Examples with ServiceRegistry org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ServiceRegistry

use of org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry in project gradle by gradle.

the class BuildActionsFactory method runBuildWithDaemon.

private Runnable runBuildWithDaemon(StartParameter startParameter, DaemonParameters daemonParameters, ServiceRegistry loggingServices) {
    // Create a client that will match based on the daemon startup parameters.
    ServiceRegistry clientSharedServices = createGlobalClientServices();
    ServiceRegistry clientServices = clientSharedServices.get(DaemonClientFactory.class).createBuildClientServices(loggingServices.get(OutputEventListener.class), daemonParameters, System.in);
    DaemonClient client = clientServices.get(DaemonClient.class);
    return runBuildAndCloseServices(startParameter, daemonParameters, client, clientSharedServices, clientServices);
}

Example 12 with ServiceRegistry

use of org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry in project gradle by gradle.

the class TestUtility method createMockProject.

/**
     * Creates a mock project with the specified properties.
     *
     * Note: depth is 0 for a root project. 1 for a root project's subproject, etc.
     */
public static Project createMockProject(JUnit4Mockery context, final String name, final String buildFilePath, final int depth, Project[] subProjectArray, Task[] tasks, String[] defaultTasks) {
    final ProjectInternal project = context.mock(ProjectInternal.class, "[project]_" + name + '_' + uniqueNameCounter++);
    final ServiceRegistry services = ServiceRegistryBuilder.builder().provider(new Object() {

        ProjectTaskLister createTaskLister() {
            return new DefaultProjectTaskLister();
        }
    }).build();
    context.checking(new Expectations() {

        {
            allowing(project).getName();
            will(returnValue(name));
            allowing(project).getDescription();
            will(returnValue(null));
            allowing(project).getBuildFile();
            will(returnValue(new File(buildFilePath)));
            allowing(project).getDepth();
            will(returnValue(depth));
            allowing(project).getServices();
            will(returnValue(services));
        }
    });
    attachSubProjects(context, project, subProjectArray);
    attachTasks(context, project, tasks);
    assignDefaultTasks(context, project, defaultTasks);
    return project;
}

Example 13 with ServiceRegistry

use of org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry in project gradle by gradle.

the class DefaultGradleLauncherFactory method createChildInstance.

private GradleLauncher createChildInstance(BuildDefinition buildDefinition, GradleLauncher parent, BuildTreeScopeServices buildTreeScopeServices, List<?> servicesToStop) {
    ServiceRegistry services = parent.getGradle().getServices();
    BuildRequestMetaData requestMetaData = new DefaultBuildRequestMetaData(services.get(BuildClientMetaData.class));
    BuildCancellationToken cancellationToken = services.get(BuildCancellationToken.class);
    BuildEventConsumer buildEventConsumer = services.get(BuildEventConsumer.class);
    return doNewInstance(buildDefinition, parent, cancellationToken, requestMetaData, buildEventConsumer, buildTreeScopeServices, servicesToStop);
}

Example 14 with ServiceRegistry

use of org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry in project gradle by gradle.

the class ProjectBuilderImpl method createProject.

public Project createProject(String name, File inputProjectDir, File gradleUserHomeDir) {
    File projectDir = prepareProjectDir(inputProjectDir);
    final File homeDir = new File(projectDir, "gradleHome");
    StartParameter startParameter = new StartParameterInternal();
    File userHomeDir = gradleUserHomeDir == null ? new File(projectDir, "userHome") : FileUtils.canonicalize(gradleUserHomeDir);
    startParameter.setGradleUserHomeDir(userHomeDir);
    NativeServices.initialize(userHomeDir);
    BuildRequestMetaData buildRequestMetaData = new DefaultBuildRequestMetaData(Time.currentTimeMillis());
    CrossBuildSessionScopeServices crossBuildSessionScopeServices = new CrossBuildSessionScopeServices(getGlobalServices(), startParameter);
    ServiceRegistry userHomeServices = getUserHomeServices(userHomeDir);
    BuildSessionScopeServices buildSessionScopeServices = new BuildSessionScopeServices(userHomeServices, crossBuildSessionScopeServices, startParameter, buildRequestMetaData, ClassPath.EMPTY);
    BuildTreeScopeServices buildTreeScopeServices = new BuildTreeScopeServices(buildSessionScopeServices);
    ServiceRegistry topLevelRegistry = new TestBuildScopeServices(buildTreeScopeServices, homeDir);
    GradleInternal gradle = CLASS_GENERATOR.newInstance(DefaultGradle.class, null, startParameter, topLevelRegistry.get(ServiceRegistryFactory.class));
    DefaultProjectDescriptor projectDescriptor = new DefaultProjectDescriptor(null, name, projectDir, new DefaultProjectDescriptorRegistry(), topLevelRegistry.get(FileResolver.class));
    ClassLoaderScope baseScope = gradle.getClassLoaderScope();
    ClassLoaderScope rootProjectScope = baseScope.createChild("root-project");
    ProjectInternal project = topLevelRegistry.get(IProjectFactory.class).createProject(projectDescriptor, null, gradle, rootProjectScope, baseScope);
    gradle.setRootProject(project);
    gradle.setDefaultProject(project);
    // Take a root worker lease, it won't ever be released as ProjectBuilder has no lifecycle
    ResourceLockCoordinationService coordinationService = topLevelRegistry.get(ResourceLockCoordinationService.class);
    WorkerLeaseService workerLeaseService = topLevelRegistry.get(WorkerLeaseService.class);
    coordinationService.withStateLock(DefaultResourceLockCoordinationService.lock(workerLeaseService.getWorkerLease()));
    return project;
}

Example 15 with ServiceRegistry

use of org.gradle.internal.service.ServiceRegistry in project gradle by gradle.

the class BuildActionsFactory method runBuildInSingleUseDaemon.

private Runnable runBuildInSingleUseDaemon(StartParameterInternal startParameter, DaemonParameters daemonParameters, ServiceRegistry loggingServices) {
    // (SF) this is a workaround until this story is completed. I'm hardcoding setting the idle timeout to be max X mins.
    // this way we avoid potential runaway daemons that steal resources on linux and break builds on windows.
    // We might leave that in if we decide it's a good idea for an extra safety net.
    int maxTimeout = 2 * 60 * 1000;
    if (daemonParameters.getIdleTimeout() > maxTimeout) {
        daemonParameters.setIdleTimeout(maxTimeout);
    }
    // end of workaround.
    // Create a client that will not match any existing daemons, so it will always startup a new one
    ServiceRegistry clientSharedServices = createGlobalClientServices(true);
    ServiceRegistry clientServices = clientSharedServices.get(DaemonClientFactory.class).createSingleUseDaemonClientServices(loggingServices.get(OutputEventListener.class), daemonParameters, System.in);
    DaemonClient client = clientServices.get(DaemonClient.class);
    return runBuildAndCloseServices(startParameter, daemonParameters, client, clientSharedServices, clientServices);
}