modules/rules_clj/0.2.4/presubmit.yml

# Bazel 8 and 9, Linux and macOS — the same matrix this repository's own CI runs, because
# a registry entry that claims more than CI covers is a claim nobody is checking.
#
# No Windows: untested and unclaimed. The compiler shim would probably work, but the
# examples and the path handling have never run there, and guessing is not support.
matrix:
  platform: ["ubuntu2404", "macos_arm64"]
  bazel: ["8.x", "9.x"]

tasks:
  verify_targets:
    name: the rules and the toolchain load
    platform: ${{ platform }}
    bazel: ${{ bazel }}
    build_flags:
      # The compiler runs on the tool JVM and needs Java 21 (java.util.HexFormat). The
      # anonymous module BCR generates has no .bazelrc, so state it here.
      # Target side too: aot_deploy.jar builds in the target configuration,
      # whose javac otherwise defaults to -source 11 and rejects the worker's
      # Java 21. Found by 0.1.0's presubmit on macOS — the Linux legs hid it
      # behind remote-cache hits, and this repo's own CI hides it behind its
      # .bazelrc.
      - "--java_language_version=21"
      - "--java_runtime_version=remotejdk_21"
      - "--tool_java_language_version=21"
      - "--tool_java_runtime_version=remotejdk_21"
    build_targets:
      - "@rules_clj//clojure:defs.bzl"
      - "@rules_clj//src/main/java/dev/palermo/rulesclj:aot_deploy.jar"

# The real test: a module that consumes rules_clj the way anyone else would, compiles
# Clojure ahead of time and runs a test against the result.
bcr_test_module:
  module_path: "examples/hello"
  matrix:
    platform: ["ubuntu2404", "macos_arm64"]
    bazel: ["8.x", "9.x"]
  tasks:
    run_tests:
      name: compile and test Clojure through the published module
      platform: ${{ platform }}
      bazel: ${{ bazel }}
      build_targets:
        - "//src/example:hello"
      test_targets:
        - "//test/example:greeting_test"