#!/usr/bin/env python
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# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this file,
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""" buildbase.py.

provides a base class for fx desktop builds
author: Jordan Lund

"""
from __future__ import absolute_import
import copy
import json
import os
import re
import sys
import time
import uuid
from datetime import datetime

import six

from mozharness.base.config import DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH, BaseConfig, parse_config_file
from mozharness.base.errors import MakefileErrorList
from mozharness.base.log import ERROR, FATAL, OutputParser
from mozharness.base.python import PerfherderResourceOptionsMixin, VirtualenvMixin
from mozharness.base.script import PostScriptRun
from mozharness.base.vcs.vcsbase import MercurialScript
from mozharness.mozilla.automation import (
    EXIT_STATUS_DICT,
    TBPL_FAILURE,
    TBPL_RETRY,
    TBPL_STATUS_DICT,
    TBPL_SUCCESS,
    TBPL_WORST_LEVEL_TUPLE,
    AutomationMixin,
)
from mozharness.mozilla.secrets import SecretsMixin

AUTOMATION_EXIT_CODES = sorted(EXIT_STATUS_DICT.values())

MISSING_CFG_KEY_MSG = "The key '%s' could not be determined \
Please add this to your config."

ERROR_MSGS = {
    "comments_undetermined": '"comments" could not be determined. This may be \
because it was a forced build.',
    "tooltool_manifest_undetermined": '"tooltool_manifest_src" not set, \
Skipping run_tooltool...',
}


# Output Parsers

TBPL_UPLOAD_ERRORS = [
    {
        "regex": re.compile("Connection timed out"),
        "level": TBPL_RETRY,
    },
    {
        "regex": re.compile("Connection reset by peer"),
        "level": TBPL_RETRY,
    },
    {
        "regex": re.compile("Connection refused"),
        "level": TBPL_RETRY,
    },
]


class MakeUploadOutputParser(OutputParser):
    tbpl_error_list = TBPL_UPLOAD_ERRORS

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super(MakeUploadOutputParser, self).__init__(**kwargs)
        self.tbpl_status = TBPL_SUCCESS

    def parse_single_line(self, line):
        # let's check for retry errors which will give log levels:
        # tbpl status as RETRY and mozharness status as WARNING
        for error_check in self.tbpl_error_list:
            if error_check["regex"].search(line):
                self.num_warnings += 1
                self.warning(line)
                self.tbpl_status = self.worst_level(
                    error_check["level"],
                    self.tbpl_status,
                    levels=TBPL_WORST_LEVEL_TUPLE,
                )
                break
        else:
            self.info(line)


class MozconfigPathError(Exception):
    """
    There was an error getting a mozconfig path from a mozharness config.
    """


def get_mozconfig_path(script, config, dirs):
    """
    Get the path to the mozconfig file to use from a mozharness config.

    :param script: The object to interact with the filesystem through.
    :type script: ScriptMixin:

    :param config: The mozharness config to inspect.
    :type config: dict

    :param dirs: The directories specified for this build.
    :type dirs: dict
    """
    COMPOSITE_KEYS = {"mozconfig_variant", "app_name", "mozconfig_platform"}
    have_composite_mozconfig = COMPOSITE_KEYS <= set(config.keys())
    have_partial_composite_mozconfig = len(COMPOSITE_KEYS & set(config.keys())) > 0
    have_src_mozconfig = "src_mozconfig" in config
    have_src_mozconfig_manifest = "src_mozconfig_manifest" in config

    # first determine the mozconfig path
    if have_partial_composite_mozconfig and not have_composite_mozconfig:
        raise MozconfigPathError(
            "All or none of 'app_name', 'mozconfig_platform' and `mozconfig_variant' must be "
            "in the config in order to determine the mozconfig."
        )
    elif have_composite_mozconfig and have_src_mozconfig:
        raise MozconfigPathError(
            "'src_mozconfig' or 'mozconfig_variant' must be "
            "in the config but not both in order to determine the mozconfig."
        )
    elif have_composite_mozconfig and have_src_mozconfig_manifest:
        raise MozconfigPathError(
            "'src_mozconfig_manifest' or 'mozconfig_variant' must be "
            "in the config but not both in order to determine the mozconfig."
        )
    elif have_src_mozconfig and have_src_mozconfig_manifest:
        raise MozconfigPathError(
            "'src_mozconfig' or 'src_mozconfig_manifest' must be "
            "in the config but not both in order to determine the mozconfig."
        )
    elif have_composite_mozconfig:
        src_mozconfig = "%(app_name)s/config/mozconfigs/%(platform)s/%(variant)s" % {
            "app_name": config["app_name"],
            "platform": config["mozconfig_platform"],
            "variant": config["mozconfig_variant"],
        }
        abs_mozconfig_path = os.path.join(dirs["abs_src_dir"], src_mozconfig)
    elif have_src_mozconfig:
        abs_mozconfig_path = os.path.join(
            dirs["abs_src_dir"], config.get("src_mozconfig")
        )
    elif have_src_mozconfig_manifest:
        manifest = os.path.join(dirs["abs_work_dir"], config["src_mozconfig_manifest"])
        if not os.path.exists(manifest):
            raise MozconfigPathError(
                'src_mozconfig_manifest: "%s" not found. Does it exist?' % (manifest,)
            )
        else:
            with script.opened(manifest, error_level=ERROR) as (fh, err):
                if err:
                    raise MozconfigPathError(
                        "%s exists but coud not read properties" % manifest
                    )
                abs_mozconfig_path = os.path.join(
                    dirs["abs_src_dir"], json.load(fh)["gecko_path"]
                )
    else:
        raise MozconfigPathError(
            "Must provide 'app_name', 'mozconfig_platform' and 'mozconfig_variant'; "
            "or one of 'src_mozconfig' or 'src_mozconfig_manifest' in the config "
            "in order to determine the mozconfig."
        )

    return abs_mozconfig_path


class BuildingConfig(BaseConfig):
    # TODO add nosetests for this class
    def get_cfgs_from_files(self, all_config_files, options):
        """
        Determine the configuration from the normal options and from
        `--branch`, `--build-pool`, and `--custom-build-variant-cfg`.  If the
        files for any of the latter options are also given with `--config-file`
        or `--opt-config-file`, they are only parsed once.

        The build pool has highest precedence, followed by branch, build
        variant, and any normally-specified configuration files.
        """
        # override from BaseConfig

        # this is what we will return. It will represent each config
        # file name and its associated dict
        # eg ('builds/branch_specifics.py', {'foo': 'bar'})
        all_config_dicts = []
        # important config files
        variant_cfg_file = pool_cfg_file = ""

        # we want to make the order in which the options were given
        # not matter. ie: you can supply --branch before --build-pool
        # or vice versa and the hierarchy will not be different

        # ### The order from highest precedence to lowest is:
        # # There can only be one of these...
        # 1) build_pool: this can be either staging, pre-prod, and prod cfgs
        # 2) build_variant: these could be known like asan and debug
        #                   or a custom config
        #
        # # There can be many of these
        # 3) all other configs: these are any configs that are passed with
        #                       --cfg and --opt-cfg. There order is kept in
        #                       which they were passed on the cmd line. This
        #                       behaviour is maintains what happens by default
        #                       in mozharness

        # so, let's first assign the configs that hold a known position of
        # importance (1 through 3)
        for i, cf in enumerate(all_config_files):
            if options.build_pool:
                if cf == BuildOptionParser.build_pool_cfg_file:
                    pool_cfg_file = all_config_files[i]

            if cf == options.build_variant:
                variant_cfg_file = all_config_files[i]

        # now remove these from the list if there was any.
        # we couldn't pop() these in the above loop as mutating a list while
        # iterating through it causes spurious results :)
        for cf in [pool_cfg_file, variant_cfg_file]:
            if cf:
                all_config_files.remove(cf)

        # now let's update config with the remaining config files.
        # this functionality is the same as the base class
        all_config_dicts.extend(
            super(BuildingConfig, self).get_cfgs_from_files(all_config_files, options)
        )

        # stack variant, branch, and pool cfg files on top of that,
        # if they are present, in that order
        if variant_cfg_file:
            # take the whole config
            all_config_dicts.append(
                (variant_cfg_file, parse_config_file(variant_cfg_file))
            )
        config_paths = options.config_paths or ["."]
        if pool_cfg_file:
            # take only the specific pool. If we are here, the pool
            # must be present
            build_pool_configs = parse_config_file(
                pool_cfg_file, search_path=config_paths + [DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH]
            )
            all_config_dicts.append(
                (pool_cfg_file, build_pool_configs[options.build_pool])
            )
        return all_config_dicts


# noinspection PyUnusedLocal
class BuildOptionParser(object):
    # TODO add nosetests for this class
    platform = None
    bits = None

    # add to this list and you can automagically do things like
    # --custom-build-variant-cfg asan
    # and the script will pull up the appropriate path for the config
    # against the current platform and bits.
    # *It will warn and fail if there is not a config for the current
    # platform/bits
    path_base = "builds/releng_sub_%s_configs/"
    build_variants = {
        "add-on-devel": path_base + "%s_add-on-devel.py",
        "asan": path_base + "%s_asan.py",
        "asan-tc": path_base + "%s_asan_tc.py",
        "asan-reporter-tc": path_base + "%s_asan_reporter_tc.py",
        "fuzzing-asan-tc": path_base + "%s_fuzzing_asan_tc.py",
        "tsan-tc": path_base + "%s_tsan_tc.py",
        "fuzzing-tsan-tc": path_base + "%s_fuzzing_tsan_tc.py",
        "cross-debug": path_base + "%s_cross_debug.py",
        "cross-debug-searchfox": path_base + "%s_cross_debug_searchfox.py",
        "cross-noopt-debug": path_base + "%s_cross_noopt_debug.py",
        "cross-fuzzing-asan": path_base + "%s_cross_fuzzing_asan.py",
        "cross-fuzzing-debug": path_base + "%s_cross_fuzzing_debug.py",
        "debug": path_base + "%s_debug.py",
        "fuzzing-debug": path_base + "%s_fuzzing_debug.py",
        "asan-and-debug": path_base + "%s_asan_and_debug.py",
        "asan-tc-and-debug": path_base + "%s_asan_tc_and_debug.py",
        "stat-and-debug": path_base + "%s_stat_and_debug.py",
        "code-coverage-debug": path_base + "%s_code_coverage_debug.py",
        "code-coverage-opt": path_base + "%s_code_coverage_opt.py",
        "source": path_base + "%s_source.py",
        "noopt-debug": path_base + "%s_noopt_debug.py",
        "arm-gradle-dependencies": path_base
        + "%s_arm_gradle_dependencies.py",  # NOQA: E501
        "arm": path_base + "%s_arm.py",
        "arm-lite": path_base + "%s_arm_lite.py",
        "arm-beta": path_base + "%s_arm_beta.py",
        "arm-beta-debug": path_base + "%s_arm_beta_debug.py",
        "arm-debug": path_base + "%s_arm_debug.py",
        "arm-lite-debug": path_base + "%s_arm_debug_lite.py",
        "arm-debug-ccov": path_base + "%s_arm_debug_ccov.py",
        "arm-debug-searchfox": path_base + "%s_arm_debug_searchfox.py",
        "arm-gradle": path_base + "%s_arm_gradle.py",
        "rusttests": path_base + "%s_rusttests.py",
        "rusttests-debug": path_base + "%s_rusttests_debug.py",
        "x86": path_base + "%s_x86.py",
        "x86-lite": path_base + "%s_x86_lite.py",
        "x86-beta": path_base + "%s_x86_beta.py",
        "x86-beta-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_beta_debug.py",
        "x86-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_debug.py",
        "x86-lite-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_debug_lite.py",
        "x86-fuzzing-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_fuzzing_debug.py",
        "x86-profile-generate": path_base + "%s_x86_profile_generate.py",
        "x86_64": path_base + "%s_x86_64.py",
        "x86_64-lite": path_base + "%s_x86_64_lite.py",
        "x86_64-beta": path_base + "%s_x86_64_beta.py",
        "x86_64-beta-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_64_beta_debug.py",
        "x86_64-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_64_debug.py",
        "x86_64-lite-debug": path_base + "%s_x86_64_debug_lite.py",
        "x86_64-debug-isolated-process": path_base
        + "%s_x86_64_debug_isolated_process.py",
        "x86_64-fuzzing-asan": path_base + "%s_x86_64_fuzzing_asan.py",
        "x86_64-profile-generate": path_base + "%s_x86_64_profile_generate.py",
        "arm-partner-sample1": path_base + "%s_arm_partner_sample1.py",
        "aarch64": path_base + "%s_aarch64.py",
        "aarch64-lite": path_base + "%s_aarch64_lite.py",
        "aarch64-beta": path_base + "%s_aarch64_beta.py",
        "aarch64-beta-debug": path_base + "%s_aarch64_beta_debug.py",
        "aarch64-pgo": path_base + "%s_aarch64_pgo.py",
        "aarch64-debug": path_base + "%s_aarch64_debug.py",
        "aarch64-lite-debug": path_base + "%s_aarch64_debug_lite.py",
        "android-geckoview-docs": path_base + "%s_geckoview_docs.py",
        "valgrind": path_base + "%s_valgrind.py",
    }
    build_pool_cfg_file = "builds/build_pool_specifics.py"

    @classmethod
    def _query_pltfrm_and_bits(cls, target_option, options):
        """determine platform and bits

        This can be from either from a supplied --platform and --bits
        or parsed from given config file names.
        """
        error_msg = (
            "Whoops!\nYou are trying to pass a shortname for "
            "%s. \nHowever, I need to know the %s to find the appropriate "
            'filename. You can tell me by passing:\n\t"%s" or a config '
            'filename via "--config" with %s in it. \nIn either case, these '
            "option arguments must come before --custom-build-variant."
        )
        current_config_files = options.config_files or []
        if not cls.bits:
            # --bits has not been supplied
            # lets parse given config file names for 32 or 64
            for cfg_file_name in current_config_files:
                if "32" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.bits = "32"
                    break
                if "64" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.bits = "64"
                    break
            else:
                sys.exit(error_msg % (target_option, "bits", "--bits", '"32" or "64"'))

        if not cls.platform:
            # --platform has not been supplied
            # lets parse given config file names for platform
            for cfg_file_name in current_config_files:
                if "windows" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.platform = "windows"
                    break
                if "mac" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.platform = "mac"
                    break
                if "linux" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.platform = "linux"
                    break
                if "android" in cfg_file_name:
                    cls.platform = "android"
                    break
            else:
                sys.exit(
                    error_msg
                    % (
                        target_option,
                        "platform",
                        "--platform",
                        '"linux", "windows", "mac", or "android"',
                    )
                )
        return cls.bits, cls.platform

    @classmethod
    def find_variant_cfg_path(cls, opt, value, parser):
        valid_variant_cfg_path = None
        # first let's see if we were given a valid short-name
        if cls.build_variants.get(value):
            bits, pltfrm = cls._query_pltfrm_and_bits(opt, parser.values)
            prospective_cfg_path = cls.build_variants[value] % (pltfrm, bits)
        else:
            # this is either an incomplete path or an invalid key in
            # build_variants
            prospective_cfg_path = value

        if os.path.exists(prospective_cfg_path):
            # now let's see if we were given a valid pathname
            valid_variant_cfg_path = value
        else:
            # FIXME: We should actually wait until we have parsed all arguments
            # before looking at this, otherwise the behavior will depend on the
            # order of arguments. But that isn't a problem as long as --extra-config-path
            # is always passed first.
            extra_config_paths = parser.values.config_paths or []
            config_paths = extra_config_paths + [DEFAULT_CONFIG_PATH]
            # let's take our prospective_cfg_path and see if we can
            # determine an existing file
            for path in config_paths:
                if os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, prospective_cfg_path)):
                    # success! we found a config file
                    valid_variant_cfg_path = os.path.join(path, prospective_cfg_path)
                    break
        return valid_variant_cfg_path, prospective_cfg_path

    @classmethod
    def set_build_variant(cls, option, opt, value, parser):
        """sets an extra config file.

        This is done by either taking an existing filepath or by taking a valid
        shortname coupled with known platform/bits.
        """
        valid_variant_cfg_path, prospective_cfg_path = cls.find_variant_cfg_path(
            "--custom-build-variant-cfg", value, parser
        )

        if not valid_variant_cfg_path:
            # either the value was an indeterminable path or an invalid short
            # name
            sys.exit(
                "Whoops!\n'--custom-build-variant' was passed but an "
                "appropriate config file could not be determined. Tried "
                "using: '%s' but it was not:"
                "\n\t-- a valid shortname: %s "
                "\n\t-- a valid variant for the given platform and bits."
                % (prospective_cfg_path, str(list(cls.build_variants.keys())))
            )
        parser.values.config_files.append(valid_variant_cfg_path)
        setattr(parser.values, option.dest, value)  # the pool

    @classmethod
    def set_build_pool(cls, option, opt, value, parser):
        # first let's add the build pool file where there may be pool
        # specific keys/values. Then let's store the pool name
        parser.values.config_files.append(cls.build_pool_cfg_file)
        setattr(parser.values, option.dest, value)  # the pool

    @classmethod
    def set_build_branch(cls, option, opt, value, parser):
        # Store the branch name we are using
        setattr(parser.values, option.dest, value)  # the branch name

    @classmethod
    def set_platform(cls, option, opt, value, parser):
        cls.platform = value
        setattr(parser.values, option.dest, value)

    @classmethod
    def set_bits(cls, option, opt, value, parser):
        cls.bits = value
        setattr(parser.values, option.dest, value)


# this global depends on BuildOptionParser and therefore can not go at the
# top of the file
BUILD_BASE_CONFIG_OPTIONS = [
    [
        ["--developer-run"],
        {
            "action": "store_false",
            "dest": "is_automation",
            "default": True,
            "help": "If this is running outside of Mozilla's build"
            "infrastructure, use this option. It ignores actions"
            "that are not needed and adds config checks.",
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--platform"],
        {
            "action": "callback",
            "callback": BuildOptionParser.set_platform,
            "type": "string",
            "dest": "platform",
            "help": "Sets the platform we are running this against"
            " valid values: 'windows', 'mac', 'linux'",
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--bits"],
        {
            "action": "callback",
            "callback": BuildOptionParser.set_bits,
            "type": "string",
            "dest": "bits",
            "help": "Sets which bits we are building this against"
            " valid values: '32', '64'",
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--custom-build-variant-cfg"],
        {
            "action": "callback",
            "callback": BuildOptionParser.set_build_variant,
            "type": "string",
            "dest": "build_variant",
            "help": "Sets the build type and will determine appropriate"
            " additional config to use. Either pass a config path"
            " or use a valid shortname from: "
            "%s" % (list(BuildOptionParser.build_variants.keys()),),
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--build-pool"],
        {
            "action": "callback",
            "callback": BuildOptionParser.set_build_pool,
            "type": "string",
            "dest": "build_pool",
            "help": "This will update the config with specific pool"
            " environment keys/values. The dicts for this are"
            " in %s\nValid values: staging or"
            " production" % ("builds/build_pool_specifics.py",),
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--branch"],
        {
            "action": "callback",
            "callback": BuildOptionParser.set_build_branch,
            "type": "string",
            "dest": "branch",
            "help": "This sets the branch we will be building this for.",
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--enable-nightly"],
        {
            "action": "store_true",
            "dest": "nightly_build",
            "default": False,
            "help": "Sets the build to run in nightly mode",
        },
    ],
    [
        ["--who"],
        {
            "dest": "who",
            "default": "",
            "help": "stores who made the created the change.",
        },
    ],
]


def generate_build_ID():
    return time.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S", time.localtime(time.time()))


def generate_build_UID():
    return uuid.uuid4().hex


class BuildScript(
    AutomationMixin,
    VirtualenvMixin,
    MercurialScript,
    SecretsMixin,
    PerfherderResourceOptionsMixin,
):
    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        # objdir is referenced in _query_abs_dirs() so let's make sure we
        # have that attribute before calling BaseScript.__init__
        self.objdir = None
        super(BuildScript, self).__init__(**kwargs)
        # epoch is only here to represent the start of the build
        # that this mozharn script came from. until I can grab bbot's
        # status.build.gettime()[0] this will have to do as a rough estimate
        # although it is about 4s off from the time it would be if it was
        # done through MBF.
        # TODO find out if that time diff matters or if we just use it to
        # separate each build
        self.epoch_timestamp = int(time.mktime(datetime.now().timetuple()))
        self.branch = self.config.get("branch")
        self.stage_platform = self.config.get("stage_platform")
        if not self.branch or not self.stage_platform:
            if not self.branch:
                self.error("'branch' not determined and is required")
            if not self.stage_platform:
                self.error("'stage_platform' not determined and is required")
            self.fatal("Please add missing items to your config")
        self.client_id = None
        self.access_token = None

        # Call this before creating the virtualenv so that we can support
        # substituting config values with other config values.
        self.query_build_env()

        # We need to create the virtualenv directly (without using an action) in
        # order to use python modules in PreScriptRun/Action listeners
        self.create_virtualenv()

    def _pre_config_lock(self, rw_config):
        c = self.config
        cfg_files_and_dicts = rw_config.all_cfg_files_and_dicts
        build_pool = c.get("build_pool", "")
        build_variant = c.get("build_variant", "")
        variant_cfg = ""
        if build_variant:
            variant_cfg = BuildOptionParser.build_variants[build_variant] % (
                BuildOptionParser.platform,
                BuildOptionParser.bits,
            )
        build_pool_cfg = BuildOptionParser.build_pool_cfg_file

        cfg_match_msg = "Script was run with '%(option)s %(type)s' and \
'%(type)s' matches a key in '%(type_config_file)s'. Updating self.config with \
items from that key's value."

        for i, (target_file, target_dict) in enumerate(cfg_files_and_dicts):
            if build_pool_cfg and build_pool_cfg in target_file:
                self.info(
                    cfg_match_msg
                    % {
                        "option": "--build-pool",
                        "type": build_pool,
                        "type_config_file": build_pool_cfg,
                    }
                )
            if variant_cfg and variant_cfg in target_file:
                self.info(
                    cfg_match_msg
                    % {
                        "option": "--custom-build-variant-cfg",
                        "type": build_variant,
                        "type_config_file": variant_cfg,
                    }
                )
        self.info(
            "To generate a config file based upon options passed and "
            "config files used, run script as before but extend options "
            'with "--dump-config"'
        )
        self.info(
            "For a diff of where self.config got its items, "
            "run the script again as before but extend options with: "
            '"--dump-config-hierarchy"'
        )
        self.info(
            "Both --dump-config and --dump-config-hierarchy don't "
            "actually run any actions."
        )

    def _query_objdir(self):
        if self.objdir:
            return self.objdir

        if not self.config.get("objdir"):
            return self.fatal(MISSING_CFG_KEY_MSG % ("objdir",))
        self.objdir = self.config["objdir"]
        return self.objdir

    def query_is_nightly_promotion(self):
        platform_enabled = self.config.get("enable_nightly_promotion")
        branch_enabled = self.branch in self.config.get("nightly_promotion_branches")
        return platform_enabled and branch_enabled

    def query_build_env(self, **kwargs):
        c = self.config

        # let's evoke the base query_env and make a copy of it
        # as we don't always want every key below added to the same dict
        env = copy.deepcopy(super(BuildScript, self).query_env(**kwargs))

        if self.query_is_nightly() or self.query_is_nightly_promotion():
            # taskcluster sets the update channel for shipping builds
            # explicitly
            if c.get("update_channel"):
                update_channel = c["update_channel"]
                if six.PY2 and isinstance(update_channel, six.text_type):
                    update_channel = update_channel.encode("utf-8")
                env["MOZ_UPDATE_CHANNEL"] = update_channel
            else:  # let's just give the generic channel based on branch
                env["MOZ_UPDATE_CHANNEL"] = "nightly-%s" % (self.branch,)
            self.info("Update channel set to: {}".format(env["MOZ_UPDATE_CHANNEL"]))

        return env

    def query_mach_build_env(self, multiLocale=None):
        c = self.config
        if multiLocale is None and self.query_is_nightly():
            multiLocale = c.get("multi_locale", False)
        mach_env = {}
        if c.get("upload_env"):
            mach_env.update(c["upload_env"])

        # this prevents taskcluster from overwriting the target files with
        # the multilocale files. Put everything from the en-US build in a
        # separate folder.
        if multiLocale and self.config.get("taskcluster_nightly"):
            if "UPLOAD_PATH" in mach_env:
                mach_env["UPLOAD_PATH"] = os.path.join(mach_env["UPLOAD_PATH"], "en-US")
        return mach_env

    def _get_mozconfig(self):
        """assign mozconfig."""
        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()

        try:
            abs_mozconfig_path = get_mozconfig_path(
                script=self, config=self.config, dirs=dirs
            )
        except MozconfigPathError as e:
            if six.PY2:
                self.fatal(e.message)
            else:
                self.fatal(e.msg)

        self.info("Use mozconfig: {}".format(abs_mozconfig_path))

        # print its contents
        content = self.read_from_file(abs_mozconfig_path, error_level=FATAL)
        self.info("mozconfig content:")
        self.info(content)

        # finally, copy the mozconfig to a path that 'mach build' expects it to
        # be
        self.copyfile(
            abs_mozconfig_path, os.path.join(dirs["abs_src_dir"], ".mozconfig")
        )

    def _run_tooltool(self):
        env = self.query_build_env()
        env.update(self.query_mach_build_env())

        c = self.config
        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()
        manifest_src = os.environ.get("TOOLTOOL_MANIFEST")
        if not manifest_src:
            manifest_src = c.get("tooltool_manifest_src")
        if not manifest_src:
            return self.warning(ERROR_MSGS["tooltool_manifest_undetermined"])
        cmd = [
            sys.executable,
            "-u",
            os.path.join(dirs["abs_src_dir"], "mach"),
            "artifact",
            "toolchain",
            "-v",
            "--retry",
            "4",
            "--artifact-manifest",
            os.path.join(dirs["abs_src_dir"], "toolchains.json"),
        ]
        if manifest_src:
            cmd.extend(
                [
                    "--tooltool-manifest",
                    os.path.join(dirs["abs_src_dir"], manifest_src),
                ]
            )
        cache = c["env"].get("TOOLTOOL_CACHE")
        if cache:
            cmd.extend(["--cache-dir", cache])
        self.info(str(cmd))
        self.run_command(cmd, cwd=dirs["abs_src_dir"], halt_on_failure=True, env=env)

    def _create_mozbuild_dir(self, mozbuild_path=None):
        if not mozbuild_path:
            env = self.query_build_env()
            mozbuild_path = env.get("MOZBUILD_STATE_PATH")
        if mozbuild_path:
            self.mkdir_p(mozbuild_path)
        else:
            self.warning(
                "mozbuild_path could not be determined. skipping " "creating it."
            )

    def preflight_build(self):
        """set up machine state for a complete build."""
        self._get_mozconfig()
        self._run_tooltool()
        self._create_mozbuild_dir()
        self._ensure_upload_path()

    def build(self):
        """builds application."""

        args = ["build", "-v"]

        # This will error on non-0 exit code.
        self._run_mach_command_in_build_env(args)

        self._generate_build_stats()

    def static_analysis_autotest(self):
        """Run mach static-analysis autotest, in order to make sure we dont regress"""
        self.preflight_build()
        self._run_mach_command_in_build_env(["configure"])
        self._run_mach_command_in_build_env(
            ["static-analysis", "autotest", "--intree-tool"], use_subprocess=True
        )

    def _query_mach(self):
        return [sys.executable, "mach"]

    def _run_mach_command_in_build_env(self, args, use_subprocess=False):
        """Run a mach command in a build context."""
        env = self.query_build_env()
        env.update(self.query_mach_build_env())

        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()

        mach = self._query_mach()

        # XXX See bug 1483883
        # Work around an interaction between Gradle and mozharness
        # Not using `subprocess` causes gradle to hang
        if use_subprocess:
            import subprocess

            return_code = subprocess.call(
                mach + ["--log-no-times"] + args, env=env, cwd=dirs["abs_src_dir"]
            )
        else:
            return_code = self.run_command(
                command=mach + ["--log-no-times"] + args,
                cwd=dirs["abs_src_dir"],
                env=env,
                error_list=MakefileErrorList,
                output_timeout=self.config.get("max_build_output_timeout", 60 * 40),
            )

        if return_code:
            self.return_code = self.worst_level(
                EXIT_STATUS_DICT[TBPL_FAILURE],
                self.return_code,
                AUTOMATION_EXIT_CODES[::-1],
            )
            self.fatal(
                "'mach %s' did not run successfully. Please check "
                "log for errors." % " ".join(args)
            )

    def multi_l10n(self):
        if not self.query_is_nightly():
            self.info("Not a nightly build, skipping multi l10n.")
            return

        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()
        base_work_dir = dirs["base_work_dir"]
        work_dir = dirs["abs_work_dir"]
        objdir = dirs["abs_obj_dir"]
        branch = self.branch

        # Building a nightly with the try repository fails because a
        # config-file does not exist for try. Default to mozilla-central
        # settings (arbitrarily).
        if branch == "try":
            branch = "mozilla-central"

        multil10n_path = os.path.join(
            dirs["abs_src_dir"],
            "testing/mozharness/scripts/multil10n.py",
        )

        cmd = [
            sys.executable,
            multil10n_path,
            "--work-dir",
            work_dir,
            "--config-file",
            "multi_locale/android-mozharness-build.json",
            "--pull-locale-source",
            "--package-multi",
            "--summary",
        ]

        self.run_command(
            cmd, env=self.query_build_env(), cwd=base_work_dir, halt_on_failure=True
        )

        package_cmd = [
            "make",
            "echo-variable-PACKAGE",
            "AB_CD=multi",
        ]
        package_filename = self.get_output_from_command(
            package_cmd,
            cwd=objdir,
        )
        if not package_filename:
            self.fatal(
                "Unable to determine the package filename for the multi-l10n build. "
                "Was trying to run: %s" % package_cmd
            )

        self.info("Multi-l10n package filename is: %s" % package_filename)

        parser = MakeUploadOutputParser(
            config=self.config,
            log_obj=self.log_obj,
        )
        upload_cmd = ["make", "upload", "AB_CD=multi"]
        self.run_command(
            upload_cmd,
            partial_env=self.query_mach_build_env(multiLocale=False),
            cwd=objdir,
            halt_on_failure=True,
            output_parser=parser,
        )
        upload_files_cmd = [
            "make",
            "echo-variable-UPLOAD_FILES",
            "AB_CD=multi",
        ]
        self.get_output_from_command(
            upload_files_cmd,
            cwd=objdir,
        )

    def postflight_build(self):
        """grabs properties from post build and calls ccache -s"""
        # A list of argument lists.  Better names gratefully accepted!
        mach_commands = self.config.get("postflight_build_mach_commands", [])
        for mach_command in mach_commands:
            self._execute_postflight_build_mach_command(mach_command)

    def _execute_postflight_build_mach_command(self, mach_command_args):
        env = self.query_build_env()
        env.update(self.query_mach_build_env())

        command = [sys.executable, "mach", "--log-no-times"]
        command.extend(mach_command_args)

        self.run_command(
            command=command,
            cwd=self.query_abs_dirs()["abs_src_dir"],
            env=env,
            output_timeout=self.config.get("max_build_output_timeout", 60 * 20),
            halt_on_failure=True,
        )

    def preflight_package_source(self):
        self._get_mozconfig()

    def package_source(self):
        """generates source archives and uploads them"""
        env = self.query_build_env()
        env.update(self.query_mach_build_env())
        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()

        self.run_command(
            command=[sys.executable, "mach", "--log-no-times", "configure"],
            cwd=dirs["abs_src_dir"],
            env=env,
            output_timeout=60 * 3,
            halt_on_failure=True,
        )
        self.run_command(
            command=[
                "make",
                "source-package",
                "source-upload",
            ],
            cwd=dirs["abs_obj_dir"],
            env=env,
            output_timeout=60 * 45,
            halt_on_failure=True,
        )

    def _is_configuration_shipped(self):
        """Determine if the current build configuration is shipped to users.

        This is used to drive alerting so we don't see alerts for build
        configurations we care less about.
        """
        # Ideally this would be driven by a config option. However, our
        # current inheritance mechanism of using a base config and then
        # one-off configs for variants isn't conducive to this since derived
        # configs we need to be reset and we don't like requiring boilerplate
        # in derived configs.

        # Debug builds are never shipped.
        if self.config.get("debug_build"):
            return False

        # OS X opt builds without a variant are shipped.
        if self.config.get("platform") == "macosx64":
            if not self.config.get("build_variant"):
                return True

        # Android opt builds without a variant are shipped.
        if self.config.get("platform") == "android":
            if not self.config.get("build_variant"):
                return True

        return False

    def _load_build_resources(self):
        p = self.config.get("build_resources_path") % self.query_abs_dirs()
        if not os.path.exists(p):
            self.info("%s does not exist; not loading build resources" % p)
            return None

        with open(p, "r") as fh:
            resources = json.load(fh)

        if "duration" not in resources:
            self.info("resource usage lacks duration; ignoring")
            return None

        # We want to always collect metrics. But alerts with sccache enabled
        # we should disable automatic alerting
        should_alert = False if os.environ.get("USE_SCCACHE") == "1" else True

        data = {
            "name": "build times",
            "value": resources["duration"],
            "extraOptions": self.perfherder_resource_options(),
            "shouldAlert": should_alert,
            "subtests": [],
        }

        for phase in resources["phases"]:
            if "duration" not in phase:
                continue
            data["subtests"].append(
                {
                    "name": phase["name"],
                    "value": phase["duration"],
                }
            )

        return data

    def _load_sccache_stats(self):
        stats_file = os.path.join(
            self.query_abs_dirs()["abs_obj_dir"], "sccache-stats.json"
        )
        if not os.path.exists(stats_file):
            self.info("%s does not exist; not loading sccache stats" % stats_file)
            return

        with open(stats_file, "r") as fh:
            stats = json.load(fh)

        def get_stat(key):
            val = stats["stats"][key]
            # Future versions of sccache will distinguish stats by language
            # and store them as a dict.
            if isinstance(val, dict):
                val = sum(val["counts"].values())
            return val

        total = get_stat("requests_executed")
        hits = get_stat("cache_hits")
        if total > 0:
            hits /= float(total)

        yield {
            "name": "sccache hit rate",
            "value": hits,
            "subtests": [],
            "alertThreshold": 50.0,
            "lowerIsBetter": False,
            # We want to always collect metrics.
            # But disable automatic alerting on it
            "shouldAlert": False,
        }

        yield {
            "name": "sccache cache_write_errors",
            "value": stats["stats"]["cache_write_errors"],
            "alertThreshold": 50.0,
            "subtests": [],
        }

        yield {
            "name": "sccache requests_not_cacheable",
            "value": stats["stats"]["requests_not_cacheable"],
            "alertThreshold": 50.0,
            "subtests": [],
        }

    def _get_package_metrics(self):
        import tarfile
        import zipfile

        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()

        dist_dir = os.path.join(dirs["abs_obj_dir"], "dist")
        for ext in ["apk", "dmg", "tar.bz2", "zip"]:
            name = "target." + ext
            if os.path.exists(os.path.join(dist_dir, name)):
                packageName = name
                break
        else:
            self.fatal("could not determine packageName")

        interests = ["libxul.so", "classes.dex", "omni.ja", "xul.dll"]
        installer = os.path.join(dist_dir, packageName)
        installer_size = 0
        size_measurements = []

        def paths_with_sizes(installer):
            if zipfile.is_zipfile(installer):
                with zipfile.ZipFile(installer, "r") as zf:
                    for zi in zf.infolist():
                        yield zi.filename, zi.file_size
            elif tarfile.is_tarfile(installer):
                with tarfile.open(installer, "r:*") as tf:
                    for ti in tf:
                        yield ti.name, ti.size

        if os.path.exists(installer):
            installer_size = self.query_filesize(installer)
            self.info("Size of %s: %s bytes" % (packageName, installer_size))
            try:
                subtests = {}
                for path, size in paths_with_sizes(installer):
                    name = os.path.basename(path)
                    if name in interests:
                        # We have to be careful here: desktop Firefox installers
                        # contain two omni.ja files: one for the general runtime,
                        # and one for the browser proper.
                        if name == "omni.ja":
                            containing_dir = os.path.basename(os.path.dirname(path))
                            if containing_dir == "browser":
                                name = "browser-omni.ja"
                        if name in subtests:
                            self.fatal(
                                "should not see %s (%s) multiple times!" % (name, path)
                            )
                        subtests[name] = size
                for name in subtests:
                    self.info("Size of %s: %s bytes" % (name, subtests[name]))
                    size_measurements.append({"name": name, "value": subtests[name]})
            except Exception:
                self.info("Unable to search %s for component sizes." % installer)
                size_measurements = []

        if not installer_size and not size_measurements:
            return

        # We want to always collect metrics. But alerts for installer size are
        # only use for builds with ship. So nix the alerts for builds we don't
        # ship.
        def filter_alert(alert):
            if not self._is_configuration_shipped():
                alert["shouldAlert"] = False

            return alert

        if installer.endswith(".apk"):  # Android
            yield filter_alert(
                {
                    "name": "installer size",
                    "value": installer_size,
                    "alertChangeType": "absolute",
                    "alertThreshold": (200 * 1024),
                    "subtests": size_measurements,
                }
            )
        else:
            yield filter_alert(
                {
                    "name": "installer size",
                    "value": installer_size,
                    "alertChangeType": "absolute",
                    "alertThreshold": (100 * 1024),
                    "subtests": size_measurements,
                }
            )

    def _get_sections(self, file, filter=None):
        """
        Returns a dictionary of sections and their sizes.
        """
        # Check for `rust_size`, our cross platform version of size. It should
        # be fetched by run-task in $MOZ_FETCHES_DIR/rust-size/rust-size
        rust_size = os.path.join(
            os.environ["MOZ_FETCHES_DIR"], "rust-size", "rust-size"
        )
        size_prog = self.which(rust_size)
        if not size_prog:
            self.info("Couldn't find `rust-size` program")
            return {}

        self.info("Using %s" % size_prog)
        cmd = [size_prog, file]
        output = self.get_output_from_command(cmd)
        if not output:
            self.info("`rust-size` failed")
            return {}

        # Format is JSON:
        # {
        #   "section_type": {
        #     "section_name": size, ....
        #   },
        #   ...
        # }
        try:
            parsed = json.loads(output)
        except ValueError:
            self.info("`rust-size` failed: %s" % output)
            return {}

        sections = {}
        for sec_type in list(parsed.values()):
            for name, size in list(sec_type.items()):
                if not filter or name in filter:
                    sections[name] = size

        return sections

    def _get_binary_metrics(self):
        """
        Provides metrics on interesting compenents of the built binaries.
        Currently just the sizes of interesting sections.
        """
        lib_interests = {
            "XUL": ("libxul.so", "xul.dll", "XUL"),
            "NSS": ("libnss3.so", "nss3.dll", "libnss3.dylib"),
            "NSPR": ("libnspr4.so", "nspr4.dll", "libnspr4.dylib"),
            "avcodec": ("libmozavcodec.so", "mozavcodec.dll", "libmozavcodec.dylib"),
            "avutil": ("libmozavutil.so", "mozavutil.dll", "libmozavutil.dylib"),
        }
        section_interests = (
            ".text",
            ".data",
            ".rodata",
            ".rdata",
            ".cstring",
            ".data.rel.ro",
            ".bss",
        )
        lib_details = []

        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()
        dist_dir = os.path.join(dirs["abs_obj_dir"], "dist")
        bin_dir = os.path.join(dist_dir, "bin")

        for lib_type, lib_names in list(lib_interests.items()):
            for lib_name in lib_names:
                lib = os.path.join(bin_dir, lib_name)
                if os.path.exists(lib):
                    lib_size = 0
                    section_details = self._get_sections(lib, section_interests)
                    section_measurements = []
                    # Build up the subtests

                    # Lump rodata sections together
                    # - Mach-O separates out read-only string data as .cstring
                    # - PE really uses .rdata, but XUL at least has a .rodata as well
                    for ro_alias in (".cstring", ".rdata"):
                        if ro_alias in section_details:
                            if ".rodata" in section_details:
                                section_details[".rodata"] += section_details[ro_alias]
                            else:
                                section_details[".rodata"] = section_details[ro_alias]
                            del section_details[ro_alias]

                    for k, v in list(section_details.items()):
                        section_measurements.append({"name": k, "value": v})
                        lib_size += v
                    lib_details.append(
                        {
                            "name": lib_type,
                            "size": lib_size,
                            "sections": section_measurements,
                        }
                    )

        for lib_detail in lib_details:
            yield {
                "name": "%s section sizes" % lib_detail["name"],
                "value": lib_detail["size"],
                "shouldAlert": False,
                "subtests": lib_detail["sections"],
            }

    def _generate_build_stats(self):
        """grab build stats following a compile.

        This action handles all statistics from a build: 'count_ctors'
        and then posts to graph server the results.
        We only post to graph server for non nightly build
        """
        self.info("Collecting build metrics")

        if os.environ.get("USE_ARTIFACT"):
            self.info("Skipping due to forced artifact build.")
            return

        c = self.config

        # Report some important file sizes for display in treeherder

        perfherder_data = {
            "framework": {"name": "build_metrics"},
            "suites": [],
        }

        if not c.get("debug_build") and not c.get("disable_package_metrics"):
            perfherder_data["suites"].extend(self._get_package_metrics())
            perfherder_data["suites"].extend(self._get_binary_metrics())

        # Extract compiler warnings count.
        warnings = self.get_output_from_command(
            command=[sys.executable, "mach", "warnings-list"],
            cwd=self.query_abs_dirs()["abs_src_dir"],
            env=self.query_build_env(),
            # No need to pollute the log.
            silent=True,
            # Fail fast.
            halt_on_failure=True,
        )

        if warnings is not None:
            perfherder_data["suites"].append(
                {
                    "name": "compiler warnings",
                    "value": len(warnings.strip().splitlines()),
                    "alertThreshold": 100.0,
                    "subtests": [],
                }
            )

        build_metrics = self._load_build_resources()
        if build_metrics:
            perfherder_data["suites"].append(build_metrics)
        perfherder_data["suites"].extend(self._load_sccache_stats())

        # Ensure all extra options for this configuration are present.
        for opt in os.environ.get("PERFHERDER_EXTRA_OPTIONS", "").split():
            for suite in perfherder_data["suites"]:
                if opt not in suite.get("extraOptions", []):
                    suite.setdefault("extraOptions", []).append(opt)

        if self.query_is_nightly():
            for suite in perfherder_data["suites"]:
                suite.setdefault("extraOptions", []).insert(0, "nightly")

        if perfherder_data["suites"]:
            self.info("PERFHERDER_DATA: %s" % json.dumps(perfherder_data))

    def valgrind_test(self):
        """Execute mach's valgrind-test for memory leaks"""
        env = self.query_build_env()
        env.update(self.query_mach_build_env())

        return_code = self.run_command(
            command=[sys.executable, "mach", "valgrind-test"],
            cwd=self.query_abs_dirs()["abs_src_dir"],
            env=env,
            output_timeout=self.config.get("max_build_output_timeout", 60 * 40),
        )
        if return_code:
            self.return_code = self.worst_level(
                EXIT_STATUS_DICT[TBPL_FAILURE],
                self.return_code,
                AUTOMATION_EXIT_CODES[::-1],
            )
            self.fatal(
                "'mach valgrind-test' did not run successfully. Please check "
                "log for errors."
            )

    def _ensure_upload_path(self):
        env = self.query_mach_build_env()

        # Some Taskcluster workers don't like it if an artifacts directory
        # is defined but no artifacts are uploaded. Guard against this by always
        # ensuring the artifacts directory exists.
        if "UPLOAD_PATH" in env and not os.path.exists(env["UPLOAD_PATH"]):
            self.mkdir_p(env["UPLOAD_PATH"])

    def _post_fatal(self, message=None, exit_code=None):
        if not self.return_code:  # only overwrite return_code if it's 0
            self.error("setting return code to 2 because fatal was called")
            self.return_code = 2

    @PostScriptRun
    def _summarize(self):
        """If this is run in automation, ensure the return code is valid and
        set it to one if it's not. Finally, log any summaries we collected
        from the script run.
        """
        if self.config.get("is_automation"):
            # let's ignore all mention of tbpl status until this
            # point so it will be easier to manage
            if self.return_code not in AUTOMATION_EXIT_CODES:
                self.error(
                    "Return code is set to: %s and is outside of "
                    "automation's known values. Setting to 2(failure). "
                    "Valid return codes %s" % (self.return_code, AUTOMATION_EXIT_CODES)
                )
                self.return_code = 2
            for status, return_code in list(EXIT_STATUS_DICT.items()):
                if return_code == self.return_code:
                    self.record_status(status, TBPL_STATUS_DICT[status])
        self.summary()

    @PostScriptRun
    def _parse_build_tests_ccov(self):
        if "MOZ_FETCHES_DIR" not in os.environ:
            return

        dirs = self.query_abs_dirs()
        topsrcdir = dirs["abs_src_dir"]
        base_work_dir = dirs["base_work_dir"]

        env = self.query_build_env()

        grcov_path = os.path.join(os.environ["MOZ_FETCHES_DIR"], "grcov")
        if not os.path.isabs(grcov_path):
            grcov_path = os.path.join(base_work_dir, grcov_path)
        if self._is_windows():
            grcov_path += ".exe"
        env["GRCOV_PATH"] = grcov_path

        cmd = self._query_mach() + [
            "python",
            os.path.join("testing", "parse_build_tests_ccov.py"),
        ]
        self.run_command(command=cmd, cwd=topsrcdir, env=env, halt_on_failure=True)
