Support runfiles root_symlinks in images#2250
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Fixes symlink support and adds root_symlink support. Previously I was seeing that symlinks (regardless of whether the target file existed in runfiles.file), did not point to the correct location in the image. For that reason, we use `_final_file_path` instead of `layer_file_path`. This seems to work, but I am not sure if I'm missing a use-case here. The overall method we take here is to create real files where the [root_]symlink is declared if the target `File` is not seen in `file_map`. This PR also adds some extra test functionality to check that symlinks point at the expected location.
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| symlinks.update({ | ||
| (_reference_dir(ctx) + "/" + s.path): layer_file_path(ctx, s.target_file) | ||
| for s in _default_symlinks(dep).to_list() | ||
| if hasattr(s, "path") # "path" and "target_file" are exposed to starlark since bazel 0.21.0. |
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I figure that 0.21.0 is not worth worrying about anymore?
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For what it's worth, using Regardless, this PR can be used to make layers with or without the target file existing in the same runfiles object. Just thought I'd mention it. |
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Fixes symlink support and adds root_symlink support.
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^ I'm not aware of docs that mention what specifically happens to runfiles.
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Previously I was seeing that
runfiles.symlinks(regardless of whether the target file existed inrunfiles.files), did not point to the correct location in the image (they were broken).Additionally,
root_symlinkswere entirely ignored.Issue Number: N/A
What is the new behavior?
The overall method we take here is to create real files where the [root_]symlink is declared if the target
Fileis not seen infile_map.We now use
_final_file_pathinstead oflayer_file_path. This seems to work, but I am not sure if I'm missing a use-case here.This PR also adds some extra test functionality to check that symlinks point at the expected location.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
I don't think that the previous behavior is considered working, and I'm having trouble imagining a case where that broken behavior would be desired.
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