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Take a look at how rustdoc works. It also writes to an output directory.
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Generally you would declare an output directory, and write it out.
output = ctx.actions.declare_output("protoc", dir=True)
cmd = cmd_args("protoc", "--cpp_out", output.as_output())
You will normally get an error about overlapping paths if you have defined that one output is in foo
, and then you say the whole output is in .
because the .
output will overlap/contain the foo
, so is no longer isolated from foo
.
The above will given you a relative path, which I guess is probably fine (it will be relative to the root of the repo, which will also be the $PWD for the command). If you really need absolute, then use realpath
in a shell script to convert, but I suspect relative is just fine.
If you have to do --cpp_out=something
rather than just --cpp_out something
, then the approach @dtolnay described is the way to do it.
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With that approach I get an output directory. I'm using cxx_library_parameterized
though which needs srcs
, see ctx.attrs.srcs.extend(ccs)
in the snippet below.
glob
isn't available so I'm missing the link to go from a directory of files to a list of individual source artifacts. Is there anything to support that?
def proto_library_impl(ctx: "context") -> ["provider"]:
headers = []
ccs = []
out = ctx.actions.declare_output("out", dir=True)
ctx.attrs.headers.append(out)
cmd = cmd_args(["protoc", "--cpp_out", out.as_output()])
for s in ctx.attrs.srcs:
name = paths.replace_extension(s.short_path, "")
h = ctx.actions.declare_output(out.short_path + "/" + name + ".pb.h") # conflict warning
cc = ctx.actions.declare_output(out.short_path + "/" + name + ".pb.cc") # conflict warning
cmd.hidden([h.as_output(), cc.as_output()])
ccs.extend([cc])
headers.extend([h])
cmd.add(ctx.attrs.srcs)
# replace sources because cxx_library_parameterized uses ctx.srcs
ctx.actions.run(cmd, category="protoc", identifier = "compile", no_outputs_cleanup = True)
ctx.attrs.srcs.clear()
ctx.attrs.srcs.extend(ccs)
# ... snip much more code to call cxx_library_parameterized
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After a bit more of trial and error I landed on the following solution which relies on the fact that rule
outputs are generated in the same directory. This way I can declare non-conflicting
individual outputs and the out directory for protoc
.
out = ctx.actions.declare_output('out')
cmd = cmd_args("protoc")
# ... snip
cmd.add("--cpp_out")
cmd.add(cmd_args(out.as_output()).parent())
cmd.add(ctx.attrs.srcs)
I don't know whether this is always true but works for now.
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