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"""# `xcode_support` Starlark Module
A modules of helpers for rule authors to aid in writing rules that
need to change what they do based on attributes of the active Xcode.
To use these in your Starlark code, simply load the module; for example:
```build
load("@build_bazel_apple_support//lib:xcode_support.bzl", "xcode_support")
```
"""
load(
"@build_bazel_apple_support//xcode:providers.bzl",
"XcodeSdkVariantInfo",
)
visibility("public")
def _get_current_sdk(ctx):
"""Returns the `XcodeSdkVariantInfo` provider for the current configuration.
Callers of this function must define the `_xcode_config` attribute in their
rule or aspect. This is best done using the
`apple_support.action_required_attrs()` helper.
Args:
ctx: The rule or aspect context.
Returns:
The `XcodeSdkVariantInfo` provider for the current configuration.
"""
xcode_config = getattr(ctx.attr, "_xcode_config")
if not xcode_config or XcodeSdkVariantInfo not in xcode_config:
fail("Failed to read the Xcode configuration from the current " +
"context. Does the calling rule or aspect correctly define the " +
"`_xcode_config` attribute?")
return xcode_config[XcodeSdkVariantInfo]
def _get_current_xcode(ctx):
"""Returns the `XcodeVersionConfig` provider for the current configuration.
Callers of this function must define the `_xcode_config` attribute in their
rule or aspect. This is best done using the
`apple_support.action_required_attrs()` helper.
Args:
ctx: The rule or aspect context.
Returns:
The `XcodeVersionConfig` provider for the current configuration.
"""
xcode_config = getattr(ctx.attr, "_xcode_config")
if not xcode_config or apple_common.XcodeVersionConfig not in xcode_config:
fail("Failed to read the Xcode configuration from the current " +
"context. Does the calling rule or aspect correctly define the " +
"`_xcode_config` attribute?")
return xcode_config[apple_common.XcodeVersionConfig]
def _is_xcode_at_least_version(xcode_config, version):
"""Returns True if Xcode version is at least a given version.
This method takes as input an `XcodeVersionConfig` provider, which can be obtained from the
`_xcode_config` attribute (e.g. `ctx.attr._xcode_config[apple_common.XcodeVersionConfig]`). This
provider should contain the Xcode version parameters with which this rule is being built with.
If you need to add this attribute to your rule implementation, please refer to
`apple_support.action_required_attrs()`.
Args:
xcode_config: The XcodeVersionConfig provider from the `_xcode_config` attribute's value.
version: The minimum desired Xcode version, as a dotted version string.
Returns:
True if the given `xcode_config` version at least as high as the requested version.
"""
current_version = xcode_config.xcode_version()
if str(current_version).startswith("/"):
return True
if not current_version:
fail("Could not determine Xcode version at all. This likely means Xcode isn't available; " +
"if you think this is a mistake, please file an issue.")
desired_version = apple_common.dotted_version(version)
return current_version >= desired_version
# Define the loadable module that lists the exported symbols in this file.
xcode_support = struct(
get_current_sdk = _get_current_sdk,
get_current_xcode = _get_current_xcode,
is_xcode_at_least_version = _is_xcode_at_least_version,
)