Examples with RunTasksRequirements org.gradle.internal.buildtree.RunTasksRequirements used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RunTasksRequirements

use of org.gradle.internal.buildtree.RunTasksRequirements in project gradle by gradle.

the class BuildTreeLifecycleBuildActionExecutor method execute.

@Override
public BuildActionRunner.Result execute(BuildAction action, BuildSessionContext buildSession) {
    BuildActionRunner.Result result = null;
    try {
        buildLayoutValidator.validate(action.getStartParameter());
        BuildActionModelRequirements actionRequirements;
        if (action instanceof BuildModelAction && action.isCreateModel()) {
            BuildModelAction buildModelAction = (BuildModelAction) action;
            actionRequirements = new QueryModelRequirements(action.getStartParameter(), action.isRunTasks(), buildModelAction.getModelName());
        } else if (action instanceof ClientProvidedBuildAction) {
            actionRequirements = new RunActionRequirements(action.getStartParameter(), action.isRunTasks());
        } else if (action instanceof ClientProvidedPhasedAction) {
            actionRequirements = new RunPhasedActionRequirements(action.getStartParameter(), action.isRunTasks());
        } else {
            actionRequirements = new RunTasksRequirements(action.getStartParameter());
        }
        BuildTreeModelControllerServices.Supplier modelServices = buildTreeModelControllerServices.servicesForBuildTree(actionRequirements);
        BuildTreeState buildTree = new BuildTreeState(buildSession.getServices(), modelServices);
        try {
            result = buildTree.run(context -> context.execute(action));
        } finally {
            buildTree.close();
        }
    } catch (Throwable t) {
        if (result == null) {
            // whereas console failure logging based on the _thrown exception_ happens up outside session scope. It would be better to refactor so that a result can be returned from here
            throw UncheckedException.throwAsUncheckedException(t);
        } else {
            // whereas console failure logging based on the _thrown exception_ happens up outside session scope. It would be better to refactor so that a result can be returned from here
            throw UncheckedException.throwAsUncheckedException(result.addFailure(t).getBuildFailure());
        }
    }
    return result;
}

Example 2 with RunTasksRequirements

use of org.gradle.internal.buildtree.RunTasksRequirements in project gradle by gradle.

the class ProjectBuilderImpl method createProject.

public ProjectInternal createProject(String name, File inputProjectDir, File gradleUserHomeDir) {
    final File projectDir = prepareProjectDir(inputProjectDir);
    File userHomeDir = gradleUserHomeDir == null ? new File(projectDir, "userHome") : FileUtils.canonicalize(gradleUserHomeDir);
    StartParameterInternal startParameter = new StartParameterInternal();
    startParameter.setGradleUserHomeDir(userHomeDir);
    NativeServices.initializeOnDaemon(userHomeDir);
    final ServiceRegistry globalServices = getGlobalServices();
    BuildRequestMetaData buildRequestMetaData = new DefaultBuildRequestMetaData(Time.currentTimeMillis());
    CrossBuildSessionState crossBuildSessionState = new CrossBuildSessionState(globalServices, startParameter);
    GradleUserHomeScopeServiceRegistry userHomeServices = userHomeServicesOf(globalServices);
    BuildSessionState buildSessionState = new BuildSessionState(userHomeServices, crossBuildSessionState, startParameter, buildRequestMetaData, ClassPath.EMPTY, new DefaultBuildCancellationToken(), buildRequestMetaData.getClient(), new NoOpBuildEventConsumer());
    BuildTreeModelControllerServices.Supplier modelServices = buildSessionState.getServices().get(BuildTreeModelControllerServices.class).servicesForBuildTree(new RunTasksRequirements(startParameter));
    BuildTreeState buildTreeState = new BuildTreeState(buildSessionState.getServices(), modelServices);
    TestRootBuild build = new TestRootBuild(projectDir, startParameter, buildTreeState);
    BuildScopeServices buildServices = build.getBuildServices();
    buildServices.get(BuildStateRegistry.class).attachRootBuild(build);
    // Take a root worker lease; this won't ever be released as ProjectBuilder has no lifecycle
    ResourceLockCoordinationService coordinationService = buildServices.get(ResourceLockCoordinationService.class);
    WorkerLeaseService workerLeaseService = buildServices.get(WorkerLeaseService.class);
    WorkerLeaseRegistry.WorkerLeaseCompletion workerLease = workerLeaseService.maybeStartWorker();
    GradleInternal gradle = build.getMutableModel();
    gradle.setIncludedBuilds(Collections.emptyList());
    ProjectDescriptorRegistry projectDescriptorRegistry = buildServices.get(ProjectDescriptorRegistry.class);
    DefaultProjectDescriptor projectDescriptor = new DefaultProjectDescriptor(null, name, projectDir, projectDescriptorRegistry, buildServices.get(FileResolver.class));
    projectDescriptorRegistry.addProject(projectDescriptor);
    ClassLoaderScope baseScope = gradle.getClassLoaderScope();
    ClassLoaderScope rootProjectScope = baseScope.createChild("root-project");
    ProjectStateRegistry projectStateRegistry = buildServices.get(ProjectStateRegistry.class);
    ProjectState projectState = projectStateRegistry.registerProject(build, projectDescriptor);
    projectState.createMutableModel(rootProjectScope, baseScope);
    ProjectInternal project = projectState.getMutableModel();
    gradle.setRootProject(project);
    gradle.setDefaultProject(project);
    // Lock root project; this won't ever be released as ProjectBuilder has no lifecycle
    coordinationService.withStateLock(DefaultResourceLockCoordinationService.lock(project.getOwner().getAccessLock()));
    project.getExtensions().getExtraProperties().set("ProjectBuilder.stoppable", stoppable((Stoppable) workerLeaseService::runAsIsolatedTask, (Stoppable) workerLease::leaseFinish, buildServices, buildTreeState, buildSessionState, crossBuildSessionState));
    return project;
}