Add 'test-tidy-faster' command to ./mach
For issue #9088, this adds a `--changes` option to `./mach test-tidy`. If this option is set, `tidy.py` will only check files that have been modified since `FETCH_HEAD`.
Mention: @Wafflespeanut
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Make "mach run" use --android by default when enabled in .servobuild
When `.servobuild` has `android = true`, the `mach run` command should default to running on Android.
r? @larsbergstrom
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mach run --debug: Try using rust-gdb/rust-lldb if available
If the selected debugger (requested explicitly or detected by mozdebug)
is gdb or lldb, use rust-gdb or rust-lldb instead, if it's available in
the path and appears to be working.
(This should usually be the case when using the default debugger on
GNU/Linux or MacOS, as rust-gdb or rust-lldb is provided by the Rust
snapshot in use.)
Note: I cobbled this together without *any* previous Python experience -- so if it violates three dozen rules, and only works by luck on my own system during a favourable moon phase, don't hesitate to suggest improvements :-)
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This is done, because the majority of the functions splits the lines, and
it would be better to do this just once.
This commit also optimised the licence checking function slightly by only
checking the fist lines of the file (where the amount of lines is the
line span of the longest license)
If the selected debugger (requested explicitly or detected by mozdebug)
is gdb or lldb, use rust-gdb or rust-lldb instead, if it's available in
the path and appears to be working.
(This should usually be the case when using the default debugger on
GNU/Linux or MacOS, as rust-gdb or rust-lldb is provided by the Rust
snapshot in use.)
Android build system improvements
This PR adds a `mach install` command (a convenient way to run `adb install`), and does some minor code cleanup.
It also fixes parallelism in the OpenSSL build. For [complicated reasons][1], a sub-Make will not inherit `-j` options from its parent process unless it is invoked directly from another Makefile. This means we should run make from openssl.makefile rather than openssl.sh.
r? @larsbergstrom
[1]: http://make.mad-scientist.net/papers/jobserver-implementation/
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Allow `./mach build` to enable Servo's headless mode
As mentioned in #7512 and #7637, the environment variable SERVO_HEADLESS
enables building the OSMesa version of Servo when it is set to 1.
Instead, this should be a command line option to mach's build command.
Fixes#7637.
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As mentioned in #7512 and #7637, the environment variable SERVO_HEADLESS
enables building the OSMesa version of Servo when it is set to 1.
Instead, this should be a command line option to mach's build command.
Fixes#7637.
Urg! The Chromium HSTS preload JSON file contains single line comments. Previously these were filtered out with a very simple regex that just looked for '//' and removed the line. Now the file has added a couple fields that have URLs in them that were erroneously removed and caused the JSON parsing to fail. This commit slightly complicates the regex to fix this specific problem.
If this happens again, it's likely worth it to figure out how to use a real parser to remove the comments.
servo/servo#8760
Form relative reference URLs during create-wpt
Instead of always using the absolute path to the reference file when
creating new reference tests, create-wpt now creates relative URLs if
the files are in the same directory. This is the most common case for
new Servo tests. Also fix some missing quotation marks in the
create-wpt template.
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Instead of always using the absolute path to the reference file when
creating new reference tests, create-wpt now creates relative URLs if
the files are in the same directory. This is the most common case for
new Servo tests. Also fix some missing quotation marks in the
create-wpt template.
