import java.io.IOException import sbt._ import sbt.internal.util.ManagedLogger import scala.sys.process._ object EnvironmentCheck { /** Compares the version of JVM running sbt with the GraalVM versions defined * in project configuration and reports errors if the versions do not match. * * @param expectedGraalVersion the GraalVM version that should be used for * building this project * @param expectedJavaVersion the Java version of the used GraalVM * distribution * @param log a logger used to report errors if the versions are mismatched */ def graalVersionOk( expectedGraalVersion: String, expectedJavaVersion: String, log: ManagedLogger ): Boolean = { val javaSpecificationVersion = System.getProperty("java.vm.specification.version") val versionProperty = "java.vendor.version" val rawGraalVersion = System.getProperty(versionProperty) def graalVersion: Option[String] = { val versionRegex = """GraalVM (CE|EE) ([\d.]+.*)""".r rawGraalVersion match { case versionRegex(_, version) => Some(version) case _ => None } } val graalOk = if (rawGraalVersion == null) { log.error( s"Property $versionProperty is not defined. " + s"Make sure your current JVM is set to " + s"GraalVM $expectedGraalVersion Java $expectedJavaVersion." ) false } else graalVersion match { case Some(version) if version == expectedGraalVersion => true case _ => log.error( s"GraalVM version mismatch - you are running $rawGraalVersion " + s"but GraalVM $expectedGraalVersion is expected." ) false } val javaOk = if (javaSpecificationVersion != expectedJavaVersion) { log.error( s"Java version mismatch - you are running " + s"Java $javaSpecificationVersion " + s"but Java $expectedJavaVersion is expected." ) false } else true graalOk && javaOk } /** Runs `rustc --version` to ensure that it is properly installed and * checks if the reported version is consistent with expectations. * * @param expectedVersion rust version that is expected to be installed, * should be based on project settings * @return either an error message explaining what is wrong with the rust * version or Unit meaning it is correct */ def rustVersionOk(expectedVersion: String, log: ManagedLogger): Boolean = { val cmd = "rustc --version" try { val versionStr = cmd.!!.trim val contained = versionStr.contains(expectedVersion) if (!contained) { log.error( s"Rust version mismatch. $expectedVersion is expected, " + s"but it seems $versionStr is installed." ) } contained } catch { case _ @(_: RuntimeException | _: IOException) => log.error("Rust version check failed. Make sure rustc is in your PATH.") false } } /** Augments a state transition to do a Rust and GraalVM version check. * * @param graalVersion the GraalVM version that should be used for * building this project * @param javaVersion the Java version of the used GraalVM distribution * @param oldTransition the state transition to be augmented * @return an augmented state transition that does all the state changes of * oldTransition but also runs the version checks */ def addVersionCheck( graalVersion: String, javaVersion: String )( oldTransition: State => State ): State => State = (state: State) => { val newState = oldTransition(state) val logger = newState.log val graalOk = graalVersionOk(graalVersion, javaVersion, logger) if (!graalOk) throw new RuntimeException("Some versions checks failed.") newState } }