This change upgrades perfdata to Go 1.22, explicitly enables the legacy
appengine APIs, and switches to the v2 SDK. This results in a bunch of
logging-related failures from disappearing in the latest deployment.
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We've only ever used build constraints to increase the minimum required
Go version. For example, CL 336390 in 2021 bumped them to go1.16 to use
//go:embed sooner. By now, the 'go' directive in go.mod lets us do that
for the entire module, and Go 1.21 is the minimum supported version, so
there's no need for those old constraints.
Also expand build constraints within a few packages, so that they're in
all its source files rather than an arbitrary subset.
Finally, clean up a few older '// +build'-style constraint instances.
For golang/go#67123.
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Replace "Go Authors" with "The Go Authors." to be consistent with the
standard copyright header at https://go.dev/doc/contribute#copyright.
There were also a couple instances of a double space and double "the".
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This avoids needing to execute a subprocess for diff,
and it gives more control over the header, so that the
output can say `diff want have`.
Update the tests using the old internal/diff for the new API.
Ran go get golang.org/x/tools@latest && go mod tidy
to add the x/tools dependency for the test's use of txtar.
Looks like x/tools was already in the indirect dep graph at v0.1.12,
but pruned modules graphs meant that its dependencies
hadn't propagated up, so leaving it at v0.1.12 would have
caused other deps changes too (like moving goldmark up to v1.4.13).
It seemed clearer, if we will get churn either way, to bump
x/tools to its most recent tag.
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This change adds license headers to files which are missing them.
A modified version of the addlicense tool was used to add these headers:
https://github.com/google/addlicense
The command issued was:
addlicense -c "Go Authors" -l bsd *
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Gofmt to update doc comments to the new formatting.
For golang/go#51082.
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go fmt the entire repo with Go 1.18 go fmt.
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This is more general, and makes it easy to use different benchfmt
implementations.
For golang/go#48803.
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This change re-homes the code for perf.golang.org and
perfdata.golang.org (available in x/perf/analysis and x/perf/storage
respectively) to x/build to avoid any issues with backwards
compatibility. We're much more lax about the Go 1 compatibility promise
in x/build than in other x/ repos (except maybe x/exp) so we can make
bigger changes. Also, we may re-home these services to live closer to
the rest of the build infrastructure, so co-locating the code also makes
sense.
The code was taken from golang.org/x/perf (or go.googlesource.com/perf)
at git hash 64dc439b20aef7259bd73a5452063060adb8d898, or CL 392658.
In order to make this work, we also copy the internal diff and basedir
packages from x/perf.
There are a few things these depend on that we have to leave behind. One
is x/perf/benchstat, which means we also leave behind
x/perf/storage/benchfmt, which it depends on. Both are OK because they
have new and shiny replacements that we'd rather use anyway.
This change also involved running a bunch of sed commands to update
package import paths as well as comments. The full diff is included in
the commit for review, but will be removed before landing.
For golang/go#48803.
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