[ci] Add API Compatibility job to Azure Pipelines #3644
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Context: dotnet#3607 Adds a new job to the Azure Pipelines 'Test' stage which downloads, installs, and runs API compatibility checks against the .pkg installer produced by the macOS build job.
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Context: dotnet/android#3644 xamarin-android/pull/3644 introduces an Azure Pipelines job to run API compatibility checks against an installed .pkg file that was produced by a previous step in the pieline. This new check appears to be failing due to the fact that our installer includes `Mono.Android.Export.dll` and `OpenTK-1.0.dll` in the first target framework directory that it creates rather than the last. We'll now check the first target framework directory for these relevant assemblies, and only attempt to use the latest if the first doesn't exist to address this. An additional check has also been added to ensure that every expected API info file is successfully created, regardless of content.
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When a breakage occurs, the step should fail and we'll see the following under the 'Summary' or 'Extensions' tab of the build UI:
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This should be ready to go, but it depends on the changes in xamarin/xamarin-android-api-compatibility#23 |
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Context: dotnet/android#3644 dotnet/android#3644 introduces an Azure Pipelines job to run API compatibility checks against an installed `.pkg` file that was produced by a previous step in the build pipeline. This new check appears to be failing due to the fact that our installer includes `Mono.Android.Export.dll` and `OpenTK-1.0.dll` in the *first* target framework directory that it creates rather than all of them. We'll now check the first target framework directory for these relevant assemblies, and only attempt to use the latest if the first doesn't exist to address this, which would happen on PR builds. An additional check has also been added to ensure that every expected API info file is successfully created, regardless of content.
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xamarin/xamarin-android-api-compatibility#23 has been merged, this should be ready to go assuming we get a green api-compatibility check on this latest run. |
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Context: 4733cba Changes: xamarin/xamarin-android-api-compatibility@336eeda...a61271e Bumps to xamarin/xamarin-android-api-compatibility@a61271e0 Adds a new **API Compatibility** job to the Azure Pipelines 'Test' stage which downloads, installs, and runs API compatibility checks against the `.pkg` installer produced by the macOS build job. This allows our Azure DevOps-based pipeline to report API breakage, instead of requiring and relying on the previous Jenkins builds.
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Context: #3607
Adds a new job to the Azure Pipelines 'Test' stage which downloads,
installs, and runs API compatibility checks against the .pkg installer
produced by the macOS build job.