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#!/bin/bash
# Runs "npm package" in all modules. This will produce a "dist/" directory in each module.
# Then, calls pack-collect.sh to merge all outputs into a root ./pack directory, which is
# later read by bundle-beta.sh.
set -eu
export PATH=$PWD/node_modules/.bin:$PATH
export NODE_OPTIONS="--max-old-space-size=8192 ${NODE_OPTIONS:-}"
root=$PWD
# Get version and changelog file name (these require that .versionrc.json would have been generated)
version=$(node -p "require('./scripts/resolve-version').version")
changelog_file=$(node -p "require('./scripts/resolve-version').changelogFile")
marker=$(node -p "require('./scripts/resolve-version').marker")
PACMAK=${PACMAK:-jsii-pacmak}
ROSETTA=${ROSETTA:-jsii-rosetta}
TMPDIR=${TMPDIR:-$(dirname $(mktemp -u))}
distdir="$PWD/dist"
rm -fr ${distdir}
mkdir -p ${distdir}
if ${CHECK_PREREQS:-true}; then
/bin/bash ./scripts/check-pack-prerequisites.sh
fi
# Split out jsii and non-jsii packages. Jsii packages will be built all at once.
# Non-jsii packages will be run individually.
echo "Collecting package list..." >&2
scripts/list-packages $TMPDIR/jsii.txt $TMPDIR/nonjsii.txt
# Return lerna scopes from a package list
function lerna_scopes() {
while [[ "${1:-}" != "" ]]; do
echo "--scope $1 "
shift
done
}
scripts/run-rosetta.sh --infuse --pkgs-from $TMPDIR/jsii.txt
# Jsii packaging (all at once using jsii-pacmak)
echo "Packaging jsii modules" >&2
$PACMAK \
--verbose \
$(cat $TMPDIR/jsii.txt)
# Non-jsii packaging, which means running 'package' in every individual
# module
echo "Packaging non-jsii modules" >&2
lerna run $(lerna_scopes $(cat $TMPDIR/nonjsii.txt)) --sort --concurrency=1 --stream package
# Finally rsync all 'dist' directories together into a global 'dist' directory
for dir in $(find packages -name dist | grep -v node_modules | grep -v run-wrappers); do
echo "Merging ${dir} into ${distdir}" >&2
rsync -a $dir/ ${distdir}/
done
# Record the dependency order of NPM packages into a file
# (This file will be opportunistically used during publishing)
#
# Manually sort 'aws-cdk' to the end, as the 'cdk init' command has implicit dependencies
# on other packages (that should not appear in 'package.json' and so
# there is no way to tell lerna about these).
for dir in $(lerna ls --toposort -p | grep -v packages/aws-cdk) $PWD/packages/aws-cdk; do
(cd $dir/dist/js && ls >> ${distdir}/js/npm-publish-order.txt) || true
done
# Remove a JSII aggregate POM that may have snuk past
rm -rf dist/java/software/amazon/jsii
# Get commit from CodePipeline (or git, if we are in CodeBuild)
# If CODEBUILD_RESOLVED_SOURCE_VERSION is not defined (i.e. local
# build or CodePipeline build), use the HEAD commit hash).
commit="${CODEBUILD_RESOLVED_SOURCE_VERSION:-}"
if [ -z "${commit}" ]; then
commit="$(git rev-parse --verify HEAD)"
fi
cat > ${distdir}/build.json <<HERE
{
"name": "aws-cdk",
"version": "${version}",
"commit": "${commit}"
}
HERE
# copy CHANGELOG.md and RELEASE_NOTES.md to dist/ for github releases
cp ${changelog_file} ${distdir}/CHANGELOG.md
# Release notes are not available for bump candidate builds.
if ! ${BUMP_CANDIDATE:-false}; then
cp RELEASE_NOTES.md ${distdir}/RELEASE_NOTES.md
fi
# defensive: make sure our artifacts don't use the version marker (this means
# that "pack" will always fails when building in a dev environment)
# when we get to 10.0.0, we can fix this...
if find dist/ | grep -F "${marker}"; then
echo "ERROR: build artifacts use the version marker '${marker}' instead of a real version."
echo "This is expected for builds in a development environment but should not happen in CI builds!"
exit 1
fi
# for posterity, print all files in dist
echo "=============================================================================================="
echo " dist contents"
echo "=============================================================================================="
find dist/