Delete the WPI output directory before each ainfer generation task - #8172
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Each `ainfer*Generate*` Gradle task renames `build/whole-program-inference` into the test's own directory in `doLast`. `doLast` does not run when the test fails, so a failed run leaves the directory in place, and the next generation task folds that stale output into its own results and feeds it to its validation task. Delete the directory in `doFirst` instead of relying on the rename. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@checker/build.gradle`:
- Line 492: Make deleteWpiOutputDirectory() configuration-cache safe by
resolving the WPI output File during configuration and passing it into the
helper, rather than accessing the Project-scoped buildDir or delete(...) from
doFirst task actions. Update each WPI generation task’s doFirst call to supply
the resolved File while preserving the existing deletion behavior.
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The Gradle configuration cache forbids a task action from using a project object or from calling a method of the build script. `deleteWpiOutputDirectory` did both: it called `Project.delete()` on a path built from `buildDir`, and each generation task called it from `doFirst`. Resolve the directory at configuration time in `wpiOutputDirectory()`, and delete it from a `static` method, which a task action may call. This is the same approach that `ainferIndexGenerateAjava` already took by hand, so that task now calls the shared method instead. `File.deleteDir()` reports failure by returning false rather than by throwing, so the method throws, as `Project.delete()` did. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on task The previous commit introduced a `static` helper for deleting the WPI output directory, but six of the seven `ainfer*Generate*` tasks still deleted their other directories with `Project.delete()` on paths built from `buildDir`, so their `doFirst` blocks remained configuration-cache-incompatible. Only `ainferIndexGenerateAjava` used the safe pattern, and it did so with a copy of the helper's body rather than by calling it. Give all seven tasks the same shape: resolve every directory at configuration time into a `List<File>`, and delete them from `doFirst` with one shared `DirectoryDeleter.deleteDirectories` call. Also, WPI writes to "build/whole-program-inference" relative to its working directory, so resolve that path with `file()` rather than with `layout.buildDirectory`, and use the accessor in `copyNonannotatedToAnnotatedDirectory`, which consumes the directory. These tasks still cannot run under the configuration cache -- their `doLast` blocks call build script methods, and unrelated tasks such as `:framework:cloneTypetoolsJdk` use `Task.project` at execution time -- but the deletion code no longer adds to that. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…-insert-irrelevant-3 Upstream merged the ainfer-relevance tests (typetools#8172, typetools#8176) in their pre-fix state, which records inference writing annotations on irrelevant types. Keep upstream's test infrastructure and take this branch's goal files and comments, which record the fixed behavior. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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ainfer*Generate*Gradle task renamesbuild/whole-program-inferenceinto the test's own directory indoLast.doLastdoes not run when the test fails, so a failed run leaves the directory in place, and the next generation task folds that stale output into its own results and feeds it to its validation task. The symptom is a validation failure in a test whose own generation pass succeeded.Delete the directory in
doFirstinstead of relying on the rename.Each of the seven generation tasks does so through a shared
DirectoryDeleter.deleteDirectorieshelper, passing directories that it resolved at configuration time, because the Gradle configuration cache forbids using a project object, or calling a build script's methods, from within a task action.ainferIndexGenerateAjavaalready deleted its directories that way; the other six now match it. (This does not make the tasks runnable under the configuration cache: theirdoLastblocks still call build script methods, and unrelated tasks such as:framework:cloneTypetoolsJdkuseTask.projectat execution time.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code