[FDC] Fix firebase dataconnect:sdk:generate --watch
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This pull request resolves a critical logging issue with the firebase dataconnect:sdk:generate --watch command, ensuring that all output from the SDK generation process is properly displayed. It also refactors the underlying SDK generation mechanism to be more efficient and aligned with the Data Connect toolkit's design, improving the overall developer experience when generating client SDKs.
Highlights
- Fix
dataconnect:sdk:generate --watchlogging: Addresses a bug where thefirebase dataconnect:sdk:generate --watchcommand would "swallow" or suppress logs from the underlying SDK generation process, making it difficult to see real-time output. - Improved SDK generation process: The SDK generation logic has been refactored to call the underlying Data Connect toolkit once per service that has declared SDKs, rather than iterating and calling it per connector. This streamlines the process and aligns with the toolkit's expected behavior.
- Enhanced log streaming: The internal
DataConnectEmulator.generatemethod now useschildProcess.spawnwithstdio: "inherit". This change ensures that output from the external SDK generation tool is directly streamed to the console, resolving the log suppression issue. - Simplified
generatearguments: TheconnectorIdargument has been removed from theDataConnectGenerateArgsinterface and subsequent calls, as the SDK generation process is now handled at the service level rather than per individual connector.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly fixes an issue where logs were being swallowed by the firebase dataconnect:sdk:generate --watch command. The change from a synchronous spawnSync to an asynchronous spawn with inherited stdio is the right approach. The related API changes are consistent and well-implemented. I have one suggestion to improve the clarity and consistency of the new asynchronous error handling.
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Are you sure errors like missing Rosetta will be caught by this block, not the proc.on("error") above? I doubt spawn throws synchronously (as opposed to spawnSync).
Consider rejecting all errors in the Promise constructor and chaining .catch(...) to handle errors there
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This logic is copied from _runBinary here
To answer your question, honestly I am not sure. I don't know how to re-produce the original error.
We should probably extract a helper to run long-running emulator-ish binary process.
Can we do that separately? This bug here is pretty bad.
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Okay fair enough. Feel free to split that into a follow-up
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Okay fair enough. Feel free to split that into a follow-up
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While switching
fdc generatetofdc sdk generatecmd, I found this bug.fdc sdk generate --watchwould hang with no output and wait for any file changes.The previous behavior hangs because the cmd never exits.
This PR changed it to pipe stdout, so developers can see what it's doing behind the scenes.