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Clean up PackageSpecification stringification
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This CL gives us a pathway for fixing stringification of package_group's `packages` attribute, so that //foo/bar is printed as "//foo/bar" and not "foo/bar". This affects e.g. `bazel query --output=proto [...]`. This change is a prerequisite to adding support for "public" and "private" string constant package specifiers, since otherwise "public" would be ambiguous with the stringification of //public.

PackageSpecification currently has two forms of stringification. The toString() method is unambiguous but omits the leading double slash, while the toStringWithoutRepository() always includes the double slash but never includes the repo name. I factored toString() into asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash) to switch between the old form with and without the fix to include slashes, and made toString() and all current callers pass false for now. I just renamed toStringWithoutRepository to asStringWithoutRepository for symmetry. Both are now clearly documented.

In PackageGroupContents, I clarified its behavior w.r.t. duplicates and order, and renamed its member vars for simplicity and in anticipation of storing another type of package spec subclass in a follow-up CL. Also renamed some methods for clarity.

Fixed a bug in AllPackagesBeneath where //... parsed in another repo would stringify without the leading "@repo". However, this bug was never exercised since it would require the follow-up CL's behavior of enabling "//..." to parse as AllPackagesBeneath rather than AllPackages (#16323).

Added a test for all three forms of stringification to PackageGroupTest.

There should be no actual behavioral change enabled in this CL.

Work toward #11261.

PiperOrigin-RevId: 478828269
Change-Id: Ifc7c08e6e90b89d33bed1ee6a5a97b3a3ac07326
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brandjon authored and Copybara-Service committed Oct 4, 2022
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Expand Up @@ -92,8 +92,11 @@ public List<Label> getIncludes() {
return includes;
}

public List<String> getContainedPackages() {
return packageSpecifications.containedPackages().collect(toImmutableList());
// See PackageSpecification#asString.
public List<String> getContainedPackages(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
return packageSpecifications
.streamPackageStrings(includeDoubleSlash)
.collect(toImmutableList());
}

@Override
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import com.google.common.base.Verify;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableList;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;
import com.google.common.collect.Streams;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.cmdline.Label;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.cmdline.LabelSyntaxException;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.cmdline.PackageIdentifier;
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import com.google.devtools.build.lib.skyframe.serialization.autocodec.AutoCodec.VisibleForSerialization;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.skyframe.serialization.autocodec.SerializationConstant;
import com.google.devtools.build.lib.vfs.PathFragment;
import java.util.LinkedHashMap;
import java.util.stream.Stream;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import net.starlark.java.eval.EvalException;
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protected abstract boolean containsPackage(PackageIdentifier packageName);

/**
* Returns a {@link String} representation of the {@link PackageSpecification} of the same format
* accepted by {@link #fromString}.
* Returns a string representation of this package spec.
*
* <p>The returned {@link String} is insensitive to the {@link RepositoryName} associated with the
* {@link PackageSpecification}.
* <p>The repository is included, unless it is the main repository, in which case there will be no
* leading {@literal @}. For instance, {@code "@somerepo//pkg/subpkg"} and {@code
* "//otherpkg/..."} are both valid outputs.
*
* <p>Note that since {@link #fromString} does not accept label strings with repositories, this
* representation is not guaranteed to be round-trippable.
*
* <p>If {@code includeDoubleSlash} is false, then in the case of the main repository, the leading
* {@code //} will also be omitted, so that the output looks like {@code otherpkg/...}. This form
* is deprecated.
*/
// TODO(b/77598306): Remove the parameter after switching all callers to pass true.
protected abstract String asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash);

/**
* Returns a string representation of this package spec without the repository, and which is
* round-trippable through {@link #fromString}.
*
* <p>For instance, {@code @somerepo//pkg/subpkg/...} turns into {@code "//pkg/subpkg/..."}.
*
* <p>Omitting the repository means that the returned strings are ambiguous in the absence of
* additional context. But, for instance, if interpreted with respect to a {@code package_group}'s
* {@code packages} attribute, the strings always have the same repository as the package group.
*/
protected abstract String toStringWithoutRepository();
// TODO(brandjon): This method's main benefit is that it's round-trippable. We could eliminate
// it in favor of asString() if we provided a public variant of fromString() that tolerates
// repositories.
protected abstract String asStringWithoutRepository();

@Override
public String toString() {
return asString(/*includeDoubleSlash=*/ false);
}

/**
* Parses the provided {@link String} into a {@link PackageSpecification}.
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}

@Override
protected String toStringWithoutRepository() {
return "//" + singlePackageName.getPackageFragment().getPathString();
protected String asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
if (includeDoubleSlash) {
return singlePackageName.getCanonicalForm();
} else {
// PackageIdentifier#toString implements the legacy behavior of omitting the double slash
// for the main repo.
return singlePackageName.toString();
}
}

@Override
public String toString() {
return singlePackageName.toString();
protected String asStringWithoutRepository() {
return "//" + singlePackageName.getPackageFragment().getPathString();
}

@Override
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}

@Override
protected String toStringWithoutRepository() {
return "//" + prefix.getPackageFragment().getPathString() + ALL_BENEATH_SUFFIX;
protected String asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
if (prefix.getPackageFragment().equals(PathFragment.EMPTY_FRAGMENT)) {
// Special case: Emit "//..." rather than suffixing "/...", which would yield "/...".
// Make sure not to strip the repo in the case of "@repo//...".
//
// Note that "//..." is the desired result, not "...", even under the legacy behavior of
// includeDoubleSlash=false.
return prefix.getCanonicalForm() + "...";
}
if (includeDoubleSlash) {
return prefix.getCanonicalForm() + ALL_BENEATH_SUFFIX;
} else {
// PackageIdentifier#toString implements the legacy behavior of omitting the double slash
// for the main repo.
return prefix.toString() + ALL_BENEATH_SUFFIX;
}
}

@Override
public String toString() {
if (prefix.getPackageFragment().equals(PathFragment.EMPTY_FRAGMENT)) {
return "//...";
}
return prefix + "/...";
protected String asStringWithoutRepository() {
return "//" + prefix.getPackageFragment().getPathString() + ALL_BENEATH_SUFFIX;
}

@Override
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}

@Override
protected String toStringWithoutRepository() {
return "-" + delegate.toStringWithoutRepository();
protected String asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
return "-" + delegate.asString(includeDoubleSlash);
}

@Override
protected String asStringWithoutRepository() {
return "-" + delegate.asStringWithoutRepository();
}

@Override
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return obj instanceof NegativePackageSpecification
&& delegate.equals(((NegativePackageSpecification) obj).delegate);
}

@Override
public String toString() {
return "-" + delegate;
}
}

@VisibleForSerialization
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}

@Override
protected String toStringWithoutRepository() {
protected String asString(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
// Note that "//..." is the desired result, not "...", even under the legacy behavior of
// includeDoubleSlash=false.
return "//...";
}

@Override
protected String asStringWithoutRepository() {
return "//...";
}

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public int hashCode() {
return "//...".hashCode();
}

@Override
public String toString() {
return "//...";
}
}

/** Exception class to be thrown when a specification cannot be parsed. */
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}

/**
* A collection of {@link PackageSpecification}s from a {@code package_group}, which supports
* testing a given package for containment (see {@link #containedPackages()}}.
* A collection of {@link PackageSpecification}s logically corresponding to a single {@code
* package_group}'s {@code packages} attribute.
*
* <p>Supports testing whether a given package is contained, taking into account negative specs.
*
* <p>Duplicate specs (e.g., ["//foo", "//foo"]) may or may not be deduplicated. Iteration order
* may vary from the order in which specs were provided, but is guaranteed to be deterministic.
*
* <p>For modeling a {@code package_group}'s transitive contents (i.e., via the {@code includes}
* attribute), see {@link PackageSpecificationProvider}.
*/
@Immutable
public static final class PackageGroupContents {
private final ImmutableMap<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePackages;
private final ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> negativePackageSpecifications;
private final ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> allSpecifications;
// We separate PackageSpecifications by type.
// - Single positive specs are separate so that we can look them up quickly by package name,
// without requiring a linear search for a satisfying containsPackage().
// - Negative specs need to be separate because their semantics are different (they overrule
// any positive spec).
// We don't bother separating out single negative specs. Negatives are pretty rare anyway.
private final ImmutableMap<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePositives;
private final ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> otherPositives;
private final ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> negatives;

private PackageGroupContents(
ImmutableMap<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePackages,
ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> negativePackageSpecifications,
ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> allSpecifications) {

this.singlePackages = singlePackages;
this.negativePackageSpecifications = negativePackageSpecifications;
this.allSpecifications = allSpecifications;
ImmutableMap<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePositives,
ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> otherPositives,
ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> negatives) {
this.singlePositives = singlePositives;
this.otherPositives = otherPositives;
this.negatives = negatives;
}

/**
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*/
public static PackageGroupContents create(
ImmutableList<PackageSpecification> packageSpecifications) {
LinkedHashMap<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePackageBuilder =
new LinkedHashMap<>();
ImmutableList.Builder<PackageSpecification> negativePackageSpecificationsBuilder =
ImmutableList.builder();
ImmutableList.Builder<PackageSpecification> allSpecificationsBuilder =
ImmutableList.builder();

for (PackageSpecification packageSpecification : packageSpecifications) {
if (packageSpecification instanceof SinglePackage) {
singlePackageBuilder.put(
((SinglePackage) packageSpecification).singlePackageName, packageSpecification);
} else if (packageSpecification instanceof NegativePackageSpecification) {
negativePackageSpecificationsBuilder.add(packageSpecification);
ImmutableMap.Builder<PackageIdentifier, PackageSpecification> singlePositives =
ImmutableMap.builder();
ImmutableList.Builder<PackageSpecification> otherPositives = ImmutableList.builder();
ImmutableList.Builder<PackageSpecification> negatives = ImmutableList.builder();

for (PackageSpecification spec : packageSpecifications) {
if (spec instanceof SinglePackage) {
singlePositives.put(((SinglePackage) spec).singlePackageName, spec);
} else if (spec instanceof AllPackages || spec instanceof AllPackagesBeneath) {
otherPositives.add(spec);
} else if (spec instanceof NegativePackageSpecification) {
negatives.add(spec);
} else {
allSpecificationsBuilder.add(packageSpecification);
if (!(packageSpecification instanceof AllPackages)
&& !(packageSpecification instanceof AllPackagesBeneath)) {
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Instance of unhandled class " + packageSpecification.getClass());
}
throw new IllegalStateException(
"Unhandled PackageSpecification subclass " + spec.getClass());
}
}
return new PackageGroupContents(
ImmutableMap.copyOf(singlePackageBuilder),
negativePackageSpecificationsBuilder.build(),
allSpecificationsBuilder.build());
singlePositives.buildKeepingLast(), otherPositives.build(), negatives.build());
}

/**
* Returns {@code true} if the package specifications include the provided {@code packageName}.
* That is, at least one positive package specification matches, and no negative package
* specifications match.
* Returns true if the given package matches at least one of this {@code PackageGroupContents}'
* positive specifications and none of its negative specifications.
*/
public boolean containsPackage(PackageIdentifier packageIdentifier) {
// DO NOT use streams or iterators here as they create excessive garbage.

// if some negative matches, returns false immediately.
for (int i = 0; i < negativePackageSpecifications.size(); i++) {
if (negativePackageSpecifications.get(i).containsPackage(packageIdentifier)) {
// Check negatives first. If there's a match we get to bail out early. If not, we'd still have
// to check all the negatives anyway.
for (int i = 0; i < negatives.size(); i++) {
if (negatives.get(i).containsPackage(packageIdentifier)) {
return false;
}
}

if (singlePackages.containsKey(packageIdentifier)) {
// Check the map in hopes of passing without having to do a linear scan over all other
// positive specs.
if (singlePositives.containsKey(packageIdentifier)) {
return true;
}

for (int i = 0; i < allSpecifications.size(); i++) {
if (allSpecifications.get(i).containsPackage(packageIdentifier)) {
// Oh well.
for (int i = 0; i < otherPositives.size(); i++) {
if (otherPositives.get(i).containsPackage(packageIdentifier)) {
return true;
}
}
return false;
}

/**
* Returns {@link String} representations of the component {@link PackageSpecification}s of the
* same format accepted by {@link #fromString}.
* Maps {@link PackageSpecification#asString} to the component package specs.
*
* <p>Note that strings for specs that cross repositories can't be reparsed using {@link
* PackageSpecification#fromString}.
*/
public Stream<String> containedPackages() {
return getStream().map(PackageSpecification::toString);
public Stream<String> streamPackageStrings(boolean includeDoubleSlash) {
return streamSpecs().map(spec -> spec.asString(includeDoubleSlash));
}

/**
* Returns {@link String} representations of the component {@link PackageSpecification}s of the
* same format accepted by {@link #fromString}.
* Maps {@link PackageSpecification#asStringWithoutRepository} to the component package specs.
*
* <p>The returned {@link String}s are insensitive to the {@link RepositoryName} associated with
* the {@link PackageSpecification}.
* <p>Note that this is ambiguous w.r.t. specs that reference other repositories.
*/
public Stream<String> containedPackagesWithoutRepository() {
return getStream().map(PackageSpecification::toStringWithoutRepository);
public Stream<String> streamPackageStringsWithoutRepository() {
return streamSpecs().map(PackageSpecification::asStringWithoutRepository);
}

private Stream<PackageSpecification> getStream() {
return Stream.concat(
Stream.concat(allSpecifications.stream(), negativePackageSpecifications.stream()),
singlePackages.values().stream());
private Stream<PackageSpecification> streamSpecs() {
return Streams.concat(
otherPositives.stream(), negatives.stream(), singlePositives.values().stream());
}
}
}
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PackageGroup packageGroup = (PackageGroup) target;
Build.PackageGroup.Builder packageGroupPb =
Build.PackageGroup.newBuilder().setName(packageGroup.getLabel().toString());
for (String containedPackage : packageGroup.getContainedPackages()) {
// TODO(b/77598306): Migrate to format with leading double slash
for (String containedPackage :
packageGroup.getContainedPackages(/*includeDoubleSlash=*/ false)) {
packageGroupPb.addContainedPackage(containedPackage);
}
for (Label include : packageGroup.getIncludes()) {
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includes.setAttribute("name", "includes");
elem.appendChild(includes);
Element packages =
createValueElement(doc, Type.STRING_LIST, packageGroup.getContainedPackages());
createValueElement(
doc,
Type.STRING_LIST,
// TODO(b/77598306): Migrate to format with leading double slash
packageGroup.getContainedPackages(/*includeDoubleSlash=*/ false));
packages.setAttribute("name", "packages");
elem.appendChild(packages);
} else if (target instanceof OutputFile) {
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