LGTM新手求助:自定义Package在构建配置中的配置方法问询
How to Configure Custom Package Builds (like package_a) for LGTM Code Analysis
Hey there! I’ve helped set up similar custom dependency builds for LGTM before, so let’s walk through how to map your package_a workflow to LGTM’s build stages properly.
First, let’s recap LGTM’s key build phases to understand where each step fits:
- Prepare: This phase is for fetching dependencies, downloading source code, or extracting archives—perfect for your curl and tar steps.
- Configure: Use this phase to set up build configurations for dependencies or your main project, which matches your
./waf configurestep. - Index: LGTM handles this automatically to analyze your code; you just need to make sure built artifacts are accessible to the main project.
Now, let’s translate your package_a build steps into a working .lgtm.yml configuration. Here’s the full setup:
extraction: cpp: prepare: - curl -L https://github.com/developer/package_a/archive/package_a_v0.1.1.tar.gz --output package_a_v0.1.1.tar.gz - mkdir -p package_a - tar -xvzf package_a_v0.1.1.tar.gz -C package_a --strip-components=1 configure: - cd package_a && ./waf configure --prefix=$LGTM_WORKSPACE/install - cd package_a && ./waf build install index: environment: # Tell your main project where to find package_a's headers and libraries CFLAGS: "-I$LGTM_WORKSPACE/install/include" LDFLAGS: "-L$LGTM_WORKSPACE/install/lib" PKG_CONFIG_PATH: "$LGTM_WORKSPACE/install/lib/pkgconfig:$PKG_CONFIG_PATH"
Let’s break down each part:
Prepare Phase:
- We download the tarball, create the target directory, and extract the source into
package_a(using--strip-components=1to avoid nesting the source in a versioned subfolder, which keeps the build path cleaner).
- We download the tarball, create the target directory, and extract the source into
Configure Phase:
- We run
./waf configurewith a--prefixpointing to a directory inside LGTM’s workspace ($LGTM_WORKSPACEis a built-in variable for the project root). This ensures the installed files stay within the build environment and are accessible later. - Then we run
./waf build install—nosudoneeded here! LGTM runs builds in an isolated, non-privileged container, so system-wide installs aren’t allowed (and aren’t necessary, since we’re using a local prefix).
- We run
Index Phase Environment Variables:
- We set
CFLAGS,LDFLAGS, andPKG_CONFIG_PATHto point to the local install directory ofpackage_a. This tells your main project’s build system exactly where to find the headers and libraries it needs to link against.
- We set
A few extra tips:
- If your main project uses waf as well, you might need to adjust its configure step to explicitly look for
package_ain the local install path. - Test the configuration locally first if you can—simulate the LGTM environment using an isolated container (like Docker) and run the steps in order to catch any issues early.
- If
package_arequires additional system dependencies, addaptinstall commands in the prepare phase (e.g.,- apt-get update && apt-get install -y libfoo-dev).
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Szpak
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