# PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS allows you to enforce that your product config variables follow some # rules. To use it, add the paths to starlark configuration language (scl) files in # PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS. A validate_product_variables function in those files will be called # with a single "context" object. # # The context object currently 2 attributes: # - product_variables: This has all the product variables. All the variables are either of type # string or list, more accurate typing (like bool) isn't known. # - board_variables: This only has a small subset of the board variables, because there isn't a # known list of board variables. Feel free to expand the subset if you need a # new variable. # # You can then inspect (but not modify) these variables and fail() if they don't meet your # requirements. Example: # # In a product config file: PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS += //path/to/my_validations.scl # In my_validations.scl: # def validate_product_variables(ctx): # for dir in ctx.board_variables.BOARD_SEPOLICY_DIRS: # if not dir.startswith('system/sepolicy/'): # fail('Only sepolicies in system/seplicy are allowed, found: ' + dir)
ifdef PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS
$(if $(filter-out //%.scl,$(PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS)), \
$(error All PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS files must start with // and end with .scl, exceptions: $(filter-out //%.scl,$(PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS))))
escape_starlark_string=$(subst ",\",$(subst \,\\,$(1)))
product_variable_starlark_value=$(if $(filter $(1),$(_product_list_vars) $(known_board_list_variables)),[$(foreach w,$($(1)),"$(call escape_starlark_string,$(w))", )],"$(call escape_starlark_string,$(1))")
filename_to_starlark=$(subst -,_,$(subst /,_,$(subst .,_,$(1))))
_c:=$(foreach f,$(PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS),$(newline)load("$(f)", validate_product_variables_$(call filename_to_starlark,$(f)) = "validate_product_variables")) # TODO: we should freeze the context because it contains mutable lists, so that validation checks can't affect each other
_c+=$(newline)_ctx = struct(
_c+=$(newline)product_variables = struct(
_c+=$(foreach v,$(_product_var_list),$(newline) $(v) = $(call product_variable_starlark_value,$(v)),)
_c+=$(newline)),
_c+=$(newline)board_variables = struct(
_c+=$(foreach v,$(known_board_variables),$(newline) $(v) = $(call product_variable_starlark_value,$(v)),)
_c+=$(newline))
_c+=$(newline))
_c+=$(foreach f,$(PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS),$(newline)validate_product_variables_$(call filename_to_starlark,$(f))(_ctx))
_c+=$(newline)variables_to_export_to_make = {}
$(KATI_file_no_rerun >$(OUT_DIR)/product_validation_checks_entrypoint.$(TARGET_PRODUCT).scl,$(_c))
filename_to_starlark:=
escape_starlark_string:=
product_variable_starlark_value:=
known_board_variables :=
known_board_list_variables :=
# Exclude the entrypoint file as a dependency (by passing it as the 2nd argument) so that we don't # rerun kati every build. Even though we're using KATI_file_no_rerun, product config is run every # build, so the file will still be rewritten. # # We also need to pass --allow_external_entrypoint to rbcrun in case the OUT_DIR is set to something # outside of the source tree.
$(call run-starlark,$(OUT_DIR)/product_validation_checks_entrypoint.$(TARGET_PRODUCT).scl,$(OUT_DIR)/product_validation_checks_entrypoint.$(TARGET_PRODUCT).scl,--allow_external_entrypoint)
endif# ifdef PRODUCT_VALIDATION_CHECKS
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