feat: support multiple commands on iOS (#2432)

* feat: support multiple commands on iOS

Signed-off-by: Henry Schreiner <henryschreineriii@gmail.com>

* Move split_command into a util module

* (unrelated) fix test docstring

* Implement short-circuit behaviour on test-command

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Signed-off-by: Henry Schreiner <henryschreineriii@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Joe Rickerby <joerick@mac.com>
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Henry Schreiner
2025-05-30 09:53:20 -04:00
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co-authored by Joe Rickerby
parent f8168e2a89
commit ea08120e25
3 changed files with 102 additions and 55 deletions
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@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ from ..logger import log
from ..options import Options
from ..selector import BuildSelector
from ..util import resources
from ..util.cmd import call, shell
from ..util.cmd import call, shell, split_command
from ..util.file import (
CIBW_CACHE_PATH,
copy_test_sources,
@@ -618,62 +618,58 @@ def build(options: Options, tmp_path: Path) -> None:
)
raise errors.FatalError(msg)
test_command_parts = shlex.split(build_options.test_command)
if test_command_parts[0:2] != ["python", "-m"]:
first_part = test_command_parts[0]
if first_part == "pytest":
# pytest works exactly the same as a module, so we
# can just run it as a module.
log.warning(
unwrap_preserving_paragraphs(f"""
iOS tests configured with a test command which doesn't start
with 'python -m'. iOS tests must execute python modules - other
entrypoints are not supported.
cibuildwheel will try to execute it as if it started with
'python -m'. If this works, all you need to do is add that to
your test command.
Test command: {build_options.test_command!r}
""")
)
else:
msg = unwrap_preserving_paragraphs(
f"""
iOS tests configured with a test command which doesn't start
with 'python -m'. iOS tests must execute python modules - other
entrypoints are not supported.
Test command: {build_options.test_command!r}
"""
)
raise errors.FatalError(msg)
else:
# the testbed run command actually doesn't want the
# python -m prefix - it's implicit, so we remove it
# here.
test_command_parts = test_command_parts[2:]
test_command_list = shlex.split(build_options.test_command)
try:
call(
"python",
testbed_path,
"run",
*(["--verbose"] if build_options.build_verbosity > 0 else []),
"--",
*test_command_parts,
env=test_env,
)
failed = False
for test_command_parts in split_command(test_command_list):
match test_command_parts:
case ["python", "-m", *rest]:
final_command = rest
case ["pytest", *rest]:
# pytest works exactly the same as a module, so we
# can just run it as a module.
msg = unwrap_preserving_paragraphs(f"""
iOS tests configured with a test command which doesn't start
with 'python -m'. iOS tests must execute python modules - other
entrypoints are not supported.
cibuildwheel will try to execute it as if it started with
'python -m'. If this works, all you need to do is add that to
your test command.
Test command: {build_options.test_command!r}
""")
log.warning(msg)
final_command = ["pytest", *rest]
case _:
msg = unwrap_preserving_paragraphs(
f"""
iOS tests configured with a test command which doesn't start
with 'python -m'. iOS tests must execute python modules - other
entrypoints are not supported.
Test command: {build_options.test_command!r}
"""
)
raise errors.FatalError(msg)
call(
"python",
testbed_path,
"run",
*(["--verbose"] if build_options.build_verbosity > 0 else []),
"--",
*final_command,
env=test_env,
)
except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
failed = True
log.step_end(success=not failed)
if failed:
# catches the first test command failure in the loop,
# implementing short-circuiting
log.step_end(success=False)
log.error(f"Test suite failed on {config.identifier}")
sys.exit(1)
log.step_end()
# We're all done here; move it to output (overwrite existing)
if compatible_wheel is None:
output_wheel = build_options.output_dir.joinpath(built_wheel.name)