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Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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from conans import ConanFile, tools, Options
from conans.errors import ConanInvalidConfiguration
import os
import re
import json
import subprocess
from functools import lru_cache
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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from pathlib import Path
from typing import Dict, List, Any, Optional
class QtConanError(Exception):
pass
class QtConfigureOption(object):
def __init__(self, name: str, type: str, values: List[Any], default: Any):
self.name = name
self.type = type
self.conan_option_name = self.convert_to_conan_option_name(name)
if type == "enum" and set(values) == {"yes", "no"}:
self._binary_option = True # matches to Conan option "yes"|"no"
values = []
self._prefix = "-"
self._value_delim = ""
elif "string" in type.lower() or type in ["enum", "cxxstd", "coverage", "sanitize"]:
# these options have a value, e.g.
# --zlib=qt (enum type)
# --c++std=c++17 (cxxstd type)
# --prefix=/foo
self._binary_option = False
self._prefix = "--"
self._value_delim = "="
# exception to the rule
if name == "qt-host-path":
self._prefix = "-"
self._value_delim = " "
else:
# e.g. -debug (void type)
self._binary_option = True
self._prefix = "-"
self._value_delim = ""
if not self._binary_option and not values:
self.possible_values = ["ANY"]
elif type == "addString":
# -make=libs -make=examples <-> -o make="libs;examples" i.e. the possible values
# can be randomly selected values in semicolon separated list -> "ANY"
self.possible_values = ["ANY"]
else:
self.possible_values = values
if self._binary_option and self.possible_values:
raise QtConanError(
f"A binary option: '{name}' can not contain values: " f"{self.possible_values}"
)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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self.default = default
@property
def binary_option(self) -> bool:
return self._binary_option
@property
def incremental_option(self) -> bool:
return self.type == "addString"
@property
def prefix(self) -> str:
return self._prefix
@property
def value_delim(self) -> str:
return self._value_delim
def convert_to_conan_option_name(self, qt_configure_option: str) -> str:
# e.g. '-c++std' -> '-cxxstd' or '-cmake-generator' -> 'cmake_generator'
return qt_configure_option.lstrip("-").replace("-", "_").replace("+", "x")
def get_conan_option_values(self) -> Any:
# The 'None' is added as a possible value. For Conan this means it is not mandatory to pass
# this option for the build.
if self._binary_option:
return ["yes", "no", None]
if self.possible_values == ["ANY"]:
# For 'ANY' value it can not be a List type for Conan
return "ANY"
return self.possible_values + [None] # type: ignore
def get_default_conan_option_value(self) -> Any:
return self.default
class QtOptionParser:
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.options: List[QtConfigureOption] = []
self.load_configure_options()
self.extra_options: Dict[str, Any] = {"cmake_args_qtbase": "ANY"}
self.extra_options_default_values = {"cmake_args_qtbase": None}
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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def load_configure_options(self) -> None:
"""Read the configure options and features dynamically via configure(.bat).
There are two contexts where the ConanFile is initialized:
- 'conan export' i.e. when the conan package is being created from sources (.git)
- inside conan's cache when invoking: 'conan install, conan info, conan inspect, ..'
"""
print("QtOptionParser: load configure options ..")
recipe_folder = Path(__file__).parent.resolve()
configure_options = recipe_folder / "configure_options.json"
configure_features = recipe_folder / "configure_features.txt"
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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if not configure_options.exists() or not configure_features.exists():
# This is when the 'conan export' is called
script = Path("configure.bat") if tools.os_info.is_windows else Path("configure")
root_path = recipe_folder
configure = root_path.joinpath(script).resolve()
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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if not configure.exists():
root_path = root_path.joinpath("..").joinpath("export_source").resolve()
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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if root_path.exists():
configure = root_path.joinpath(script).resolve(strict=True)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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else:
raise QtConanError(
f"Unable to locate 'configure(.bat)' "
f"from current context: {recipe_folder}"
)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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self.write_configure_options(configure, output_file=configure_options)
self.write_configure_features(configure, output_file=configure_features)
opt = self.read_configure_options(configure_options)
self.set_configure_options(opt["options"])
features = self.read_configure_features(configure_features)
self.set_features(feature_name_prefix="feature-", features=features)
def write_configure_options(self, configure: Path, output_file: Path) -> None:
print(f"QtOptionParser: writing Qt configure options to: {output_file}")
cmd = [str(configure), "-write-options-for-conan", str(output_file)]
subprocess.run(cmd, check=True, timeout=60 * 2)
def read_configure_options(self, input_file: Path) -> Dict[str, Any]:
print(f"QtOptionParser: reading Qt configure options from: {input_file}")
with open(str(input_file)) as f:
return json.load(f)
def write_configure_features(self, configure: Path, output_file: Path) -> None:
print(f"QtOptionParser: writing Qt configure features to: {output_file}")
cmd = [str(configure), "-list-features"]
with open(output_file, "w") as f:
subprocess.run(
cmd,
encoding="utf-8",
check=True,
timeout=60 * 2,
stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
stdout=f,
)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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def read_configure_features(self, input_file: Path) -> List[str]:
print(f"QtOptionParser: reading Qt configure features from: {input_file}")
with open(str(input_file)) as f:
return f.readlines()
def set_configure_options(self, configure_options: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
for option_name, field in configure_options.items():
option_type = field.get("type")
values: List[str] = field.get("values", [])
# For the moment all Options will get 'None' as the default value
default = None
if not option_type:
raise QtConanError(
"Qt 'configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan' produced output that is "
f"missing 'type'. Unable to set options dynamically. Item: {option_name}"
)
if not isinstance(values, list):
raise QtConanError(f"The 'values' field is not a list: {option_name}")
if option_type == "enum" and not values:
raise QtConanError(f"The enum values are missing for: {option_name}")
opt = QtConfigureOption(
name=option_name, type=option_type, values=values, default=default
)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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self.options.append(opt)
def set_features(self, feature_name_prefix: str, features: List[str]) -> None:
for line in features:
feature_name = self.parse_feature(line)
if feature_name:
opt = QtConfigureOption(
name=feature_name_prefix + feature_name, type="void", values=[], default=None
)
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self.options.append(opt)
def parse_feature(self, feature_line: str) -> Optional[str]:
parts = feature_line.split()
# e.g. 'itemmodel ................ ItemViews: Provides the item model for item views'
if not len(parts) >= 3:
return None
if not parts[1].startswith("."):
return None
return parts[0]
def get_qt_conan_options(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
# obtain all the possible configure(.bat) options and map those to
# Conan options for the recipe
opt: Dict = {}
for qt_option in self.options:
opt[qt_option.conan_option_name] = qt_option.get_conan_option_values()
opt.update(self.extra_options)
return opt
def get_default_qt_conan_options(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
# set the default option values for each option in case the user or CI does not pass them
opt: Dict = {}
for qt_option in self.options:
opt[qt_option.conan_option_name] = qt_option.get_default_conan_option_value()
opt.update(self.extra_options_default_values)
return opt
def is_used_option(self, conan_option_value: str) -> bool:
# conan install ... -o release=no -> configure(.bat)
# conan install ... -> configure(.bat)
# conan install ... -o release=yes -> configure(.bat) -release
if not conan_option_value or conan_option_value == "None" or conan_option_value == "no":
# Conan seems to convert None to literal 'None'?
return False
return True
def convert_conan_option_to_qt_option(self, name: str, value: Any) -> str:
ret: str = ""
def _find_qt_option(conan_option_name: str) -> QtConfigureOption:
for qt_opt in self.options:
if conan_option_name == qt_opt.conan_option_name:
return qt_opt
else:
raise QtConanError(
"Could not find a matching Qt configure option for: " f"{conan_option_name}"
)
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def _is_excluded_from_configure() -> bool:
# extra options are not Qt configure(.bat) options but those exist as
# conan recipe options which are treated outside Qt's configure(.bat)
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if name in self.extra_options.keys():
return True
return False
if self.is_used_option(value) and not _is_excluded_from_configure():
qt_option = _find_qt_option(name)
if qt_option.incremental_option:
# e.g. -make=libs -make=examples <-> -o make=libs;examples;foo;bar
_opt = qt_option.prefix + qt_option.name + qt_option.value_delim
ret = " ".join(_opt + item.strip() for item in value.split(";") if item.strip())
else:
ret = qt_option.prefix + qt_option.name
if not qt_option.binary_option:
ret += qt_option.value_delim + value
return ret
def convert_conan_options_to_qt_options(self, conan_options: Options) -> List[str]:
qt_options: List[str] = []
def _option_enabled(options: Dict[str, Any], opt: str) -> bool:
return opt in options and options[opt] == "yes"
def _option_disabled(options: Dict[str, Any], opt: str) -> bool:
return opt in options and options[opt] == "no"
def _filter_overlapping_options(options: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
if _option_enabled(options, "shared") or _option_disabled(options, "static"):
del _options["static"] # should result only into "-shared"
if _option_enabled(options, "static") or _option_disabled(options, "shared"):
del _options["shared"] # should result only into "-static"
_options = {key: value for key, value in conan_options.items()}
_filter_overlapping_options(_options)
for option_name, option_value in _options.items():
qt_option = self.convert_conan_option_to_qt_option(
name=option_name, value=option_value
)
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if not qt_option:
continue
qt_options.append(qt_option)
return qt_options
def get_cmake_args_for_configure(self, conan_options: Options) -> List[Optional[str]]:
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ret: List[Optional[str]] = []
for option_name, option_value in conan_options.items():
if option_name == "cmake_args_qtbase" and self.is_used_option(option_value):
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ret = [ret for ret in option_value.strip(r" '\"").split()]
return ret
def _build_qtbase(conan_file: ConanFile):
# we call the Qt's configure(.bat) directly
script = Path("configure.bat") if tools.os_info.is_windows else Path("configure")
configure = Path(conan_file.build_folder).joinpath(script).resolve(strict=True)
# convert the Conan options to Qt configure(.bat) arguments
parser = conan_file._qt_option_parser
qt_configure_options = parser.convert_conan_options_to_qt_options(conan_file.options)
cmd = " ".join(
[str(configure), " ".join(qt_configure_options), "-prefix", conan_file.package_folder]
)
cmake_args = parser.get_cmake_args_for_configure(conan_file.options)
if cmake_args:
cmd += f" -- {' '.join(cmake_args)}"
conan_file.output.info(f"Calling: {cmd}")
conan_file.run(cmd)
cmd = " ".join(["cmake", "--build", ".", "--parallel"])
conan_file.output.info(f"Calling: {cmd}")
conan_file.run(cmd)
@lru_cache(maxsize=8)
def _parse_qt_version_by_key(key: str) -> str:
with open(Path(__file__).parent.resolve() / ".cmake.conf") as f:
m = re.search(fr'{key} .*"(.*)"', f.read())
return m.group(1) if m else ""
def _get_qt_minor_version() -> str:
return ".".join(_parse_qt_version_by_key("QT_REPO_MODULE_VERSION").split(".")[:2])
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class QtBase(ConanFile):
name = "qtbase"
license = "LGPL-3.0, GPL-2.0+, Commercial Qt License Agreement"
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author = "The Qt Company <https://www.qt.io/contact-us>"
url = "https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git"
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description = "Qt6 core framework libraries and tools."
topics = ("qt", "qt6")
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settings = "os", "compiler", "arch", "build_type"
_qt_option_parser = QtOptionParser()
options = _qt_option_parser.get_qt_conan_options()
default_options = _qt_option_parser.get_default_qt_conan_options()
exports = "configure_options.json", "configure_features.txt", ".cmake.conf"
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exports_sources = "*", "!conan*.*"
# use commit ID as the RREV (recipe revision)
revision_mode = "scm"
python_requires = f"qt-conan-common/{_get_qt_minor_version()}@qt/everywhere"
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def set_version(self):
# Executed during "conan export" i.e. in source tree
_ver = _parse_qt_version_by_key("QT_REPO_MODULE_VERSION")
_prerelease = _parse_qt_version_by_key("QT_REPO_MODULE_PRERELEASE_VERSION_SEGMENT")
self.version = _ver + "-" + _prerelease if _prerelease else _ver
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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def configure(self):
if self.settings.compiler == "gcc" and tools.Version(self.settings.compiler.version) < "8":
raise ConanInvalidConfiguration("Qt6 does not support GCC before 8")
def _set_default_if_not_set(option_name: str, option_value: str) -> None:
# let it fail if option name does not exist, it means the recipe is not up to date
value = getattr(self.options, option_name)
if not value or value == "None":
setattr(self.options, option_name, option_value)
default_all_os_options = [
"release",
"shared",
"gui",
"widgets",
"accessibility",
"system_proxies",
"ico",
]
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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for item in default_all_os_options:
_set_default_if_not_set(item, "yes")
if self.settings.os == "Windows":
self.options.debug_and_release = "yes"
elif self.settings.os == "Linux":
pass
elif self.settings.os == "Macos":
self.options.debug_and_release = "yes"
self.options.framework = "yes"
if self.options.get_safe("debug_and_release", default="no") == "yes":
# Qt build system will build both debug and release binaries
del self.settings.build_type
# Map Conan build_type to Qt configure(.bat) options
if self.settings.get_safe("build_type", default="None") == "Release":
self.options.release = "yes"
self.options.debug = "no"
elif self.settings.get_safe("build_type", default="None") == "Debug":
self.options.release = "no"
self.options.debug = "yes"
elif self.settings.get_safe("build_type", default="None") == "MinSizeRel":
self.options.optimize_size = "yes"
elif self.settings.get_safe("build_type", default="None") == "RelWithDebInfo":
self.options.force_debug_info = "yes"
def build(self):
self.python_requires["qt-conan-common"].module.build_env_wrap(self, _build_qtbase)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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def package(self):
cmd = ["cmake", "--install", "."]
self.run(" ".join(cmd))
with open(os.path.join(self.package_folder, "bin", "qt.conf"), "w") as f:
f.write("[Paths]\nPrefix = ..\n")
def package_info(self):
self.python_requires["qt-conan-common"].module.package_info(self)
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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def package_id(self):
# https://docs.conan.io/en/latest/creating_packages/define_abi_compatibility.html
self.info.requires.package_revision_mode()
# Remove those configure(.bat) options which should not affect package_id.
# These point to local file system paths and in order to re-use pre-built
# binaries (by Qt CI) by others these should not affect the 'package_id'
# as those probably differ on each machine
Add conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager Initial version of the conanfile.py to support builds with Conan package manager. Tested with Linux, macOS and Windows desktop builds first. Use 'scm' revision_mode so that the revision matches with the git commit id. The recipe uses Qt's configure(.bat) and cmake directly, 'conans.CMake' utility tool is not used. Load options dynamically based on configure(.bat) features: - configure(.bat) -write-options-for-conan <output file> - Expose all usable configure(.bat) options as Conan options - We want to query configure(.bat) for available options and features to avoid duplicating these in multiple places - The available configure(.bat) option names are formatted to suit as dictionary keys in Conan 'options' The recipe writes 'configure_options.json' and 'configure_features.txt' which are exported as part of the conan package. This is done only once during the 'conan export' i.e. when the initial Conan package is being created. The recipe will reference these files in later phases when needed. The recipe translates the Qt configure options and features as Conan options and default_options. When the build is invoked ('conan install') the recipe translates the Conan options back to suitable Qt configure options which are then passed to configure(.bat). Additional cmake flags can be passed via 'extra_cmake_args' option: $conan install ... -o extra_cmake_args="-DFOO=bar -DFOO2=bar2" Remove those options from 'package_id' that point to local environment like installation paths. These are most probably different on end user machines making it impossible to re-use the pre-built binaries by Qt CI as the path values would become of the 'package_id' checksum. Task-number: QTBUG-92031 Change-Id: I4e47d116fdef6a5daa23aba22bac2b2d74d12c6e Reviewed-by: Toni Saario <toni.saario@qt.io>
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rm_list = [
"sdk",
"android_sdk_path",
"android_ndk_path",
"android_ndk_platform",
"android_abis",
"android_javac_target",
"android_javac_source",
"qpa",
"translationsdir",
]
for item in rm_list:
if item in self.info.options:
delattr(self.info.options, item)
def deploy(self):
self.copy("*") # copy from current package
self.copy_deps("*") # copy from dependencies