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If JNIgen is run as part of another build system (#977 (comment)), or if JNIgen is run as standalone (#879), it would be useful to know what files an JNIgen run transitively depends on.
The list of files / directories / glob patterns should include:
entrypoints headers declared in config.
Any transitive dependencies (can libclang report what was used? Would using include directive suffice?)
pubspec.yaml ffigen version might be updated
jnigen.yaml the config file (@HosseinYousefi how would this work once we switch to a programmatic config? I guess the dart script running JNIgen would need to be in the deps.)
For standalone runs:
We should maybe save the environment, so that subsequent runs can check for equality.
The list of files/directories/globs should be output in some kind of format. (Maybe we should align with the BuildOutput.dependencies in the native assets CLI, which currently supports files and directories.)
If JNIgen is run as part of another build system (#977 (comment)), or if JNIgen is run as standalone (#879), it would be useful to know what files an JNIgen run transitively depends on.
The list of files / directories / glob patterns should include:
pubspec.yaml
ffigen version might be updatedjnigen.yaml
the config file (@HosseinYousefi how would this work once we switch to a programmatic config? I guess the dart script running JNIgen would need to be in the deps.)For standalone runs:
For runs from another build system:
The list of files/directories/globs should be output in some kind of format. (Maybe we should align with the
BuildOutput.dependencies
in the native assets CLI, which currently supports files and directories.)Edit: This would tie in to dart-lang/sdk#56512.
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