
srcExists <- Directory.doesFileExist aPath
destExists <- Directory.doesPathExist (dir </> f)
let aPath' = case a of
Artifact External aa -> "external" </> aa
Artifact (Built h) aa -> hashString h </> aa
if
| not srcExists -> error $ "linkShadow: missing source "
++ show aPath
| destExists -> error $ "linkShadow: destination already exists: "
++ show f
| otherwise -> createFileLink
(relPathUp f </> "../../artifact" </> aPath')
(dir </> f)
relPathUp = joinPath . map (const "..") . splitDirectories . parentDirectory
showProg :: Prog -> String
showProg (Shadow a f) = unwords ["Shadow:", pathIn a, "=>", f]
showProg (Message m) = "Message: " ++ show m
showProg (ProgCall call args cwd) =
wrapCwd
. List.intercalate " \\\n "
$ showCall call : args
where
wrapCwd s = case cwd of
"." -> s
_ -> "(cd " ++ translate cwd ++ " &&\n " ++ s ++ ")"
showCall (CallArtifact a) = pathIn a
showCall (CallEnv f) = f
showCall (CallTemp f) = f -- TODO: differentiate from CallEnv
showCommand :: CommandQ -> String
showCommand (CommandQ (Command progs inps) outputs) = unlines $
map showOutput outputs
++ map showInput (Set.toList $ unHashableSet inps)
++ map showProg progs
where
showOutput a = "Output: " ++ a
showInput i = "Input: " ++ pathIn i
stdoutOutput :: FilePath
stdoutOutput = "_stdout"
defaultEnv :: [(String, String)]
defaultEnv =
[ ("PATH", "/usr/bin:/bin")
-- Set LANG to enable TemplateHaskell code reading UTF-8 files correctly.
, ("LANG", "en_US.UTF-8")
]
spliceTempDir :: FilePath -> String -> String
spliceTempDir tmp = T.unpack . T.replace (T.pack "${TMPDIR}") (T.pack tmp) . T.pack
checkAllDistinctPaths :: Monad m => [Artifact] -> m ()
checkAllDistinctPaths as =
case Map.keys . Map.filter (> 1) . Map.fromListWith (+)
. map (\a -> (pathIn a, 1 :: Integer)) $ as of
[] -> return ()
-- TODO: nicer error, telling where they came from:
fs -> error $ "Artifacts generated from more than one command: " ++ show fs
-- Remove duplicate artifacts that are both outputs of the same command, and where
-- one is a subdirectory of the other (for example, constructed via `/>`).
dedupArtifacts :: Set Artifact -> [Artifact]
dedupArtifacts = loop . Set.toAscList
where
-- Loop over artifacts built from the same command.
-- toAscList plus lexicographic sorting means that
-- subdirectories with the same hash will appear consecutively after directories
-- that contain them.
loop (a@(Artifact (Built h) f) : Artifact (Built h') f' : fs)
-- TODO BUG: "Picture", "Picture.hs" and Picture/Foo.hs" sort in the wrong way
-- so "Picture" and "Picture/Foo.hs" aren't deduped.
| h == h', (f <//> "*") ?== f' = loop (a:fs)
loop (f:fs) = f : loop fs
loop [] = []
freezePath :: FilePath -> IO ()
freezePath f =
getPermissions f >>= setPermissions f . setOwnerWritable False
-- | Make all artifacts user-writable, so they can be deleted by `clean-all`.
unfreezeArtifacts :: IO ()
unfreezeArtifacts = forM_ [artifactDir, pierTempDirectory] $ \dir -> do
exists <- Directory.doesDirectoryExist dir
when exists $ forFileRecursive_ unfreeze dir
where
unfreeze DirectoryStart f =
getPermissions f >>= setPermissions f . setOwnerWritable True
unfreeze _ _ = return ()
-- Symlink the artifact into the given destination directory.
linkArtifact :: FilePath -> Artifact -> IO ()
linkArtifact _ (Artifact External f)
| isAbsolute f = return ()
linkArtifact dir a = do
curDir <- getCurrentDirectory
let realPath = curDir </> realPathIn a
let localPath = dir </> pathIn a
createParentIfMissing localPath
isFile <- Directory.doesFileExist realPath
if isFile
then createFileLink realPath localPath
else do
isDir <- Directory.doesDirectoryExist realPath
if isDir
then createDirectoryLink realPath localPath
else error $ "linkArtifact: source does not exist: " ++ show realPath
++ " for artifact " ++ show a
-- | Returns the relative path to an Artifact within the sandbox, when provided
-- to a 'Command' by 'input'.
pathIn :: Artifact -> FilePath
pathIn (Artifact External f) = externalArtifactDir </> f
pathIn (Artifact (Built h) f) = hashDir h </> f
-- | Returns the relative path to an artifact within the root directory.
realPathIn :: Artifact -> FilePath
realPathIn (Artifact External f) = f
realPathIn (Artifact (Built h) f) = hashDir h </> f
-- | Replace the extension of an Artifact. In particular,
--
-- > pathIn (replaceArtifactExtension f ext) == replaceExtension (pathIn f) ext@
replaceArtifactExtension :: Artifact -> String -> Artifact
replaceArtifactExtension (Artifact s f) ext
= Artifact s $ replaceExtension f ext
-- | Read the contents of an Artifact.
readArtifact :: Artifact -> Action String
readArtifact (Artifact External f) = readFile' f -- includes need
readArtifact f = liftIO $ readFile $ pathIn f
readArtifactB :: Artifact -> Action B.ByteString
readArtifactB (Artifact External f) = need [f] >> liftIO (B.readFile f)
readArtifactB f = liftIO $ B.readFile $ pathIn f
data WriteArtifactQ = WriteArtifactQ
{ writePath :: FilePath
, writeContents :: String
}
deriving (Eq, Typeable, Generic, Hashable, Binary, NFData)
instance Show WriteArtifactQ where
show w = "Write " ++ writePath w
type instance RuleResult WriteArtifactQ = Artifact
writeArtifact :: FilePath -> String -> Action Artifact
writeArtifact path contents = askPersistent $ WriteArtifactQ path contents
writeArtifactRules :: Maybe SharedCache -> Rules ()
writeArtifactRules sharedCache = addPersistent
$ \WriteArtifactQ {writePath = path, writeContents = contents} -> do
h <- makeHash . T.encodeUtf8 . T.pack
$ "writeArtifact: " ++ contents
createArtifacts sharedCache h [] $ \tmpDir -> do
let out = tmpDir </> path
createParentIfMissing out
liftIO $ writeFile out contents
return $ Artifact (Built h) $ normaliseMore path
doesArtifactExist :: Artifact -> Action Bool
doesArtifactExist (Artifact External f) = Development.Shake.doesFileExist f
doesArtifactExist f = liftIO $ Directory.doesFileExist (pathIn f)
-- Note: this throws an exception if there's no match.
matchArtifactGlob :: Artifact -> FilePath -> Action [FilePath]
-- TODO: match the behavior of Cabal
matchArtifactGlob (Artifact External f) g
= getDirectoryFiles f [g]
matchArtifactGlob a g
= liftIO $ matchDirFileGlob (pathIn a) g
-- TODO: merge more with above code? How hermetic should it be?
callArtifact :: HandleTemps -> Set Artifact -> Artifact -> [String] -> IO ()
callArtifact ht inps bin args = withPierTempDirectory ht "exec" $ \tmp -> do
dir <- getCurrentDirectory
collectInputs (Set.insert bin inps) tmp
cmd_ [Cwd tmp]
(dir </> tmp </> pathIn bin) args
createDirectoryA :: FilePath -> Command
createDirectoryA f = prog "mkdir" ["-p", f]
-- | Group source files by shadowing into a single directory.
groupFiles :: Artifact -> [(FilePath, FilePath)] -> Action Artifact
groupFiles dir files = let out = "group"
in runCommand (output out)
$ createDirectoryA out
<> foldMap (\(f, g) -> shadow (dir /> f) (out </> g))
files