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Commit 52233be2 authored by Treehugger Robot's avatar Treehugger Robot Committed by Gerrit Code Review
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Merge "Fix single value variable inheritance order"

parents cba35df6 32e413a2

core/product_config.rbc

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@@ -168,6 +168,8 @@ def _product_configuration(top_pcm_name, top_pcm, input_variables_init): 
        children = handle.inherited_modules

        if _options.trace_modules:

            print("#   ", "    ".join(children.keys()))

        # Starlark dictionaries are guaranteed to iterate through in insertion order,

        # so children.keys() will be ordered by the inherit() calls

        configs[name] = (pcm, handle.cfg, children.keys(), False)

        pcm_count = pcm_count + 1
@@ -291,12 +293,6 @@ def _percolate_inherited(configs, cfg_name, cfg, children_names): 
        child_cfg = configs[child_name][1]

        for attr, value in child_cfg.items():

            if type(value) != "list":

                # Single value variables take the first value available from the leftmost

                # branch of the tree. If we also had "or attr in percolated_attrs" in this

                # if statement, it would take the value from the rightmost branch.

                if cfg.get(attr, "") == "":

                    cfg[attr] = value

                    percolated_attrs[attr] = True

                continue

            if attr in percolated_attrs:

                # We already are percolating this one, just add this list
@@ -306,6 +302,19 @@ def _percolate_inherited(configs, cfg_name, cfg, children_names): 
                cfg[attr] = []

                __move_items(cfg[attr], child_cfg, attr)



    # single value variables need to be inherited in alphabetical order,

    # not in the order of inherit() calls.

    for child_name in sorted(children_names):

        child_cfg = configs[child_name][1]

        for attr, value in child_cfg.items():

            if type(value) != "list":

                # Single value variables take the first value available from the leftmost

                # branch of the tree. If we also had "or attr in percolated_attrs" in this

                # if statement, it would take the value from the rightmost branch.

                if cfg.get(attr, "") == "":

                    cfg[attr] = value

                    percolated_attrs[attr] = True



    for attr in _options.trace_variables:

        if attr in percolated_attrs:

            print("%s: %s^=%s" % (cfg_name, attr, cfg[attr]))

tests/single_value_inheritance/inherit1.rbc

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@@ -19,3 +19,5 @@ def init(g, handle): 


  cfg["PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS"] = "tablet"

  cfg["PRODUCT_DEFAULT_DEV_CERTIFICATE"] = "vendor/myvendor/certs/devkeys/devkey"

  cfg.setdefault("PRODUCT_PACKAGES", [])

  cfg["PRODUCT_PACKAGES"] += ["bar"]

tests/single_value_inheritance/inherit2.rbc

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@@ -18,3 +18,5 @@ def init(g, handle): 
  cfg = rblf.cfg(handle)



  cfg["PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS"] = "nosdcard"

  cfg.setdefault("PRODUCT_PACKAGES", [])

  cfg["PRODUCT_PACKAGES"] += ["foo"]

tests/single_value_inheritance/product.rbc

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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ load(":inherit2.rbc", _inherit2_init = "init") 


def init(g, handle):

  cfg = rblf.cfg(handle)

  rblf.inherit(handle, "test/inherit1", _inherit1_init)

  rblf.inherit(handle, "test/inherit2", _inherit2_init)

  rblf.inherit(handle, "test/inherit1", _inherit1_init)



  cfg["PRODUCT_DEFAULT_DEV_CERTIFICATE"] = ""

tests/single_value_inheritance/test.rbc

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@@ -25,3 +25,4 @@ def test(): 
    (globals, config, globals_base) = rblf.product_configuration("test/device", init, input_variables_init)

    assert_eq("tablet", config["PRODUCT_CHARACTERISTICS"])

    assert_eq("vendor/myvendor/certs/devkeys/devkey", config["PRODUCT_DEFAULT_DEV_CERTIFICATE"])

    assert_eq(["foo", "bar"], config["PRODUCT_PACKAGES"])