common.mk

# Use Bash shell.
# NOTE: You can control which Bash version is used by setting the PATH
# appropriately.
SHELL := bash

# Path to the directory of this Makefile.
# NOTE: Prepend all relative paths in this Makefile with this variable to ensure
# they are properly resolved when this Makefile is included from Makefiles in
# other directories.
SELF_DIR := $(dir $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST)))

# Function for comparing two strings for equality.
# NOTE: This will also return false if both strings are empty.
eq = $(and $(findstring $(1),$(2)), $(findstring $(2),$(1)))

# Check if we're running in an interactive terminal.
ISATTY := $(shell [ -t 0 ] && echo 1)

# If running interactively, use terminal colors.
ifdef ISATTY
	MAGENTA := \e[35;1m
	CYAN := \e[36;1m
	RED := \e[0;31m
	OFF := \e[0m
	ECHO_CMD := echo -e
else
	MAGENTA := ""
	CYAN := ""
	RED := ""
	OFF := ""
	ECHO_CMD := echo
endif

# Output messages to stderr instead stdout.
ECHO := $(ECHO_CMD) 1>&2

# Boolean indicating whether to assume the 'yes' answer when confirming actions.
ASSUME_YES ?= 0

# Helper that asks the user to confirm the action.
define CONFIRM_ACTION =
	if [[ $(ASSUME_YES) != 1 ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) -n "Are you sure? [y/N] " && read ans && [ $${ans:-N} = y ]; \
	fi
endef

# Version of the markdownlint-cli package to use.
MARKDOWNLINT_CLI_VERSION := 0.26.0

# Name of git remote pointing to the canonical upstream git repository, i.e.
# git@github.com:oasisprotocol/<repo-name>.git.
GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE ?= origin

# Name of the branch where to tag the next release.
RELEASE_BRANCH ?= master

# Determine project's version from git.
# NOTE: This computes the project's version from the latest version tag
# reachable from the given $(RELEASE_BRANCH) and does not search for version
# tags across the whole $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) repository.
GIT_VERSION := $(subst v,,$(shell \
	git describe --tags --match 'v*' --abbrev=0 2>/dev/null $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) || \
	echo undefined \
))

# Determine project's git branch.
GIT_BRANCH ?= $(shell git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null)

PUNCH_CONFIG_FILE := $(abspath $(SELF_DIR).punch_config.py)
PUNCH_VERSION_FILE := $(abspath $(SELF_DIR).punch_version.py)
# Obtain project's version as tracked by the Punch tool.
# NOTE: The Punch tool doesn't have the ability fo print project's version to
# stdout yet.
# For more details, see: https://github.com/lgiordani/punch/issues/42.
PUNCH_VERSION := $(shell \
	python3 -c "exec(open('$(PUNCH_VERSION_FILE)').read()); \
		version = f'{year}.{minor}.{micro}' if micro > 0 else f'{year}.{minor}'; \
		print(version)" \
)

# Determine project's version.
# If the current git commit is exactly a tag and it equals the Punch version,
# then the project's version is that.
# Else, the project version is the Punch version appended with git commit and
# dirty state info.
GIT_COMMIT_EXACT_TAG := $(shell \
	git describe --tags --match 'v*' --exact-match &>/dev/null $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) && echo YES || echo NO \
)
VERSION := $(or \
	$(and $(call eq,$(GIT_COMMIT_EXACT_TAG),YES), $(call eq,$(GIT_VERSION),$(PUNCH_VERSION))), \
	$(PUNCH_VERSION)-git$(shell git describe --always --match '' --dirty=+dirty 2>/dev/null) \
)

# Helper that bumps project's version with the Punch tool.
define PUNCH_BUMP_VERSION =
	if [[ "$(RELEASE_BRANCH)" == master ]]; then \
		FLAG="--action custom_bump"; \
	elif [[ "$(RELEASE_BRANCH)" == stable/* ]]; then \
		if [[ -n "$(CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_BREAKING)" ]]; then \
	        $(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: There shouldn't be breaking changes in a release on a stable branch.$(OFF)"; \
			$(ECHO) "List of detected breaking changes:"; \
			for fragment in "$(CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_BREAKING)"; do \
				$(ECHO) "- $$fragment"; \
			done; \
			exit 1; \
		else \
			FLAG="--part micro"; \
		fi; \
    else \
	    $(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Unsupported release branch: '$(RELEASE_BRANCH)'.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi; \
	punch --config-file $(PUNCH_CONFIG_FILE) --version-file $(PUNCH_VERSION_FILE) $$FLAG --quiet
endef

# Helper that ensures project's version determined from git equals project's
# version as tracked by the Punch tool.
define ENSURE_GIT_VERSION_EQUALS_PUNCH_VERSION =
	if [[ "$(GIT_VERSION)" != "$(PUNCH_VERSION)" ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Project's version for $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) \
			determined from git ($(GIT_VERSION)) doesn't equal project's version in \
			$(PUNCH_VERSION_FILE) ($(PUNCH_VERSION)).$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Golangci-lint binary to use for all Golangci-lint commands.
export OASIS_GOLANGCI_LINT ?= golangci-lint

# Golangci-lint command prefix to use in all Golangci-lint commands.
GOLANGCI_LINT := env -u GOPATH $(OASIS_GOLANGCI_LINT)

# Go binary to use for all Go commands.
export OASIS_GO ?= go

# Go command prefix to use in all Go commands.
GO := env -u GOPATH $(OASIS_GO)

# Path to the MKVS interoperability test helpers binary in go/.
GO_TEST_HELPER_MKVS_PATH := storage/mkvs/interop/mkvs-test-helpers

# Path to the example signer plugin binary in go/.
GO_EXAMPLE_PLUGIN_PATH := oasis-test-runner/scenario/pluginsigner/example_signer_plugin

# NOTE: The -trimpath flag strips all host dependent filesystem paths from
# binaries which is required for deterministic builds.
GOFLAGS ?= -trimpath -v

# Project's version as the linker's string value definition.
export GOLDFLAGS_VERSION := -X github.com/oasisprotocol/oasis-core/go/common/version.SoftwareVersion=$(VERSION)
# Project's git branch as the linker's string value definition.
GOLDFLAGS_BRANCH := -X github.com/oasisprotocol/oasis-core/go/common/version.GitBranch=$(GIT_BRANCH)

# Go's linker flags.
export GOLDFLAGS ?= "$(GOLDFLAGS_VERSION) $(GOLDFLAGS_BRANCH)"

# Helper that ensures the git workspace is clean.
define ENSURE_GIT_CLEAN =
	if [[ ! -z `git status --porcelain` ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Git workspace is dirty.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that checks if the go mod tidy command was run.
# NOTE: go mod tidy doesn't implement a check mode yet.
# For more details, see: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27005.
define CHECK_GO_MOD_TIDY =
    $(GO) mod tidy && \
    if [[ ! -z `git status --porcelain go.mod go.sum` ]]; then \
        $(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: The following changes detected after running 'go mod tidy':$(OFF)"; \
        git diff go.mod go.sum; \
        exit 1; \
    fi
endef

# Helper that checks commits with gitlilnt.
# NOTE: gitlint internally uses git rev-list, where A..B is asymmetric
# difference, which is kind of the opposite of how git diff interprets
# A..B vs A...B.
define CHECK_GITLINT =
	BRANCH=$(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH); \
	COMMIT_SHA=`git rev-parse $$BRANCH` && \
	$(ECHO) "$(CYAN)*** Running gitlint for commits from $$BRANCH ($${COMMIT_SHA:0:7})... $(OFF)"; \
	gitlint --commits $$BRANCH..HEAD
endef

# List of non-trivial Change Log fragments.
CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_NON_TRIVIAL := $(filter-out $(wildcard .changelog/*trivial*.md),$(wildcard .changelog/[0-9]*.md))

# List of breaking Change Log fragments.
CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_BREAKING := $(wildcard .changelog/*breaking*.md)

# Helper that checks Change Log fragments with markdownlint-cli and gitlint.
# NOTE: Non-zero exit status is recorded but only set at the end so that all
# markdownlint or gitlint errors can be seen at once.
define CHECK_CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS =
	exit_status=0; \
	$(ECHO) "$(CYAN)*** Running markdownlint-cli for Change Log fragments... $(OFF)"; \
	npx markdownlint-cli@$(MARKDOWNLINT_CLI_VERSION) --config .changelog/.markdownlint.yml .changelog/ || exit_status=$$?; \
	$(ECHO) "$(CYAN)*** Running gitlint for Change Log fragments: $(OFF)"; \
	for fragment in $(CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_NON_TRIVIAL); do \
		$(ECHO) "- $$fragment"; \
		gitlint --msg-filename $$fragment -c title-max-length.line-length=78 || exit_status=$$?; \
	done; \
	exit $$exit_status
endef

# Helper that builds the Change Log.
define BUILD_CHANGELOG =
	if [[ $(ASSUME_YES) != 1 ]]; then \
		towncrier build --version $(PUNCH_VERSION); \
	else \
		towncrier build --version $(PUNCH_VERSION) --yes; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that prints a warning when breaking changes are indicated by Change Log
# fragments.
define WARN_BREAKING_CHANGES =
	if [[ -n "$(CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS_BREAKING)" ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Warning: This release contains breaking changes.$(OFF)"; \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)         Make sure the protocol versions were bumped appropriately.$(OFF)"; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that ensures the origin's release branch's HEAD doesn't contain any
# Change Log fragments.
define ENSURE_NO_CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS =
	if ! CHANGELOG_FILES=`git ls-tree -r --name-only $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) .changelog`; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Could not obtain Change Log fragments for $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) branch.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi; \
	if CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS=`echo "$$CHANGELOG_FILES" | grep --invert-match --extended-regexp '(README.md|template.md.j2|.markdownlint.yml)'`; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Found the following Change Log fragments on $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) branch:"; \
		$(ECHO) "$${CHANGELOG_FRAGMENTS}$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that ensures the origin's release branch's HEAD contains a Change Log
# section for the next release.
define ENSURE_NEXT_RELEASE_IN_CHANGELOG =
	if ! ( git show $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH):CHANGELOG.md | \
			grep --quiet '^## $(PUNCH_VERSION) (.*)' ); then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Could not locate Change Log section for release $(PUNCH_VERSION) on $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE)/$(RELEASE_BRANCH) branch.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Git tag of the next release.
RELEASE_TAG := v$(PUNCH_VERSION)
# Go Modules compatible Git tag of the next release.
RELEASE_TAG_GO := $(shell \
	python3 -c "ver_parts = '$(PUNCH_VERSION)'.split('.'); \
		ver_parts.append(0) if len(ver_parts) == 2 else ''; \
		print('go/v0.{}{:0>2}.{}'.format(*ver_parts))" \
	)

# Helper that ensures the new release's tag doesn't already exist on the origin
# remote.
define ENSURE_RELEASE_TAG_EXISTS =
	if ! git ls-remote --exit-code --tags $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) $(RELEASE_TAG) 1>/dev/null; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Tag '$(RELEASE_TAG)' doesn't exist on $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) remote.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that ensures the new release's tag doesn't already exist on the origin
# remote.
define ENSURE_RELEASE_TAG_DOES_NOT_EXIST =
	if git ls-remote --exit-code --tags $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) $(RELEASE_TAG) 1>/dev/null; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Tag '$(RELEASE_TAG)' already exists on $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) remote.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi; \
	if git show-ref --quiet --tags $(RELEASE_TAG); then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Tag '$(RELEASE_TAG)' already exists locally.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Name of the stable release branch (if the current version is appropriate).
STABLE_BRANCH := $(shell \
	python3 -c "exec(open('$(PUNCH_VERSION_FILE)').read()); \
		print(f'stable/{year}.{minor}.x') if micro == 0 else print('undefined')" \
)

# Helper that ensures the stable branch name is valid.
define ENSURE_VALID_STABLE_BRANCH =
	if [[ "$(STABLE_BRANCH)" == "undefined" ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Cannot create a stable release branch for version $(PUNCH_VERSION).$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that ensures the new stable branch doesn't already exist on the origin
# remote.
define ENSURE_STABLE_BRANCH_DOES_NOT_EXIST =
	if git ls-remote --exit-code --heads $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) $(STABLE_BRANCH) 1>/dev/null; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Branch '$(STABLE_BRANCH)' already exists on $(GIT_ORIGIN_REMOTE) remote.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi; \
	if git show-ref --quiet --heads $(STABLE_BRANCH); then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Branch '$(STABLE_BRANCH)' already exists locally.$(OFF)"; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Helper that ensures $(RELEASE_BRANCH) variable contains a valid release branch
# name.
define ENSURE_VALID_RELEASE_BRANCH_NAME =
	if [[ ! $(RELEASE_BRANCH) =~ ^(master|(stable/[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.x$$)) ]]; then \
		$(ECHO) "$(RED)Error: Invalid release branch name: '$(RELEASE_BRANCH)'."; \
		exit 1; \
	fi
endef

# Auxiliary variable that defines a new line for later substitution.
define newline


endef

# GitHub release text in Markdown format.
define RELEASE_TEXT =
For a list of changes in this release, see the [Change Log].

*NOTE: If you are upgrading from an earlier release, please **carefully review**
the [Change Log] for **Removals and Breaking changes**.*

[Change Log]: https://github.com/oasisprotocol/oasis-core/blob/v$(VERSION)/CHANGELOG.md

endef

# Instruct GoReleaser to create a "snapshot" release by default.
GORELEASER_ARGS ?= release --snapshot --rm-dist
# If the appropriate environment variable is set, create a real release.
ifeq ($(OASIS_CORE_REAL_RELEASE), true)
# Create temporary file with GitHub release's text.
_RELEASE_NOTES_FILE := $(shell mktemp /tmp/oasis-core.XXXXX)
_ := $(shell printf "$(subst ",\",$(subst $(newline),\n,$(RELEASE_TEXT)))" > $(_RELEASE_NOTES_FILE))
GORELEASER_ARGS = release --release-notes $(_RELEASE_NOTES_FILE)
endif

# Manually set GoReleaser's release tag since its automatic detection fails when
# two tags point to the same commit.
# In our case, each release has two tags:
# - an ordinary Git tag
# - a Go Modules compatible Git tag
# and hence we need to set it manually.
# For more details, see:
# https://goreleaser.com/customization/build/#define-build-tag
export GORELEASER_CURRENT_TAG := $(RELEASE_TAG)

# If mock SGX is configured, define extra runtime build flags.
ifdef OASIS_UNSAFE_MOCK_SGX
	OASIS_RUNTIME_NONSGX_FLAGS := --features debug-mock-sgx
else
	OASIS_RUNTIME_NONSGX_FLAGS :=
endif