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build: don't pass python override to V8 build #38969
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On second thought, since the V8 CI is currently broken anyway after #38867 I'll update the job now and we can verify that this PR fixes it. |
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RSLGTM
+1 to fast-track if V8 CI is fixed |
I've undone the previous change to the V8 CI that was running Build against master (expected to fail as V8 will attempt to build with Python 3): https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-v8-linux/4032/ Build with this PR (expected to pass): https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-v8-linux/4033/ |
Needs a bit more work. With this PR V8 does build successfully but then we end up back in our Makefile to run the V8 tests and the override written to Lines 652 to 658 in 65a7fd3
https://ci.nodejs.org/job/node-test-commit-v8-linux/4033/nodes=rhel7-s390x,v8test=v8test/console
(Note I cannot just add |
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI.
Trying out doing the PATH manipulation in the Makefile. |
V8 CI has passed with this PR (🎉). @jasnell @targos FYI I've changed this PR to move the PATH manipulation to remove the bin override directory from the |
Fast-track has been requested by @gengjiawen. Please 👍 to approve. |
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: #38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
Landed in ff09d6d |
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: #38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: #38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: #38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: #38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
If the `configure.py` script is executed by a Python binary that is not the one on the PATH it will create a `python` symlink in `out/tools/bin` and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead of the one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is done so that gyp scripts shelling out to `python` execute with the same version of Python as used to run the configure script. V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8 build so that it picks up `python` from the unprefixed PATH. This will allow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build V8 in the CI. PR-URL: nodejs#38969 Reviewed-By: James M Snell <[email protected]> Reviewed-By: Michaël Zasso <[email protected]>
If the
configure.py
script is executed by a Python binary that isnot the one on the PATH it will create a
python
symlink inout/tools/bin
and prefix that to the PATH so it is used instead ofthe one that otherwise would have been found on the PATH. This is
done so that gyp scripts shelling out to
python
execute with thesame version of Python as used to run the configure script.
V8's build uses V8's build toolchain (i.e. not gyp) and currently that
is incompatible with Python 3. Prevent prefixing the PATH for the V8
build so that it picks up
python
from the unprefixed PATH. This willallow us to build Node.js with Python 3 but still use Python 2 to build
V8 in the CI.
Refs: #38791 (comment)
If we land this I need to undo the change in #36691 (comment) to force
configure
to run with Python 2 to allow Node.js' to autodetect Python 3 again (and this PR should allow V8 to then build withpython
pointing to Python 2).cc @targos @nodejs/v8-update