[CmdletBinding()] Param( [Parameter(Mandatory = $True, Position = 1)] [string]$targetDir ) # This script will check every deps.json file in the target directory to see if for each dll mentioned, #all the deps.json files that mention it will mention the same version. # The main goal is to catch when different versions for the same module might be copied to the same directory #at build time and might create flaky builds that get the wrong version of the dll sometimes. # A dictionary of dictionaries of lists to save which files reference each version of each dll. # Logic is DllName > fileVersion > list with deps.json files that reference it. # If for a specific dll there's more than one referenced file version, we have build collisions. $referencedFileVersionsPerDll = @{} $totalFailures = 0 Get-ChildItem $targetDir -Recurse -Filter *.deps.json -Exclude UITests-FancyZones* | ForEach-Object { # Temporarily exclude FancyZones UI tests because of Appium.WebDriver dependencies $depsJsonFullFileName = $_.FullName $depsJsonFileName = $_.Name $depsJson = Get-Content $depsJsonFullFileName | ConvertFrom-Json # We're doing a breadth first search to look for every runtime object. $iterateThroughEveryField = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.Queue[System.Object] $iterateThroughEveryField.Enqueue($depsJson) while($iterateThroughEveryField.Count -gt 0) { $currentObject = $iterateThroughEveryField.Dequeue(); $currentObject.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object { if($_.Name -ne 'SyncRoot') { # Skip SyncRoot to avoid looping in array objects. # Care only about objects, not value types. $iterateThroughEveryField.Enqueue($_.Value) if($_.Name -eq 'runtime') { # Cycle through each dll. $_.Value.PSObject.Properties | ForEach-Object { if($_.Name.EndsWith('.dll')) { $dllName = Split-Path $_.Name -leaf if([bool]($_.Value.PSObject.Properties.name -match 'fileVersion')) { $dllFileVersion = $_.Value.fileVersion if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($dllFileVersion) -and $dllName.StartsWith('PowerToys.'))` { # After VS 17.11 update some of PowerToys dlls have no fileVersion in deps.json even though the # version is correctly set. This is a workaround to skip our dlls as we are confident that all of # our dlls share the same version across the dependencies. continue } # Add the entry to the dictionary of dictionary of lists if(-Not $referencedFileVersionsPerDll.ContainsKey($dllName)) { $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName] = @{ $dllFileVersion = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.String] } } elseif(-Not $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName].ContainsKey($dllFileVersion)) { $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName][$dllFileVersion] = New-Object System.Collections.Generic.List[System.String] } $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName][$dllFileVersion].Add($depsJsonFileName) } } } } } } } } # Report on the files that are referenced for more than one version. $referencedFileVersionsPerDll.keys | ForEach-Object { if($referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$_].Count -gt 1) { $dllName = $_ Write-Host $dllName $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName].keys | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "`t" $_ $referencedFileVersionsPerDll[$dllName][$_] | ForEach-Object { Write-Host "`t`t" $_ } } $totalFailures++; } } if ($totalFailures -gt 0) { Write-Host -ForegroundColor Red "Detected " $totalFailures " libraries that are mentioned with different version across the dependencies.`r`n" exit 1 } Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green "All " $referencedFileVersionsPerDll.keys.Count " libraries are mentioned with the same version across the dependencies.`r`n" exit 0