This makes the `forUnitTests` artifacts include a .dll for
Windows (JNA's win32-x86-64) to go with the .so for Linux (JNA's
linux-x86-64) and macOS (JNA's darwin).
This uses the MingW 64-bit toolchain (i.e., the Rust target
x86_64-pc-windows-gnu) for libs/ and therefore requires it for
producing the DLL for unit testing against as well. That's
unfortunate because local developers are probably happier building
against MSVC; but it's hard to ship libs/ for _static_ use against
MSVC out of our (Linux Docker-based) automation.
After installing MingW 64 on my Windows laptop, this works fine locally.
This does a bunch of things:
- cross compiles OpenSSL and SQLcipher from host Linux to target macOS
- enables running the `testDebug` targets for the library projects
-- this runs the existing tests for logins against a real SQLcipher DB \o/
The `.a` files are not yet packaged for consumption by local builders;
that'll come next.
This also addresses a duplicate definition of SQLcipher's temp store.
We want "always" on Android and "yes" on Linux, which is what Firefox
for Android sets.
This reduces the set of artifacts and will require changes in the
`android-components` repository.
SQLcipher is still built (statically), but it's not exposed as a Task
Cluster artifact. When we get to shipping the Logins API, we'll use
`libsqlcipher.a` (statically, like we do `lib{crypto,ssl}.a`.
There are a number of changes here. The most obvious is that we run a
decision task and build a taskgraph for PRs now. But internally, many
things are ready to generalize to non-FxA Rust Client projects. The
NDK and Rust toolchains are built into a Docker image (with a very
verbose name!) that is shared with Mentat. It's nice! The standalone
toolchains are installed in that image. The image sets:
ANDROID_NDK_HOME=/build/android-ndk
ANDROID_NDK_API_VERSION=26
ANDROID_NDK_TOOLCHAIN_DIR=/build/android-ndk-toolchain
In $ANDROID_NDK_TOOLCHAIN_DIR the toolchains are named like
$ARCH-$ANDROID_NDK_API_VERSION; this allows to cache multiple versions
of the toolchain (if needed). So we have, say
/build/android-ndk-toolchain/arm-26
/build/android-ndk-toolchain/arm64-26
/build/android-ndk-toolchain/x86-26
This configuration is what the `rust-android-gradle` plugin expects.
That plugin will be used for the Android Logins API in this repository.
The Dockerfile is in the Mentat repository right now, but I expect it
to migrate to application-services (or even android-components)
eventually.
Thom Chiovoloni
Edouard Oger
Nick Alexander
Thom
Nick Alexander
Vlad Filippov