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"""Helpers for running bazel-in-bazel integration tests."""

load("@bazel_binaries//:defs.bzl", "bazel_binaries")
load(
    "@rules_bazel_integration_test//bazel_integration_test:defs.bzl",
    "bazel_integration_test",
    "integration_test_utils",
)
load("//python:py_test.bzl", "py_test")

def _test_runner(*, name, bazel_version, py_main, bzlmod, gazelle_plugin):
    if py_main:
        test_runner = "{}_bazel_{}_py_runner".format(name, bazel_version)
        py_test(
            name = test_runner,
            srcs = [py_main],
            main = py_main,
            deps = [":runner_lib"],
            # Hide from ... patterns; should only be run as part
            # of the bazel integration test
            tags = ["manual"],
        )
        return test_runner

    if bazel_version.startswith("6") and not bzlmod:
        if gazelle_plugin:
            return "//tests/integration:bazel_6_4_workspace_test_runner_gazelle_plugin"
        else:
            return "//tests/integration:bazel_6_4_workspace_test_runner"

    if bzlmod and gazelle_plugin:
        return "//tests/integration:test_runner_gazelle_plugin"
    elif bzlmod:
        return "//tests/integration:test_runner"
    elif gazelle_plugin:
        return "//tests/integration:workspace_test_runner_gazelle_plugin"
    else:
        return "//tests/integration:workspace_test_runner"

def rules_python_integration_test(
        name,
        workspace_path = None,
        bzlmod = True,
        gazelle_plugin = False,
        tags = None,
        py_main = None,
        bazel_versions = None,
        **kwargs):
    """Runs a bazel-in-bazel integration test.

    Args:
        name: Name of the test. This gets appended by the bazel version.
        workspace_path: The directory name. Defaults to `name` without the
            `_test` suffix.
        bzlmod: bool, default True. If true, run with bzlmod enabled, otherwise
            disable bzlmod.
        gazelle_plugin: Whether the test uses the gazelle plugin.
        tags: Test tags.
        py_main: Optional `.py` file to run tests using. When specified, a
            python based test runner is used, and this source file is the main
            entry point and responsible for executing tests.
        bazel_versions: `list[str] | None`, the bazel versions to test. I
            not specified, defaults to all configured bazel versions.
        **kwargs: Passed to the upstream `bazel_integration_tests` rule.
    """
    workspace_path = workspace_path or name.removesuffix("_test")

    # Because glob expansion happens at loading time, the bazel-* symlinks
    # in the workspaces can recursively expand to tens-of-thousands of entries,
    # which consumes lots of CPU and RAM and can render the system unusable.
    # To help prevent that, cap the size of the glob expansion.
    workspace_files = integration_test_utils.glob_workspace_files(workspace_path)
    if len(workspace_files) > 1000:
        fail("Workspace {} has too many files. This likely means a bazel-* " +
             "symlink is being followed when it should be ignored.")

    # bazel_integration_tests creates a separate file group target of the workspace
    # files for each bazel version, even though the file groups are the same
    # for each one.
    # To avoid that, manually create a single filegroup once and re-use it.
    native.filegroup(
        name = name + "_workspace_files",
        srcs = workspace_files + [
            "//:distribution",
        ],
    )
    kwargs.setdefault("size", "enormous")
    for bazel_version in bazel_versions or bazel_binaries.versions.all:
        test_runner = _test_runner(
            name = name,
            bazel_version = bazel_version,
            py_main = py_main,
            bzlmod = bzlmod,
            gazelle_plugin = gazelle_plugin,
        )
        bazel_integration_test(
            name = "{}_bazel_{}".format(name, bazel_version),
            workspace_path = workspace_path,
            test_runner = test_runner,
            bazel_version = bazel_version,
            workspace_files = [name + "_workspace_files"],
            # Override the tags so that the `manual` tag isn't applied.
            tags = (tags or []) + [
                # These tests are very heavy weight, so much so that only a couple
                # can be run in parallel without harming their reliability,
                # overall runtime, and the system's stability. Unfortunately,
                # there doesn't appear to be a way to tell Bazel to limit their
                # concurrency, only disable it entirely with exclusive.
                "exclusive",
                # The default_test_runner() assumes it can write to the user's home
                # directory for caching purposes. Give it access.
                "no-sandbox",
                # The CI RBE setup can't successfully run these tests remotely.
                "no-remote-exec",
                # A special tag is used so CI can run them as a separate job.
                "integration-test",
            ],
            **kwargs
        )