build.py

'''
Module that does most of the heavy lifting for the ``conda build`` command.
'''
from __future__ import absolute_import, division, print_function

from collections import deque, OrderedDict
import fnmatch
import glob2
import io
import json
import os
import warnings
from os.path import isdir, isfile, islink, join, dirname
import random
import re
import shutil
import stat
import string
import subprocess
import sys
import time

# this is to compensate for a requests idna encoding error.  Conda is a better place to fix,
#   eventually
# exception is raises: "LookupError: unknown encoding: idna"
#    http://stackoverflow.com/a/13057751/1170370
import encodings.idna  # NOQA

from bs4 import UnicodeDammit
import yaml

import conda_package_handling.api

# used to get version
from .conda_interface import env_path_backup_var_exists, conda_45, conda_46
from .conda_interface import PY3
from .conda_interface import prefix_placeholder
from .conda_interface import TemporaryDirectory
from .conda_interface import VersionOrder
from .conda_interface import text_type
from .conda_interface import CrossPlatformStLink
from .conda_interface import PathType, FileMode
from .conda_interface import EntityEncoder
from .conda_interface import get_rc_urls
from .conda_interface import url_path
from .conda_interface import root_dir
from .conda_interface import conda_private
from .conda_interface import MatchSpec
from .conda_interface import reset_context
from .conda_interface import context
from .conda_interface import UnsatisfiableError
from .conda_interface import NoPackagesFoundError
from .conda_interface import CondaError
from .conda_interface import pkgs_dirs
from .utils import env_var, glob, tmp_chdir, CONDA_TARBALL_EXTENSIONS

from conda_build import environ, source, tarcheck, utils
from conda_build.index import get_build_index, update_index
from conda_build.render import (output_yaml, bldpkg_path, render_recipe, reparse, distribute_variants,
                                expand_outputs, try_download, execute_download_actions,
                                add_upstream_pins)
import conda_build.os_utils.external as external
from conda_build.metadata import FIELDS, MetaData, default_structs
from conda_build.post import (post_process, post_build,
                              fix_permissions, get_build_metadata)

from conda_build.exceptions import indent, DependencyNeedsBuildingError, CondaBuildException
from conda_build.variants import (set_language_env_vars, dict_of_lists_to_list_of_dicts,
                                  get_package_variants)
from conda_build.create_test import create_all_test_files

import conda_build.noarch_python as noarch_python

from conda import __version__ as conda_version
from conda_build import __version__ as conda_build_version

if sys.platform == 'win32':
    import conda_build.windows as windows

if 'bsd' in sys.platform:
    shell_path = '/bin/sh'
elif utils.on_win:
    shell_path = 'bash'
else:
    shell_path = '/bin/bash'


def stats_key(metadata, desc):
    # get the build string from whatever conda-build makes of the configuration
    used_loop_vars = metadata.get_used_loop_vars()
    build_vars = '-'.join([k + '_' + str(metadata.config.variant[k]) for k in used_loop_vars
                          if k != 'target_platform'])
    # kind of a special case.  Target platform determines a lot of output behavior, but may not be
    #    explicitly listed in the recipe.
    tp = metadata.config.variant.get('target_platform')
    if tp and tp != metadata.config.subdir and 'target_platform' not in build_vars:
        build_vars += '-target_' + tp
    key = [metadata.name(), metadata.version()]
    if build_vars:
        key.append(build_vars)
    key = "-".join(key)
    key = desc + key
    return key


def seconds_to_text(secs):
    m, s = divmod(secs, 60)
    h, m = divmod(int(m), 60)
    return "{:d}:{:02d}:{:04.1f}".format(h, m, s)


def log_stats(stats_dict, descriptor):
    print("\nResource usage statistics from {}:".format(descriptor))
    print("   Process count: {}".format(stats_dict.get('processes', 1)))

    if stats_dict.get('cpu_sys'):
        print("   CPU time: Sys={}, User={}".format(seconds_to_text(stats_dict.get('cpu_sys', 0)),
                                                    seconds_to_text(stats_dict.get('cpu_user', 0))))
    else:
        print("   CPU time: unavailable")

    if stats_dict.get('rss'):
        print("   Memory: {}".format(utils.bytes2human(stats_dict.get('rss', 0))))
    else:
        print("   Memory: unavailable")

    print("   Disk usage: {}".format(utils.bytes2human(stats_dict['disk'])))
    print("   Time elapsed: {}\n".format(seconds_to_text(stats_dict['elapsed'])))


def create_post_scripts(m):
    '''
    Create scripts to run after build step
    '''
    ext = '.bat' if utils.on_win else '.sh'
    for tp in 'pre-link', 'post-link', 'pre-unlink':
        # To have per-output link scripts they must be prefixed by the output name or be explicitly
        #    specified in the build section
        is_output = 'package:' not in m.get_recipe_text()
        scriptname = tp
        if is_output:
            if m.meta.get('build', {}).get(tp, ''):
                scriptname = m.meta['build'][tp]
            else:
                scriptname = m.name() + '-' + tp
        scriptname += ext
        dst_name = '.' + m.name() + '-' + tp + ext
        src = join(m.path, scriptname)
        if isfile(src):
            dst_dir = join(m.config.host_prefix,
                           'Scripts' if m.config.host_subdir.startswith('win-') else 'bin')
            if not isdir(dst_dir):
                os.makedirs(dst_dir, 0o775)
            dst = join(dst_dir, dst_name)
            utils.copy_into(src, dst, m.config.timeout, locking=m.config.locking)
            os.chmod(dst, 0o775)


def prefix_replacement_excluded(path):
    if path.endswith(('.pyc', '.pyo')) or not isfile(path):
        return True
    if sys.platform != 'darwin' and islink(path):
        # OSX does not allow hard-linking symbolic links, so we cannot
        # skip symbolic links (as we can on Linux)
        return True
    return False


def have_prefix_files(files, prefix):
    '''
    Yields files that contain the current prefix in them, and modifies them
    to replace the prefix with a placeholder.

    :param files: Filenames to check for instances of prefix
    :type files: list of tuples containing strings (prefix, mode, filename)
    '''

    prefix_bytes = prefix.encode(utils.codec)
    prefix_placeholder_bytes = prefix_placeholder.encode(utils.codec)
    searches = {prefix: prefix_bytes}
    if utils.on_win:
        # some windows libraries use unix-style path separators
        forward_slash_prefix = prefix.replace('\\', '/')
        forward_slash_prefix_bytes = forward_slash_prefix.encode(utils.codec)
        searches[forward_slash_prefix] = forward_slash_prefix_bytes
        # some windows libraries have double backslashes as escaping
        double_backslash_prefix = prefix.replace('\\', '\\\\')
        double_backslash_prefix_bytes = double_backslash_prefix.encode(utils.codec)
        searches[double_backslash_prefix] = double_backslash_prefix_bytes
    searches[prefix_placeholder] = prefix_placeholder_bytes
    min_prefix = min([len(k) for k, _ in searches.items()])

    # mm.find is incredibly slow, so ripgrep is used to pre-filter the list.
    # Really, ripgrep could be used on its own with a bit more work though.
    rg_matches = []
    prefix_len = len(prefix) + 1
    rg = external.find_executable('rg')
    if rg:
        for rep_prefix, _ in searches.items():
            try:
                args = [rg,
                        '--unrestricted',
                        '--no-heading',
                        '--with-filename',
                        '--files-with-matches',
                        '--fixed-strings',
                        '--text',
                        rep_prefix,
                        prefix]
                matches = subprocess.check_output(args)
                rg_matches.extend(matches.decode('utf-8').replace('\r\n', '\n').splitlines())
            except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
                continue
        # HACK: this is basically os.path.relpath, just simpler and faster
        # NOTE: path normalization needs to be in sync with create_info_files
        if utils.on_win:
            rg_matches = [rg_match.replace('\\', '/')[prefix_len:] for rg_match in rg_matches]
        else:
            rg_matches = [rg_match[prefix_len:] for rg_match in rg_matches]
    else:
        print("WARNING: Detecting which files contain PREFIX is slow, installing ripgrep makes it faster."
              " 'conda install ripgrep'")

    for f in files:
        if os.path.isabs(f):
            f = f[prefix_len:]
        if rg_matches and f not in rg_matches:
            continue
        path = os.path.join(prefix, f)
        if prefix_replacement_excluded(path):
            continue

        # dont try to mmap an empty file, and no point checking files that are smaller
        # than the smallest prefix.
        if os.stat(path).st_size < min_prefix:
            continue

        try:
            fi = open(path, 'rb+')
        except IOError:
            log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
            log.warn("failed to open %s for detecting prefix.  Skipping it." % f)
            continue
        try:
            mm = utils.mmap_mmap(fi.fileno(), 0, tagname=None, flags=utils.mmap_MAP_PRIVATE)
        except OSError:
            mm = fi.read()

        mode = 'binary' if mm.find(b'\x00') != -1 else 'text'
        if mode == 'text':
            # TODO :: Ask why we do not do this on Windows too?!
            if not utils.on_win and mm.find(prefix_bytes) != -1:
                # Use the placeholder for maximal backwards compatibility, and
                # to minimize the occurrences of usernames appearing in built
                # packages.
                data = mm[:]
                mm.close()
                fi.close()
                rewrite_file_with_new_prefix(path, data, prefix_bytes, prefix_placeholder_bytes)
                fi = open(path, 'rb+')
                mm = utils.mmap_mmap(fi.fileno(), 0, tagname=None, flags=utils.mmap_MAP_PRIVATE)
        for rep_prefix, rep_prefix_bytes in searches.items():
            if mm.find(rep_prefix_bytes) != -1:
                yield (rep_prefix, mode, f)
        mm.close()
        fi.close()


# It may be that when using the list form of passing args to subprocess
# what matters is the number of arguments rather than the accumulated
# string length. In that case, len(l[i]) should become 1, and we should
# pass this in instead. It could also depend on the platform. We should
# test this!
def chunks(l, n):
    # For item i in a range that is a length of l,
    size = 0
    start = 0
    for i in range(0, len(l)):
        # + 3 incase a shell is used: 1 space and 2 quotes.
        size = size + len(l[i]) + 3
        if i == len(l) - 1:
            yield l[start:i + 1]
        elif size > n:
            yield l[start:i + 1]
            start = i
            size = 0


def get_bytes_or_text_as_bytes(parent):
    if 'bytes' in parent:
        return parent['bytes']
    return parent['text'].encode('utf-8')


def regex_files_rg(files, prefix, tag, rg, regex_rg, replacement_re,
                   also_binaries=False, debug_this=False, match_records=OrderedDict()):
    # If we run out of space for args (could happen) we'll need to either:
    # 1. Batching the calls.
    # 2. Call for all (text?) files by passing just 'prefix' then filter out ones we don't care about (slow).
    # 3. Use a shell prefixed with `cd prefix && ` (could still hit size limits, just later).
    # I have gone for batching!
    args_base = [rg.encode('utf-8'),
                 b'--unrestricted',
                 b'--no-heading',
                 b'--with-filename'] + \
                 ([b'--text'] if also_binaries else []) + \
                 [b'--json',
                 regex_rg]
    pu = prefix.encode('utf-8')
    prefix_files = [os.path.join(pu, f.replace('/', os.sep).encode('utf-8')) for f in files]
    args_len = len(b' '.join(args_base))
    file_lists = list(chunks(prefix_files, (32760 if utils.on_win else 131071) - args_len))
    for file_list in file_lists:
        args = args_base[:] + file_list
        # This will not work now our args are binary strings:
        # from conda.utils import quote_for_shell
        # print(quote_for_shell(args))
        try:
            if utils.on_win:
                args = [a.decode('utf-8') for a in args]
            matches = subprocess.check_output(args, shell=False).rstrip(b'\n').split(b'\n')
            matches = b'[' + b','.join(matches) + b']\n'
            matches = json.loads(matches)
        except subprocess.CalledProcessError as _:  # noqa
            # Just means rg returned 1 as no matches were found.
            continue
        except Exception as e:
            raise e
        if matches:
            stage = 'pre-begin'
            for match in matches:
                new_stage = match['type']
                if new_stage == 'begin':
                    stage = new_stage
                    match_filename_begin = match['data']['path']['text'][len(prefix) + 1:]
                    match_filename_type = 'unknown'
                    # TODO :: Speed this up, and generalise it, the python version does similar.
                    with open(os.path.join(prefix, match_filename_begin), 'rb') as fh:
                        data = mmap_or_read(fh)
                        match_filename_type = 'binary' if data.find(b'\x00') != -1 else 'text'
                    assert match_filename_type != 'unknown'
                elif new_stage == 'match':
                    old_stage = stage
                    assert stage == 'begin' or stage == 'match' or stage == 'end'
                    stage = new_stage
                    match_filename = match['data']['path']['text'][len(prefix) + 1:]
                    # Get stuff from the 'line' (to be consistent with the python version we ignore this).
                    # match_line = get_bytes_or_text_as_bytes(match['data']['lines'])
                    # match_line_number = match['data']['line_number']
                    # match_absolute_offset = match['data']['absolute_offset']
                    if old_stage == 'begin':
                        assert match_filename_begin == match_filename, '{} != \n {}'\
                            .format(match_filename_begin, match_filename)
                    if match_filename not in match_records:
                        if debug_this:
                            # We could add: #'line': match_line, 'line_number': match_line_number but it would
                            # break our ability to compare against the python code.
                            match_records[match_filename] = {'type': match_filename_type,
                                                             'submatches': []}
                        else:
                            match_records[match_filename] = {'type': match_filename_type,
                                                             'submatches': []}
                    for submatch in match['data']['submatches']:
                        submatch_match_text = get_bytes_or_text_as_bytes(submatch['match'])
                        submatch_start = submatch['start'] + match['data']['absolute_offset']
                        submatch_end = submatch['end'] + match['data']['absolute_offset']
                        # print("{}({}) :: {}..{} = {}".format(
                        #       match_filename, match_line_number,
                        #       submatch_start, submatch_end, submatch_match_text))
                        submatch_record = {'tag': tag,
                                           'text': submatch_match_text,
                                           'start': submatch_start,
                                           'end': submatch_end,
                                           'regex_re': regex_rg,
                                           'replacement_re': replacement_re}
                        if submatch_record not in match_records[match_filename]['submatches']:
                            match_records[match_filename]['submatches'].append(submatch_record)
                elif new_stage == 'end':
                    assert stage == 'match'
                    stage = new_stage
                elif new_stage == 'elpased_total':
                    assert stage == 'end'
                    stage = new_stage
                    print('ELAPSED TOTAL')
    return sort_matches(match_records)


def mmap_or_read(fh):
    try:
        mm = utils.mmap_mmap(fh.fileno(), 0, tagname=None, flags=utils.mmap_MAP_PRIVATE)
    except OSError:
        mm = fh.read()
    return mm


def regex_files_py(files, prefix, tag, regex_re, replacement_re,
                   also_binaries=False, match_records=OrderedDict()):
    import re
    re_re = re.compile(regex_re)
    for file in files:
        with open(join(prefix, file), 'rb+') as f:
            if os.fstat(f.fileno()).st_size == 0:
                continue
            data = mmap_or_read(f)
            type = 'binary' if data.find(b'\x00') != -1 else 'text'
            if not also_binaries and type == 'binary':
                continue
            # data2 = f.read()
            for match in re.finditer(re_re, data):
                if match:
                    # absolute_offset = match.pos
                    if file not in match_records:
                        # Could add 'absolute_offset': absolute_offset,
                        match_records[file] = {'type': type,
                                               'submatches': []}
                    # else:
                    #     if match_records[file]['absolute_offset'] != absolute_offset:
                    #         print("Dropping match.pos() of {}, neq {}".format(absolute_offset, match_records[file]['absolute_offset']))
                    g_index = len(match.groups())
                    if g_index == 0:
                        # Complete match.
                        submatch_match_text = match.group()
                        submatch_start = match.start()
                        submatch_end = match.end()
                    else:
                        submatch_match_text = match.groups(g_index)[0]
                        submatch_start = match.start(g_index)
                        submatch_end = match.end(g_index)
                    # print("found {} ({}..{})".format(submatch_match_text, submatch_start, submatch_end))
                    match_records[file]['submatches'].append({'tag': tag,
                                                              'text': submatch_match_text,
                                                              'start': submatch_start,
                                                              'end': submatch_end,
                                                              'regex_re': regex_re,
                                                              'replacement_re': replacement_re})
                    # assert data2[match.start(g_index):match.end(g_index)] == match_text
                    # print(data2[match.start(g_index):match.end(g_index)])
    return sort_matches(match_records)


def regex_matches_tighten_re(match_records, regex_re, tag=None):
    # Do we need to shrink the matches?
    if match_records:
        import re
        re_re = re.compile(regex_re)
        for filename, match in match_records.items():
            for submatch in match['submatches']:
                if tag and submatch['tag'] != tag:
                    continue
                match_re = re.match(re_re, submatch['text'])
                if match_re:
                    groups = match_re.groups()
                    if groups:
                        match_tigher = match_re.group(len(groups))
                    else:
                        match_tigher = str(match_re)
                    if match_tigher != submatch['text']:
                        # Assert we can find submatches correctly at their start and end in the line.
                        if 'line' in match:
                            assert (match['line'][submatch['start'] -
                                    match['absolute_offset']:submatch['end'] -
                                    match['absolute_offset']] == submatch['text'])
                        index = submatch['text'].find(match_tigher)
                        assert index != -1
                        submatch['start'] += index
                        submatch['end'] = submatch['start'] + len(match_tigher)
                        # print("from {} to {} (index={})".format(submatch['text'], match_tigher, index))
                        submatch['text'] = match_tigher
                        # Assert we can still find submatches correctly at their start and end in the line.
                        if 'line' in match:
                            assert (match['line'][submatch['start'] -
                                    match['absolute_offset']:submatch['end'] -
                                    match['absolute_offset']] == submatch['text'])
                    # Even if the match was not tighter we overwrite the regex.
                    submatch['regex_re'] = regex_re
                else:
                    print("ERROR :: Tighter regex_re does not match")
    return sort_matches(match_records)


# Sorts matches by filename and also submatches by start position.
def sort_matches(match_records):
    match_records_o = OrderedDict(sorted(match_records.items()))
    for file, match in match_records_o.items():
        match['submatches'] = sorted(match['submatches'], key=lambda x: x['start'])
    return match_records_o


def check_matches(prefix, match_records):
    print("::CHECKING MATCHES::")
    for file, match in match_records.items():
        data = None
        with open(join(prefix, file), 'rb+') as f:
            data = f.read()
        if data:
            for submatch in match['submatches']:
                file_content = data[submatch['start']:submatch['end']]
                if file_content != submatch['text']:
                    print("ERROR :: file_content {} != submatch {}".format(file_content, submatch['text']))
                print("{} :: ({}..{}) = {}".format(file, submatch['start'], submatch['end'], submatch['text']))


def have_regex_files(files, prefix, tag, regex_re, replacement_re,
                     also_binaries=False, match_records={}, regex_rg=None, debug=False):
    '''
    :param files: Filenames to check for instances of regex_re
    :param prefix: Prefix in which to search for these files
    :param regex_re: The regex to use
    :param replacement_re: The replacement regex to use
    :param also_binaries: Search and replace in binaries too
    :param regex_rg: rg does not support all pcre2 nor python re features. You can use this to provide a
                     more compatible but also more broad, fast regex (it must capture everything regex_re
                     would capture, but can capture more) as a pre-filter. Then python re will be used to
                     reduce the matches. There are also some minor syntax differences between rg and re.
                     The last group is taken as the matching portion, though I am not sure about that
                     decision.
    :param match_records: A dictionary of previous results should you wish to augment it
    :return: input match_records augmented with matches
    '''
    if not len(files):
        return match_records
    import copy
    match_records_rg, match_records_re = copy.deepcopy(match_records), copy.deepcopy(match_records)
    if not isinstance(regex_re, (bytes, bytearray)):
        regex_re = regex_re.encode('utf-8')
    if regex_rg and not isinstance(regex_rg, (bytes, bytearray)):
        regex_rg = regex_rg.encode('utf-8')
    rg = external.find_executable('rg')
    if rg:
        match_records_rg = regex_files_rg(files, prefix, tag,
                                          rg,
                                          regex_rg if regex_rg else regex_re,
                                          replacement_re,
                                          also_binaries=also_binaries,
                                          debug_this=debug,
                                          match_records=match_records_rg)
        if regex_rg and regex_re:
            match_records_rg = regex_matches_tighten_re(match_records_rg, regex_re, tag)
    if not rg or debug:
        match_records_re = regex_files_py(files, prefix, tag,
                                          regex_re if regex_re else regex_rg,
                                          replacement_re,
                                          also_binaries=also_binaries,
                                          match_records=match_records_re)
        if debug:
            check_matches(prefix, match_records_rg)
            check_matches(prefix, match_records_re)
            if match_records_rg != match_records_re:
                for (k, v), (k2, v2) in zip(match_records_rg.items(), match_records_re.items()):
                    if k != k2:
                        print("File Mismatch:\n{}\n{}".format(k, k2))
                    elif v != v2:
                        print("Match Mismatch ({}):\n{}\n{}".format(v, v2, k))
                        for submatch, submatch2 in zip(v['submatches'], v2['submatches']):
                            if submatch != submatch2:
                                print("Submatch Mismatch ({}):\n{}\n{}".format(submatch, submatch2, k))
    return match_records_rg if rg else match_records_re


def rewrite_file_with_new_prefix(path, data, old_prefix, new_prefix):
    # Old and new prefix should be bytes

    st = os.stat(path)
    data = data.replace(old_prefix, new_prefix)
    # Save as
    with open(path, 'wb') as fo:
        fo.write(data)
    os.chmod(path, stat.S_IMODE(st.st_mode) | stat.S_IWUSR)  # chmod u+w
    return data


def perform_replacements(matches, prefix, verbose=False, diff=None):
    for file, match in matches.items():
        filename = os.path.join(prefix, file)
        filename_tmp = filename + '.cbpatch.tmp'
        if os.path.exists(filename_tmp):
            os.unlink()
        shutil.copy2(filename, filename_tmp)
        filename_short = filename.replace(prefix + os.sep, '')
        print("Patching '{}' in {} {}".format(filename_short,
                                             len(match['submatches']),
                                             'places' if len(match['submatches']) > 1 else 'place'))
        with open(filename_tmp, 'wb+') as file_tmp:
            file_tmp.truncate()
            with open(filename, 'rb') as file:
                last_index = 0
                for submatch in match['submatches']:
                    length = submatch['start'] - last_index
                    data = file.read(length)
                    assert len(data) == length
                    file_tmp.write(data)
                    original = submatch['text']
                    # Ideally you wouldn't pass to this function any submatches with replacement_re of None,
                    # Still, it's easily handled.
                    if submatch['replacement_re']:
                        replacement_re = submatch['replacement_re']
                        if not isinstance(replacement_re, (bytes, bytearray)):
                            replacement_re = replacement_re.encode('utf-8')
                        new_string = re.sub(submatch['regex_re'], replacement_re, original)
                    else:
                        new_string = original
                    if match['type'] == 'binary':
                        if len(original) < len(new_string):
                            print("ERROR :: Cannot replace {} with {} in binary file {}".format(original,
                                                                                                new_string,
                                                                                                filename))
                        new_string = new_string.ljust(len(original), b'\0')
                        assert len(new_string) == len(original)
                    file_tmp.write(new_string)
                    # discarded (but also verified)
                    actual_original = file.read(len(original))
                    if match['type'] == 'binary':
                        assert actual_original == original
                    last_index += length + len(original)
                    if submatch == match['submatches'][len(match['submatches']) - 1]:
                        # Write the remainder.
                        data = file.read()
                        file_tmp.write(data)
        # Could assert the lengths of binaries are the same here for extra safety.
        if os.path.exists(filename_tmp):
            if diff and match['type'] == 'text':
                diffo = "Diff returned no difference after patching {}".format(filename_short)
                # Always expect an exception.
                try:
                    diffo = subprocess.check_output([diff, '-urN', filename, filename_tmp], stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
                    print('WARNING :: Non-deferred patching of "{}" did not change it'.format(filename))
                except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
                    diffo = e.output
                print(diffo.decode('utf-8'))
            if os.path.exists(filename):
                os.unlink(filename)
            shutil.move(filename_tmp, filename)


def _copy_top_level_recipe(path, config, dest_dir, destination_subdir=None):
    files = utils.rec_glob(path, "*")
    file_paths = sorted([f.replace(path + os.sep, '') for f in files])

    # when this actually has a value, we're copying the top-level recipe into a subdirectory,
    #    so that we have record of what parent recipe produced subpackages.
    if destination_subdir:
        dest_dir = join(dest_dir, destination_subdir)
    else:
        # exclude meta.yaml because the json dictionary captures its content
        file_paths = [f for f in file_paths if not (f == 'meta.yaml' or
                                                    f == 'conda_build_config.yaml')]
    file_paths = utils.filter_files(file_paths, path)
    for f in file_paths:
        utils.copy_into(join(path, f), join(dest_dir, f),
                        timeout=config.timeout,
                        locking=config.locking, clobber=True)


def _copy_output_recipe(m, dest_dir):
    _copy_top_level_recipe(m.path, m.config, dest_dir, 'parent')

    this_output = m.get_rendered_output(m.name()) or {}
    install_script = this_output.get('script')
    build_inputs = []
    inputs = [install_script] + build_inputs
    file_paths = [script for script in inputs if script]
    file_paths = utils.filter_files(file_paths, m.path)

    for f in file_paths:
        utils.copy_into(join(m.path, f), join(dest_dir, f),
                        timeout=m.config.timeout,
                        locking=m.config.locking, clobber=True)


def copy_recipe(m):
    if m.config.include_recipe and m.include_recipe():
        # store the rendered meta.yaml file, plus information about where it came from
        #    and what version of conda-build created it
        recipe_dir = join(m.config.info_dir, 'recipe')
        try:
            os.makedirs(recipe_dir)
        except:
            pass

        original_recipe = ""

        if m.is_output:
            _copy_output_recipe(m, recipe_dir)
        else:
            _copy_top_level_recipe(m.path, m.config, recipe_dir)
            original_recipe = m.meta_path

        output_metadata = m.copy()
        # hard code the build string, so that tests don't get it mixed up
        build = output_metadata.meta.get('build', {})
        build['string'] = output_metadata.build_id()
        output_metadata.meta['build'] = build

        # just for lack of confusion, don't show outputs in final rendered recipes
        if 'outputs' in output_metadata.meta:
            del output_metadata.meta['outputs']
        if 'parent_recipe' in output_metadata.meta.get('extra', {}):
            del output_metadata.meta['extra']['parent_recipe']

        utils.sort_list_in_nested_structure(output_metadata.meta,
                                            ('build/script', 'test/commands'))

        rendered = output_yaml(output_metadata)

        if original_recipe:
            with open(original_recipe, 'rb') as f:
                original_recipe_text = UnicodeDammit(f.read()).unicode_markup

        if not original_recipe or not original_recipe_text == rendered:
            with open(join(recipe_dir, "meta.yaml"), 'w') as f:
                f.write("# This file created by conda-build {}\n".format(conda_build_version))
                if original_recipe:
                    f.write("# meta.yaml template originally from:\n")
                    f.write("# " + source.get_repository_info(m.path) + "\n")
                f.write("# ------------------------------------------------\n\n")
                f.write(rendered)
            if original_recipe:
                utils.copy_into(original_recipe, os.path.join(recipe_dir, 'meta.yaml.template'),
                                timeout=m.config.timeout, locking=m.config.locking, clobber=True)

        # dump the full variant in use for this package to the recipe folder
        with open(os.path.join(recipe_dir, 'conda_build_config.yaml'), 'w') as f:
            yaml.dump(m.config.variant, f)


def copy_readme(m):
    readme = m.get_value('about/readme')
    if readme:
        src = join(m.config.work_dir, readme)
        if not isfile(src):
            sys.exit("Error: no readme file: %s" % readme)
        dst = join(m.config.info_dir, readme)
        utils.copy_into(src, dst, m.config.timeout, locking=m.config.locking)
        if os.path.split(readme)[1] not in {"README.md", "README.rst", "README"}:
            print("WARNING: anaconda.org only recognizes about/readme "
                  "as README.md and README.rst", file=sys.stderr)


def copy_license(m):
    license_files = utils.ensure_list(m.get_value('about/license_file', []))
    if not license_files:
        return
    count = 0
    for license_file in license_files:
        # To not break existing recipes, ignore an empty string.
        if license_file == "":
            continue
        src_file = join(m.config.work_dir, license_file)
        if not os.path.isfile(src_file):
            src_file = os.path.join(m.path, license_file)
        if os.path.isfile(src_file):
            # Rename absolute file paths or relative file paths starting with .. or .
            if os.path.isabs(license_file) or license_file.startswith("."):
                filename = "LICENSE{}.txt".format(count)
                count += 1
            else:
                filename = license_file
            utils.copy_into(src_file,
                            join(m.config.info_dir, 'licenses', filename), m.config.timeout,
                            locking=m.config.locking)
        else:
            raise ValueError("License file given in about/license_file ({}) does not exist in "
                             "source root dir or in recipe root dir (with meta.yaml)".format(src_file))
    print("Packaged license file/s.")


def copy_recipe_log(m):
    # the purpose of this file is to capture some change history metadata that may tell people
    #    why a given build was changed the way that it was
    log_file = m.get_value('about/recipe_log_file') or "recipe_log.json"
    # look in recipe folder first
    src_file = os.path.join(m.path, log_file)
    if not os.path.isfile(src_file):
        src_file = join(m.config.work_dir, log_file)
    if os.path.isfile(src_file):
        utils.copy_into(src_file,
                        join(m.config.info_dir, 'recipe_log.json'), m.config.timeout,
                        locking=m.config.locking)


def copy_test_source_files(m, destination):
    src_dir = ''
    if os.listdir(m.config.work_dir):
        src_dir = m.config.work_dir
    elif hasattr(m.config, 'recipe_dir') and m.config.recipe_dir:
        src_dir = os.path.join(m.config.recipe_dir, 'info', 'test')

    src_dirs = [src_dir]
    if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(src_dir, 'parent')):
        src_dirs.append(os.path.join(src_dir, 'parent'))

    for src_dir in src_dirs:
        if src_dir and os.path.isdir(src_dir) and src_dir != destination:
            for pattern in utils.ensure_list(m.get_value('test/source_files', [])):
                if utils.on_win and '\\' in pattern:
                    raise RuntimeError("test/source_files paths must use / "
                                        "as the path delimiter on Windows")
                files = glob(join(src_dir, pattern))
                if not files:
                    msg = "Did not find any source_files for test with pattern {0}"
                    raise RuntimeError(msg.format(pattern))
                for f in files:
                    try:
                        # disable locking to avoid locking a temporary directory (the extracted
                        #     test folder)
                        utils.copy_into(f, f.replace(src_dir, destination), m.config.timeout,
                                locking=False, clobber=True)
                    except OSError as e:
                        log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
                        log.warn("Failed to copy {0} into test files.  Error was: {1}".format(f,
                                                                                            str(e)))
                for ext in '.pyc', '.pyo':
                    for f in utils.get_ext_files(destination, ext):
                        os.remove(f)

    recipe_test_files = m.get_value('test/files')
    if recipe_test_files:
        orig_recipe_dir = m.path
        for pattern in recipe_test_files:
            files = glob(join(orig_recipe_dir, pattern))
            for f in files:
                basedir = orig_recipe_dir
                if not os.path.isfile(f):
                    basedir = os.path.join(orig_recipe_dir, 'parent')
                dest = f.replace(basedir, destination)
                if f != dest:
                    utils.copy_into(f, f.replace(basedir, destination),
                                    timeout=m.config.timeout, locking=m.config.locking,
                                    clobber=True)


def write_hash_input(m):
    recipe_input = m.get_hash_contents()
    with open(os.path.join(m.config.info_dir, 'hash_input.json'), 'w') as f:
        json.dump(recipe_input, f, indent=2)


def get_files_with_prefix(m, files_in, prefix):
    import time
    start = time.time()
    # It is nonsensical to replace anything in a symlink.
    files = sorted([f for f in files_in if not os.path.islink(os.path.join(prefix, f))])
    ignore_files = m.ignore_prefix_files()
    ignore_types = set()
    if not hasattr(ignore_files, "__iter__"):
        if ignore_files is True:
            ignore_types.update((FileMode.text.name, FileMode.binary.name))
        ignore_files = []
    if (not m.get_value('build/detect_binary_files_with_prefix', True) and
       not m.get_value('build/binary_has_prefix_files', None)):
        ignore_types.update((FileMode.binary.name,))
    files_with_prefix = [(None, FileMode.binary.name if
                         open(os.path.join(prefix, f), 'rb+').read().find(b'\x00') != -1 else
                             FileMode.text.name, f) for f in files]
    ignore_files.extend(
        f[2] for f in files_with_prefix if (f[1] in ignore_types and
        f[2] not in ignore_files) or prefix_replacement_excluded(os.path.join(prefix, f[2])))
    files_with_prefix = [f for f in files_with_prefix if f[2] not in ignore_files]

    prefix_u = prefix.replace('\\', '/') if utils.on_win else prefix
    # If we've cross compiled on Windows to unix, chances are many files will refer to Windows
    # paths.
    if utils.on_win or m.config.subdir.startswith('win'):
        # TODO :: Should we also handle MSYS2 paths (/c/blah) here? Probably!
        pfx_variants = (prefix,
                        prefix_u,
                        prefix_placeholder.replace('\\', '\''),
                        prefix_placeholder.replace('/', '\\'))
    else:
        pfx_variants = (prefix, prefix_placeholder)
    re_test = b'(' + b'|'.join(v.encode('utf-8').replace(b'\\', b'\\\\') for v in pfx_variants) + b')'
    pfx_matches = have_regex_files([f[2] for f in files_with_prefix], prefix=prefix,
                                   tag='prefix',
                                   regex_re=re_test,
                                   # We definitely do not want this as a replacement_re as it'd replace
                                   # /opt/anaconda1anaconda2anaconda3 with the prefix. As it happens we
                                   # do not do any replacement at all here.
                                   # replacement_re=prefix.encode('utf-8').replace(b'\\', b'\\\\'),
                                   replacement_re=None,
                                   also_binaries=True,
                                   match_records={},
                                   debug=m.config.debug)
    prefixes_for_file = {}
    # This is for Windows mainly, though we may want to allow multiple searches at once in a file on
    # all OSes some-day. It  is harmless to do this on all systems anyway.
    for filename, match in pfx_matches.items():
        prefixes_for_file[filename] = set([sm['text'] for sm in match['submatches']])
    files_with_prefix_new = []
    for (_, mode, filename) in files_with_prefix:
        np = filename.replace('/', '\\') if utils.on_win else filename
        if np in prefixes_for_file and np in pfx_matches:
            for pfx in prefixes_for_file[np]:
                files_with_prefix_new.append((pfx.decode('utf-8'), mode, filename))
    files_with_prefix = files_with_prefix_new
    all_matches = {}

    variant = m.config.variant
    replacement_tags = ''
    if 'replacements' in variant:
        replacements = variant['replacements']
        last = len(replacements['all_replacements']) - 1
        for index, replacement in enumerate(replacements['all_replacements']):
            all_matches = have_regex_files(files=[f for f in files if any(
                                                  glob2.fnmatch.fnmatch(f, r) for r in replacement['glob_patterns'])],
                                           prefix=prefix,
                                           tag=replacement['tag'],
                                           regex_re=replacement['regex_re'],
                                           replacement_re=replacement['replacement_re'],
                                           match_records=all_matches,
                                           regex_rg=replacement['regex_rg'] if 'regex_rg' in replacement else None,
                                           debug=m.config.debug)
            replacement_tags = replacement_tags + '"' + replacement['tag'] + ('"' if
                                                         index == last else '", ')
    perform_replacements(all_matches, prefix)
    end = time.time()
    total_replacements = sum(map(lambda i: len(all_matches[i]['submatches']), all_matches))
    print("INFO :: Time taken to mark (prefix){}\n"
          "        {} replacements in {} files was {:.2f} seconds".format(
          " and mark+peform ({})".format(replacement_tags) if replacement_tags else '',
        total_replacements, len(all_matches), end - start))
    '''
    # Keeping this around just for a while.
    files_with_prefix2 = sorted(have_prefix_files(files_in, prefix))
    end = time.time()
    print("INFO :: Time taken to do replacements (prefix only) was: {}".format(end - start))

    ignore_files = m.ignore_prefix_files()
    ignore_types = set()
    if not hasattr(ignore_files, "__iter__"):
        if ignore_files is True:
            ignore_types.update((FileMode.text.name, FileMode.binary.name))
        ignore_files = []
    if (not m.get_value('build/detect_binary_files_with_prefix', True) and
        not m.get_value('build/binary_has_prefix_files', None)):
        ignore_types.update((FileMode.binary.name,))
    # files_with_prefix is a list of tuples containing (prefix_placeholder, file_type, file_path)
    ignore_files.extend(
        f[2] for f in files_with_prefix2 if f[1] in ignore_types and f[2] not in ignore_files)
    files_with_prefix2 = [f for f in files_with_prefix2 if f[2] not in ignore_files]
    end2 = time.time()
    print("INFO :: Time taken to do replacements (prefix only) was: {}".format(end2 - start2))
    files1 = set([f for _, _, f in files_with_prefix])
    files2 = set([f for _, _, f in files_with_prefix2])
    assert not (files2 - files1), "New ripgrep prefix search missed the following files:\n{}\n".format(files2 - files1)
    '''
    return sorted(files_with_prefix)


def record_prefix_files(m, files_with_prefix):

    if not files_with_prefix:
        return

    # Copies are made to ease debugging. Sorry.
    binary_has_prefix_files = m.binary_has_prefix_files()[:]
    text_has_prefix_files = m.has_prefix_files()[:]
    # We need to cache these as otherwise the fact we remove from this in a for loop later
    # that also checks it has elements.
    len_binary_has_prefix_files = len(binary_has_prefix_files)

    if files_with_prefix and not m.noarch:
        if utils.on_win:
            # Paths on Windows can contain spaces, so we need to quote the
            # paths. Fortunately they can't contain quotes, so we don't have
            # to worry about nested quotes.
            fmt_str = '"%s" %s "%s"\n'
        else:
            # Don't do it everywhere because paths on Unix can contain quotes,
            # and we don't have a good method of escaping, and because older
            # versions of conda don't support quotes in has_prefix
            fmt_str = '%s %s %s\n'

        print("Files containing CONDA_PREFIX")
        print("-----------------------------")
        with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'has_prefix'), 'w') as fo:
            for pfix, mode, fn in files_with_prefix:
                print('{} :: {} :: {}'.format(pfix, mode, fn))
                ignored_because = None
                if (fn in binary_has_prefix_files or (not len_binary_has_prefix_files or
                   m.get_value('build/detect_binary_files_with_prefix', False) and mode == 'binary')):
                    if fn in binary_has_prefix_files:
                        if mode != 'binary':
                            mode = 'binary'
                        elif fn in binary_has_prefix_files:
                            print("File {} force-identified as 'binary', "
                                  "But it is 'binary' anyway, suggest removing it from "
                                  "`build/binary_has_prefix_files`".format(fn))
                    if fn in binary_has_prefix_files:
                        binary_has_prefix_files.remove(fn)
                elif fn in text_has_prefix_files or mode == 'text':
                    if mode != 'text':
                        mode = 'text'
                    elif fn in text_has_prefix_files:
                        print("File {} force-identified as 'text', "
                              "But it is 'text' anyway, suggest removing it from "
                              "`build/has_prefix_files`".format(fn))
                    if fn in text_has_prefix_files:
                        text_has_prefix_files.remove(fn)
                else:
                    ignored_because = " :: Not in build/%s_has_prefix_files" % (mode)

                print("{fn} ({mode}): {action}{reason}".format(fn=fn, mode=mode,
                                                               action="Ignoring" if ignored_because else "Patching",
                                                               reason=ignored_because if ignored_because else ""))
                if ignored_because is None:
                    fo.write(fmt_str % (pfix, mode, fn))

    # make sure we found all of the files expected
    errstr = ""
    for f in text_has_prefix_files:
        errstr += "Did not detect hard-coded path in %s from has_prefix_files\n" % f
    for f in binary_has_prefix_files:
        errstr += "Did not detect hard-coded path in %s from binary_has_prefix_files\n" % f
    if errstr:
        raise RuntimeError(errstr)


def sanitize_channel(channel):
    return re.sub(r'\/t\/[a-zA-Z0-9\-]*\/', '/t/<TOKEN>/', channel)


def write_info_files_file(m, files):
    entry_point_scripts = m.get_value('build/entry_points')
    entry_point_script_names = get_entry_point_script_names(entry_point_scripts)

    mode_dict = {'mode': 'w', 'encoding': 'utf-8'} if PY3 else {'mode': 'wb'}
    with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'files'), **mode_dict) as fo:
        if m.noarch == 'python':
            for f in sorted(files):
                if f.find("site-packages") >= 0:
                    fo.write(f[f.find("site-packages"):] + '\n')
                elif f.startswith("bin") and (f not in entry_point_script_names):
                    fo.write(f.replace("bin", "python-scripts") + '\n')
                elif f.startswith("Scripts") and (f not in entry_point_script_names):
                    fo.write(f.replace("Scripts", "python-scripts") + '\n')
                else:
                    fo.write(f + '\n')
        else:
            for f in sorted(files):
                fo.write(f + '\n')


def write_link_json(m):
    package_metadata = OrderedDict()
    noarch_type = m.get_value('build/noarch')
    if noarch_type:
        noarch_dict = OrderedDict(type=text_type(noarch_type))
        if text_type(noarch_type).lower() == "python":
            entry_points = m.get_value('build/entry_points')
            if entry_points:
                noarch_dict['entry_points'] = entry_points
        package_metadata['noarch'] = noarch_dict

    preferred_env = m.get_value("build/preferred_env")
    if preferred_env:
        preferred_env_dict = OrderedDict(name=text_type(preferred_env))
        executable_paths = m.get_value("build/preferred_env_executable_paths")
        if executable_paths:
            preferred_env_dict["executable_paths"] = executable_paths
        package_metadata["preferred_env"] = preferred_env_dict
    if package_metadata:
        # The original name of this file was info/package_metadata_version.json, but we've
        #   now changed it to info/link.json.  Still, we must indefinitely keep the key name
        #   package_metadata_version, or we break conda.
        package_metadata["package_metadata_version"] = 1
        with open(os.path.join(m.config.info_dir, "link.json"), 'w') as fh:
            fh.write(json.dumps(package_metadata, sort_keys=True, indent=2, separators=(',', ': ')))


def write_about_json(m):
    with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'about.json'), 'w') as fo:
        d = {}
        for key in FIELDS["about"]:
            value = m.get_value('about/%s' % key)
            if value:
                d[key] = value
            if default_structs.get('about/%s' % key) == list:
                d[key] = utils.ensure_list(value)

        # for sake of reproducibility, record some conda info
        d['conda_version'] = conda_version
        d['conda_build_version'] = conda_build_version
        # conda env will be in most, but not necessarily all installations.
        #    Don't die if we don't see it.
        stripped_channels = []
        for channel in get_rc_urls() + list(m.config.channel_urls):
            stripped_channels.append(sanitize_channel(channel))
        d['channels'] = stripped_channels
        evars = ['CIO_TEST']

        d['env_vars'] = {ev: os.getenv(ev, '<not set>') for ev in evars}
        # this information will only be present in conda 4.2.10+
        try:
            d['conda_private'] = conda_private
        except (KeyError, AttributeError):
            pass
        env = environ.Environment(root_dir)
        d['root_pkgs'] = env.package_specs()
        # Include the extra section of the metadata in the about.json
        d['extra'] = m.get_section('extra')
        json.dump(d, fo, indent=2, sort_keys=True)


def write_info_json(m):
    info_index = m.info_index()
    if m.pin_depends:
        # Wtih 'strict' depends, we will have pinned run deps during rendering
        if m.pin_depends == 'strict':
            runtime_deps = m.meta.get('requirements', {}).get('run', [])
            info_index['depends'] = runtime_deps
        else:
            runtime_deps = environ.get_pinned_deps(m, 'run')
        with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'requires'), 'w') as fo:
            fo.write("""\
# This file as created when building:
#
#     %s.tar.bz2  (on '%s')
#
# It can be used to create the runtime environment of this package using:
# $ conda create --name <env> --file <this file>
""" % (m.dist(), m.config.build_subdir))
            for dist in sorted(runtime_deps + [' '.join(m.dist().rsplit('-', 2))]):
                fo.write('%s\n' % '='.join(dist.split()))

    # Deal with Python 2 and 3's different json module type reqs
    mode_dict = {'mode': 'w', 'encoding': 'utf-8'} if PY3 else {'mode': 'wb'}
    with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'index.json'), **mode_dict) as fo:
        json.dump(info_index, fo, indent=2, sort_keys=True)


def write_no_link(m, files):
    no_link = m.get_value('build/no_link')
    if no_link:
        if not isinstance(no_link, list):
            no_link = [no_link]
        with open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'no_link'), 'w') as fo:
            for f in files:
                if any(fnmatch.fnmatch(f, p) for p in no_link):
                    fo.write(f + '\n')


def get_entry_point_script_names(entry_point_scripts):
    scripts = []
    for entry_point in entry_point_scripts:
        cmd = entry_point[:entry_point.find("=")].strip()
        if utils.on_win:
            scripts.append("Scripts\\%s-script.py" % cmd)
            scripts.append("Scripts\\%s.exe" % cmd)
        else:
            scripts.append("bin/%s" % cmd)
    return scripts


def write_run_exports(m):
    run_exports = m.meta.get('build', {}).get('run_exports', {})
    if run_exports:
        with open(os.path.join(m.config.info_dir, 'run_exports.json'), 'w') as f:
            if not hasattr(run_exports, 'keys'):
                run_exports = {'weak': run_exports}
            for k in utils.RUN_EXPORTS_TYPES:
                if k in run_exports:
                    run_exports[k] = utils.ensure_list(run_exports[k])
            json.dump(run_exports, f)


def create_info_files(m, files, prefix):
    '''
    Creates the metadata files that will be stored in the built package.

    :param m: Package metadata
    :type m: Metadata
    :param files: Paths to files to include in package
    :type files: list of str
    '''
    if utils.on_win:
        # make sure we use '/' path separators in metadata
        files = [_f.replace('\\', '/') for _f in files]

    if m.config.filename_hashing:
        write_hash_input(m)
    write_info_json(m)  # actually index.json
    write_about_json(m)
    write_link_json(m)
    write_run_exports(m)

    copy_recipe(m)
    copy_readme(m)
    copy_license(m)
    copy_recipe_log(m)

    create_all_test_files(m, test_dir=join(m.config.info_dir, 'test'))
    if m.config.copy_test_source_files:
        copy_test_source_files(m, join(m.config.info_dir, 'test'))

    write_info_files_file(m, files)

    files_with_prefix = get_files_with_prefix(m, files, prefix)
    checksums = create_info_files_json_v1(m, m.config.info_dir, prefix, files, files_with_prefix)

    record_prefix_files(m, files_with_prefix)
    write_no_link(m, files)

    sources = m.get_section('source')
    if hasattr(sources, 'keys'):
        sources = [sources]

    with io.open(join(m.config.info_dir, 'git'), 'w', encoding='utf-8') as fo:
        for src in sources:
            if src.get('git_url'):
                source.git_info(os.path.join(m.config.work_dir, src.get('folder', '')),
                                verbose=m.config.verbose, fo=fo)

    if m.get_value('app/icon'):
        utils.copy_into(join(m.path, m.get_value('app/icon')),
                        join(m.config.info_dir, 'icon.png'),
                        m.config.timeout, locking=m.config.locking)
    return checksums


def get_short_path(m, target_file):
    entry_point_script_names = get_entry_point_script_names(m.get_value('build/entry_points'))
    if m.noarch == 'python':
        if target_file.find("site-packages") >= 0:
            return target_file[target_file.find("site-packages"):]
        elif target_file.startswith("bin") and (target_file not in entry_point_script_names):
            return target_file.replace("bin", "python-scripts")
        elif target_file.startswith("Scripts") and (target_file not in entry_point_script_names):
            return target_file.replace("Scripts", "python-scripts")
        else:
            return target_file
    elif m.get_value('build/noarch_python', None):
        return None
    else:
        return target_file


def has_prefix(short_path, files_with_prefix):
    for prefix, mode, filename in files_with_prefix:
        if short_path == filename:
            return prefix, mode
    return None, None


def is_no_link(no_link, short_path):
    no_link = utils.ensure_list(no_link)
    if any(fnmatch.fnmatch(short_path, p) for p in no_link):
        return True


def get_inode(file):
    return os.lstat(file).st_ino


def get_inode_paths(files, target_short_path, prefix):
    utils.ensure_list(files)
    target_short_path_inode = get_inode(join(prefix, target_short_path))
    hardlinked_files = [sp for sp in files
                        if os.lstat(join(prefix, sp)).st_ino == target_short_path_inode]
    return sorted(hardlinked_files)


def get_inodes(files, prefix):
    return [os.lstat(join(prefix, sp)).st_ino for sp in files]


def path_type(path):
    return PathType.softlink if islink(path) else PathType.hardlink


def build_info_files_json_v1(m, prefix, files, files_with_prefix):
    no_link_files = m.get_value('build/no_link')
    files_json = []
    files_inodes = get_inodes(files, prefix)
    for fi in sorted(files):
        prefix_placeholder, file_mode = has_prefix(fi, files_with_prefix)
        path = os.path.join(prefix, fi)
        short_path = get_short_path(m, fi)
        if short_path:
            short_path = short_path.replace('\\', '/').replace('\\\\', '/')
        file_info = {
            "_path": short_path,
            "sha256": utils.sha256_checksum(path),
            "path_type": path_type(path),
        }
        if file_info["path_type"] == PathType.hardlink:
            file_info["size_in_bytes"] = os.stat(path).st_size
        elif not isfile(path):
            # this is a softlink that points to nowhere, so is zero bytes
            file_info["size_in_bytes"] = 0
            warnings.warn('file %s is a symlink with no target' % path, UserWarning)
        else:
            # softlink that points somewhere
            file_info["size_in_bytes"] = os.stat(path).st_size
        no_link = is_no_link(no_link_files, fi)
        if no_link:
            file_info["no_link"] = no_link
        if prefix_placeholder and file_mode:
            file_info["prefix_placeholder"] = prefix_placeholder
            file_info["file_mode"] = file_mode
        if file_info.get("path_type") == PathType.hardlink and CrossPlatformStLink.st_nlink(
                path) > 1:
            target_short_path_inode = get_inode(path)
            inode_paths = [files[index] for index, ino in enumerate(files_inodes) if ino == target_short_path_inode]
            file_info["inode_paths"] = inode_paths
        files_json.append(file_info)
    return files_json


def create_info_files_json_v1(m, info_dir, prefix, files, files_with_prefix):
    # fields: "_path", "sha256", "size_in_bytes", "path_type", "file_mode",
    #         "prefix_placeholder", "no_link", "inode_paths"
    files_json_files = build_info_files_json_v1(m, prefix, files, files_with_prefix)
    files_json_info = {
        "paths_version": 1,
        "paths": files_json_files,
    }

    # don't create info/paths.json file if this is an old noarch package
    if not m.noarch_python:
        with open(join(info_dir, 'paths.json'), "w") as files_json:
            json.dump(files_json_info, files_json, sort_keys=True, indent=2, separators=(',', ': '),
                    cls=EntityEncoder)
    # Return a dict of file: sha1sum. We could (but currently do not)
    # use this to detect overlap and mutated overlap.
    checksums = dict()
    for file in files_json_files:
        checksums[file['_path']] = file['sha256']

    return checksums


def post_process_files(m, initial_prefix_files):
    get_build_metadata(m)
    create_post_scripts(m)

    # this is new-style noarch, with a value of 'python'
    if m.noarch != 'python':
        utils.create_entry_points(m.get_value('build/entry_points'), config=m.config)
    current_prefix_files = utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix)

    python = (m.config.build_python if os.path.isfile(m.config.build_python) else
              m.config.host_python)
    post_process(m.get_value('package/name'), m.get_value('package/version'),
                 sorted(current_prefix_files - initial_prefix_files),
                 prefix=m.config.host_prefix,
                 config=m.config,
                 preserve_egg_dir=bool(m.get_value('build/preserve_egg_dir')),
                 noarch=m.get_value('build/noarch'),
                 skip_compile_pyc=m.get_value('build/skip_compile_pyc'))

    # The post processing may have deleted some files (like easy-install.pth)
    current_prefix_files = utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix)
    new_files = sorted(current_prefix_files - initial_prefix_files)
    new_files = utils.filter_files(new_files, prefix=m.config.host_prefix)

    host_prefix = m.config.host_prefix
    meta_dir = m.config.meta_dir
    if any(meta_dir in join(host_prefix, f) for f in new_files):
        meta_files = (tuple(f for f in new_files if m.config.meta_dir in
                join(m.config.host_prefix, f)),)
        sys.exit(indent("""Error: Untracked file(s) %s found in conda-meta directory.
This error usually comes from using conda in the build script.  Avoid doing this, as it
can lead to packages that include their dependencies.""" % meta_files))
    post_build(m, new_files, build_python=python)

    entry_point_script_names = get_entry_point_script_names(m.get_value('build/entry_points'))
    if m.noarch == 'python':
        pkg_files = [fi for fi in new_files if fi not in entry_point_script_names]
    else:
        pkg_files = new_files

    # the legacy noarch
    if m.get_value('build/noarch_python'):
        noarch_python.transform(m, new_files, m.config.host_prefix)
    # new way: build/noarch: python
    elif m.noarch == 'python':
        noarch_python.populate_files(m, pkg_files, m.config.host_prefix, entry_point_script_names)

    current_prefix_files = utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix)
    new_files = current_prefix_files - initial_prefix_files
    fix_permissions(new_files, m.config.host_prefix)

    return new_files


def bundle_conda(output, metadata, env, stats, **kw):
    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
    log.info('Packaging %s', metadata.dist())

    files = output.get('files', [])

    # this is because without any requirements at all, we still need to have the host prefix exist
    try:
        os.makedirs(metadata.config.host_prefix)
    except OSError:
        pass

    # Use script from recipe?
    script = utils.ensure_list(metadata.get_value('build/script', None))

    # need to treat top-level stuff specially.  build/script in top-level stuff should not be
    #     re-run for an output with a similar name to the top-level recipe
    is_output = 'package:' not in metadata.get_recipe_text()
    top_build = metadata.get_top_level_recipe_without_outputs().get('build', {}) or {}
    activate_script = metadata.activate_build_script
    if (script and not output.get('script')) and (is_output or not top_build.get('script')):
        # do add in activation, but only if it's not disabled
        activate_script = metadata.config.activate
        script = '\n'.join(script)
        suffix = "bat" if utils.on_win else "sh"
        script_fn = output.get('script') or 'output_script.{}'.format(suffix)
        with open(os.path.join(metadata.config.work_dir, script_fn), 'w') as f:
            f.write('\n')
            f.write(script)
            f.write('\n')
        output['script'] = script_fn

    if output.get('script'):
        env = environ.get_dict(m=metadata)

        interpreter = output.get('script_interpreter')
        if not interpreter:
            interpreter_and_args = guess_interpreter(output['script'])
            interpreter_and_args[0] = external.find_executable(interpreter_and_args[0],
                                                               metadata.config.build_prefix)
            if not interpreter_and_args[0]:
                log.error("Did not find an interpreter to run {}, looked for {}".format(
                    output['script'], interpreter_and_args[0]))
            if 'system32' in interpreter_and_args[0] and 'bash' in interpreter_and_args[0]:
                print("ERROR :: WSL bash.exe detected, this will not work (PRs welcome!). Please\n"
                      "         use MSYS2 packages. Add `m2-base` and more (depending on what your"
                      "         script needs) to `requirements/build` instead.")
                sys.exit(1)
        else:
            interpreter_and_args = interpreter.split(' ')

        initial_files = utils.prefix_files(metadata.config.host_prefix)
        env_output = env.copy()
        env_output['TOP_PKG_NAME'] = env['PKG_NAME']
        env_output['TOP_PKG_VERSION'] = env['PKG_VERSION']
        env_output['PKG_VERSION'] = metadata.version()
        env_output['PKG_NAME'] = metadata.get_value('package/name')
        env_output['RECIPE_DIR'] = metadata.path
        env_output['MSYS2_PATH_TYPE'] = 'inherit'
        env_output['CHERE_INVOKING'] = '1'
        for var in utils.ensure_list(metadata.get_value('build/script_env')):
            if var not in os.environ:
                raise ValueError("env var '{}' specified in script_env, but is not set."
                                    .format(var))
            env_output[var] = os.environ[var]
        dest_file = os.path.join(metadata.config.work_dir, output['script'])
        utils.copy_into(os.path.join(metadata.path, output['script']), dest_file)
        if activate_script:
            _write_activation_text(dest_file, metadata)

        bundle_stats = {}
        utils.check_call_env(interpreter_and_args + [dest_file],
                             cwd=metadata.config.work_dir, env=env_output, stats=bundle_stats)
        log_stats(bundle_stats, "bundling {}".format(metadata.name()))
        if stats is not None:
            stats[stats_key(metadata, 'bundle_{}'.format(metadata.name()))] = bundle_stats

    elif files:
        # Files is specified by the output
        # we exclude the list of files that we want to keep, so post-process picks them up as "new"
        keep_files = set(os.path.normpath(pth)
                         for pth in utils.expand_globs(files, metadata.config.host_prefix))
        pfx_files = set(utils.prefix_files(metadata.config.host_prefix))
        initial_files = set(item for item in (pfx_files - keep_files)
                            if not any(keep_file.startswith(item + os.path.sep)
                                       for keep_file in keep_files))
    else:
        if not metadata.always_include_files():
            log.warn("No files or script found for output {}".format(output.get('name')))
            build_deps = metadata.get_value('requirements/build')
            host_deps = metadata.get_value('requirements/host')
            build_pkgs = [pkg.split()[0] for pkg in build_deps]
            host_pkgs = [pkg.split()[0] for pkg in host_deps]
            dangerous_double_deps = {'python': 'PYTHON', 'r-base': 'R'}
            for dep, env_var_name in dangerous_double_deps.items():
                if all(dep in pkgs_list for pkgs_list in (build_pkgs, host_pkgs)):
                    raise CondaBuildException("Empty package; {0} present in build and host deps.  "
                                              "You probably picked up the build environment's {0} "
                                              " executable.  You need to alter your recipe to "
                                              " use the {1} env var in your recipe to "
                                              "run that executable.".format(dep, env_var_name))
                elif (dep in build_pkgs and metadata.uses_new_style_compiler_activation):
                    link = ("https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/tasks/build-packages/"
                            "define-metadata.html#host")
                    raise CondaBuildException("Empty package; {0} dep present in build but not "
                                              "host requirements.  You need to move your {0} dep "
                                              "to the host requirements section.  See {1} for more "
                                              "info." .format(dep, link))
        initial_files = set(utils.prefix_files(metadata.config.host_prefix))

    for pat in metadata.always_include_files():
        has_matches = False
        for f in set(initial_files):
            if fnmatch.fnmatch(f, pat):
                print("Including in package existing file", f)
                initial_files.remove(f)
                has_matches = True
        if not has_matches:
            log.warn("Glob %s from always_include_files does not match any files", pat)
    files = post_process_files(metadata, initial_files)

    if output.get('name') and output.get('name') != 'conda':
        assert 'bin/conda' not in files and 'Scripts/conda.exe' not in files, ("Bug in conda-build "
            "has included conda binary in package. Please report this on the conda-build issue "
            "tracker.")

    # first filter is so that info_files does not pick up ignored files
    files = utils.filter_files(files, prefix=metadata.config.host_prefix)
    # this is also copying things like run_test.sh into info/recipe
    utils.rm_rf(os.path.join(metadata.config.info_dir, 'test'))

    with tmp_chdir(metadata.config.host_prefix):
        output['checksums'] = create_info_files(metadata, files, prefix=metadata.config.host_prefix)

    # here we add the info files into the prefix, so we want to re-collect the files list
    prefix_files = set(utils.prefix_files(metadata.config.host_prefix))
    files = utils.filter_files(prefix_files - initial_files, prefix=metadata.config.host_prefix)

    basename = '-'.join([output['name'], metadata.version(), metadata.build_id()])
    tmp_archives = []
    final_outputs = []
    ext = '.conda' if (output.get('type') == 'conda_v2' or
                       metadata.config.conda_pkg_format == "2") else '.tar.bz2'
    with TemporaryDirectory() as tmp:
        conda_package_handling.api.create(metadata.config.host_prefix, files,
                                          basename + ext, out_folder=tmp)
        tmp_archives = [os.path.join(tmp, basename + ext)]

        # we're done building, perform some checks
        for tmp_path in tmp_archives:
            if tmp_path.endswith('.tar.bz2'):
                tarcheck.check_all(tmp_path, metadata.config)
            output_filename = os.path.basename(tmp_path)

            # we do the import here because we want to respect logger level context
            try:
                from conda_verify.verify import Verify
            except ImportError:
                Verify = None
                log.warn("Importing conda-verify failed.  Please be sure to test your packages.  "
                    "conda install conda-verify to make this message go away.")
            if getattr(metadata.config, "verify", False) and Verify:
                verifier = Verify()
                checks_to_ignore = (utils.ensure_list(metadata.config.ignore_verify_codes) +
                                    metadata.ignore_verify_codes())
                try:
                    verifier.verify_package(path_to_package=tmp_path, checks_to_ignore=checks_to_ignore,
                                            exit_on_error=metadata.config.exit_on_verify_error)
                except KeyError as e:
                    log.warn("Package doesn't have necessary files.  It might be too old to inspect."
                             "Legacy noarch packages are known to fail.  Full message was {}".format(e))
            try:
                crossed_subdir = metadata.config.target_subdir
            except AttributeError:
                crossed_subdir = metadata.config.host_subdir
            subdir = ('noarch' if (metadata.noarch or metadata.noarch_python)
                    else crossed_subdir)
            if metadata.config.output_folder:
                output_folder = os.path.join(metadata.config.output_folder, subdir)
            else:
                output_folder = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(metadata.config.bldpkgs_dir), subdir)
            final_output = os.path.join(output_folder, output_filename)
            if os.path.isfile(final_output):
                utils.rm_rf(final_output)

            # disable locking here.  It's just a temp folder getting locked.  Removing it proved to be
            #    a major bottleneck.
            utils.copy_into(tmp_path, final_output, metadata.config.timeout,
                            locking=False)
            final_outputs.append(final_output)
    update_index(os.path.dirname(output_folder), verbose=metadata.config.debug, threads=1)

    # clean out host prefix so that this output's files don't interfere with other outputs
    #   We have a backup of how things were before any output scripts ran.  That's
    #   restored elsewhere.
    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.host_prefix)

    return final_outputs


def bundle_wheel(output, metadata, env, stats):
    ext = ".bat" if utils.on_win else ".sh"
    with TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir, utils.tmp_chdir(metadata.config.work_dir):
        dest_file = os.path.join(metadata.config.work_dir, 'wheel_output' + ext)
        with open(dest_file, 'w') as f:
            f.write('\n')
            f.write('pip wheel --wheel-dir {} --no-deps .'.format(tmpdir))
            f.write('\n')
        if metadata.config.activate:
            _write_activation_text(dest_file, metadata)

        # run the appropriate script
        env = environ.get_dict(m=metadata).copy()
        env['TOP_PKG_NAME'] = env['PKG_NAME']
        env['TOP_PKG_VERSION'] = env['PKG_VERSION']
        env['PKG_VERSION'] = metadata.version()
        env['PKG_NAME'] = metadata.get_value('package/name')
        interpreter_and_args = guess_interpreter(dest_file)

        bundle_stats = {}
        utils.check_call_env(interpreter_and_args + [dest_file],
                             cwd=metadata.config.work_dir, env=env, stats=bundle_stats)
        log_stats(bundle_stats, "bundling wheel {}".format(metadata.name()))
        if stats is not None:
            stats[stats_key(metadata, 'bundle_wheel_{}'.format(metadata.name()))] = bundle_stats

        wheel_files = glob(os.path.join(tmpdir, "*.whl"))
        if not wheel_files:
            raise RuntimeError("Wheel creation failed.  Please see output above to debug.")
        wheel_file = wheel_files[0]
        if metadata.config.output_folder:
            output_folder = os.path.join(metadata.config.output_folder, metadata.config.subdir)
        else:
            output_folder = metadata.config.bldpkgs_dir
        utils.copy_into(wheel_file, output_folder, locking=metadata.config.locking)
    return os.path.join(output_folder, os.path.basename(wheel_file))


def scan_metadata(path):
    '''
    Scan all json files in 'path' and return a dictionary with their contents.
    Files are assumed to be in 'index.json' format.
    '''
    installed = dict()
    for filename in glob(os.path.join(path, '*.json')):
        with open(filename) as file:
            data = json.load(file)
            installed[data['name']] = data
    return installed


bundlers = {
    'conda': bundle_conda,
    'conda_v2': bundle_conda,
    'wheel': bundle_wheel,
}


def _write_sh_activation_text(file_handle, m):
    cygpath_prefix = "$(cygpath -u " if utils.on_win else ""
    cygpath_suffix = " )" if utils.on_win else ""
    activate_path = ''.join((cygpath_prefix,
                            os.path.join(utils.root_script_dir, 'activate').replace('\\', '\\\\'),
                            cygpath_suffix))

    if conda_46:
        file_handle.write("eval \"$('{sys_python}' -m conda shell.bash hook)\"\n".format(
            sys_python=sys.executable,
        ))

    if m.is_cross:
        # HACK: we need both build and host envs "active" - i.e. on PATH,
        #     and with their activate.d scripts sourced. Conda only
        #     lets us activate one, though. This is a
        #     vile hack to trick conda into "stacking"
        #     two environments.
        #
        # Net effect: binaries come from host first, then build
        #
        # Conda 4.4 may break this by reworking the activate scripts.
        #  ^^ shouldn't be true
        # In conda 4.4, export CONDA_MAX_SHLVL=2 to stack envs to two
        #   levels deep.
        # conda 4.4 does require that a conda-meta/history file
        #   exists to identify a valid conda environment
        # conda 4.6 changes this one final time, by adding a '--stack' flag to the 'activate'
        #   command, and 'activate' does not stack environments by default without that flag
        history_file = join(m.config.host_prefix, 'conda-meta', 'history')
        if not isfile(history_file):
            if not isdir(dirname(history_file)):
                os.makedirs(dirname(history_file))
            open(history_file, 'a').close()
        host_prefix_path = ''.join((cygpath_prefix,
                                   m.config.host_prefix.replace('\\', '\\\\'),
                                   cygpath_suffix))
        if conda_46:
            file_handle.write("conda activate \"{0}\"\n".format(host_prefix_path))
        else:
            file_handle.write('source "{0}" "{1}"\n' .format(activate_path, host_prefix_path))
            file_handle.write('unset CONDA_PATH_BACKUP\n')
            file_handle.write('export CONDA_MAX_SHLVL=2\n')

    # Write build prefix activation AFTER host prefix, so that its executables come first
    build_prefix_path = ''.join((cygpath_prefix,
                                m.config.build_prefix.replace('\\', '\\\\'),
                                cygpath_suffix))

    if conda_46:
        # Do not stack against base env when not cross.
        stack = '--stack' if m.is_cross else ''
        file_handle.write("conda activate {0} \"{1}\"\n".format(stack, build_prefix_path))
    else:
        file_handle.write('source "{0}" "{1}"\n'.format(activate_path, build_prefix_path))

    # conda 4.4 requires a conda-meta/history file for a valid conda prefix
    history_file = join(m.config.build_prefix, 'conda-meta', 'history')
    if not isfile(history_file):
        if not isdir(dirname(history_file)):
            os.makedirs(dirname(history_file))
        open(history_file, 'a').close()


def _write_activation_text(script_path, m):
    with open(script_path, 'r+') as fh:
        data = fh.read()
        fh.seek(0)
        if os.path.splitext(script_path)[1].lower() == ".bat":
            if m.config.build_subdir.startswith('win'):
                from conda_build.utils import write_bat_activation_text
            write_bat_activation_text(fh, m)
        elif os.path.splitext(script_path)[1].lower() == ".sh":
            _write_sh_activation_text(fh, m)
        else:
            log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
            log.warn("not adding activation to {} - I don't know how to do so for "
                        "this file type".format(script_path))
        fh.write(data)


def create_build_envs(m, notest):
    build_ms_deps = m.ms_depends('build')
    build_ms_deps = [utils.ensure_valid_spec(spec) for spec in build_ms_deps]
    host_ms_deps = m.ms_depends('host')
    host_ms_deps = [utils.ensure_valid_spec(spec) for spec in host_ms_deps]

    m.config._merge_build_host = m.build_is_host

    if m.is_cross and not m.build_is_host:
        if VersionOrder(conda_version) < VersionOrder('4.3.2'):
            raise RuntimeError("Non-native subdir support only in conda >= 4.3.2")

        host_actions = environ.get_install_actions(m.config.host_prefix,
                                                    tuple(host_ms_deps), 'host',
                                                    subdir=m.config.host_subdir,
                                                    debug=m.config.debug,
                                                    verbose=m.config.verbose,
                                                    locking=m.config.locking,
                                                    bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(m.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                                    timeout=m.config.timeout,
                                                    disable_pip=m.config.disable_pip,
                                                    max_env_retry=m.config.max_env_retry,
                                                    output_folder=m.config.output_folder,
                                                    channel_urls=tuple(m.config.channel_urls))
        environ.create_env(m.config.host_prefix, host_actions, env='host', config=m.config,
                            subdir=m.config.host_subdir, is_cross=m.is_cross,
                            is_conda=m.name() == 'conda')
    if m.build_is_host:
        build_ms_deps.extend(host_ms_deps)
    build_actions = environ.get_install_actions(m.config.build_prefix,
                                                tuple(build_ms_deps), 'build',
                                                subdir=m.config.build_subdir,
                                                debug=m.config.debug,
                                                verbose=m.config.verbose,
                                                locking=m.config.locking,
                                                bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(m.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                                timeout=m.config.timeout,
                                                disable_pip=m.config.disable_pip,
                                                max_env_retry=m.config.max_env_retry,
                                                output_folder=m.config.output_folder,
                                                channel_urls=tuple(m.config.channel_urls))

    try:
        if not notest:
            utils.insert_variant_versions(m.meta.get('requirements', {}),
                                            m.config.variant, 'run')
            test_run_ms_deps = utils.ensure_list(m.get_value('test/requires', [])) + \
                                utils.ensure_list(m.get_value('requirements/run', []))
            # make sure test deps are available before taking time to create build env
            environ.get_install_actions(m.config.test_prefix,
                                        tuple(test_run_ms_deps), 'test',
                                        subdir=m.config.host_subdir,
                                        debug=m.config.debug,
                                        verbose=m.config.verbose,
                                        locking=m.config.locking,
                                        bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(m.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                        timeout=m.config.timeout,
                                        disable_pip=m.config.disable_pip,
                                        max_env_retry=m.config.max_env_retry,
                                        output_folder=m.config.output_folder,
                                        channel_urls=tuple(m.config.channel_urls))
    except DependencyNeedsBuildingError as e:
        # subpackages are not actually missing.  We just haven't built them yet.
        from .conda_interface import MatchSpec

        other_outputs = (m.other_outputs.values() if hasattr(m, 'other_outputs') else
                         m.get_output_metadata_set(permit_undefined_jinja=True))
        missing_deps = set(MatchSpec(pkg).name for pkg in e.packages) - set(out.name() for _, out in other_outputs)
        if missing_deps:
            e.packages = missing_deps
            raise e
    if (not m.config.dirty or not os.path.isdir(m.config.build_prefix) or not os.listdir(m.config.build_prefix)):
        environ.create_env(m.config.build_prefix, build_actions, env='build',
                            config=m.config, subdir=m.config.build_subdir,
                            is_cross=m.is_cross, is_conda=m.name() == 'conda')


def build(m, stats, post=None, need_source_download=True, need_reparse_in_env=False,
          built_packages=None, notest=False, provision_only=False):
    '''
    Build the package with the specified metadata.

    :param m: Package metadata
    :type m: Metadata
    :type post: bool or None. None means run the whole build. True means run
    post only. False means stop just before the post.
    :type need_source_download: bool: if rendering failed to download source
    (due to missing tools), retry here after build env is populated
    '''
    default_return = {}
    if not built_packages:
        built_packages = {}

    if m.skip():
        print(utils.get_skip_message(m))
        return default_return

    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
    host_actions = []
    build_actions = []
    output_metas = []

    with utils.path_prepended(m.config.build_prefix):
        env = environ.get_dict(m=m)
    env["CONDA_BUILD_STATE"] = "BUILD"
    if env_path_backup_var_exists:
        env["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"] = os.environ["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"]

    # this should be a no-op if source is already here
    if m.needs_source_for_render:
        try_download(m, no_download_source=False)

    if post in [False, None]:
        output_metas = expand_outputs([(m, need_source_download, need_reparse_in_env)])

        skipped = []
        package_locations = []
        # TODO: should we check both host and build envs?  These are the same, except when
        #    cross compiling.
        top_level_pkg = m
        top_level_needs_finalizing = True
        for _, om in output_metas:
            if om.skip() or (m.config.skip_existing and is_package_built(om, 'host')):
                skipped.append(bldpkg_path(om))
            else:
                package_locations.append(bldpkg_path(om))
            if om.name() == m.name():
                top_level_pkg = om
                top_level_needs_finalizing = False
        if not package_locations:
            print("Packages for ", m.path or m.name(), "with variant {} "
                  "are already built and available from your configured channels "
                  "(including local) or are otherwise specified to be skipped."
                  .format(m.get_hash_contents()))
            return default_return

        if not provision_only:
            printed_fns = []
            for pkg in package_locations:
                if (os.path.splitext(pkg)[1] and any(
                        os.path.splitext(pkg)[1] in ext for ext in CONDA_TARBALL_EXTENSIONS)):
                    printed_fns.append(os.path.basename(pkg))
                else:
                    printed_fns.append(pkg)
            print("BUILD START:", printed_fns)

        environ.remove_existing_packages([m.config.bldpkgs_dir],
                [pkg for pkg in package_locations if pkg not in built_packages], m.config)

        specs = [ms.spec for ms in m.ms_depends('build')]
        if any(out.get('type') == 'wheel' for out in m.meta.get('outputs', [])):
            specs.extend(['pip', 'wheel'])

        vcs_source = m.uses_vcs_in_build
        if vcs_source and vcs_source not in specs:
            vcs_executable = "hg" if vcs_source == "mercurial" else vcs_source
            has_vcs_available = os.path.isfile(external.find_executable(vcs_executable,
                                                                m.config.build_prefix) or "")
            if not has_vcs_available:
                if (vcs_source != "mercurial" or not any(spec.startswith('python') and "3." in spec for spec in specs)):
                    specs.append(vcs_source)

                    log.warn("Your recipe depends on %s at build time (for templates), "
                             "but you have not listed it as a build dependency.  Doing "
                             "so for this build.", vcs_source)
                else:
                    raise ValueError("Your recipe uses mercurial in build, but mercurial"
                                    " does not yet support Python 3.  Please handle all of "
                                    "your mercurial actions outside of your build script.")

        if top_level_needs_finalizing:
            utils.insert_variant_versions(
                top_level_pkg.meta.get('requirements', {}), top_level_pkg.config.variant, 'build')
            utils.insert_variant_versions(
                top_level_pkg.meta.get('requirements', {}), top_level_pkg.config.variant, 'host')

            exclude_pattern = None
            excludes = set(top_level_pkg.config.variant.get('ignore_version', []))
            for key in top_level_pkg.config.variant.get('pin_run_as_build', {}).keys():
                if key in excludes:
                    excludes.remove(key)
            if excludes:
                exclude_pattern = re.compile(r'|'.join(r'(?:^{}(?:\s|$|\Z))'.format(exc)
                                                for exc in excludes))
            add_upstream_pins(m, False, exclude_pattern)

        create_build_envs(top_level_pkg, notest)

        # this check happens for the sake of tests, but let's do it before the build so we don't
        #     make people wait longer only to see an error
        warn_on_use_of_SRC_DIR(m)

        # Execute any commands fetching the source (e.g., git) in the _build environment.
        # This makes it possible to provide source fetchers (eg. git, hg, svn) as build
        # dependencies.
        with utils.path_prepended(m.config.build_prefix):
            try_download(m, no_download_source=False, raise_error=True)
        if need_source_download and not m.final:
            m.parse_until_resolved(allow_no_other_outputs=True)
        elif need_reparse_in_env:
            m = reparse(m)

        # Write out metadata for `conda debug`, making it obvious that this is what it is, must be done
        # after try_download()
        output_yaml(m, os.path.join(m.config.work_dir, 'metadata_conda_debug.yaml'))

        # get_dir here might be just work, or it might be one level deeper,
        #    dependening on the source.
        src_dir = m.config.work_dir
        if isdir(src_dir):
            if m.config.verbose:
                print("source tree in:", src_dir)
        else:
            if m.config.verbose:
                print("no source - creating empty work folder")
            os.makedirs(src_dir)

        utils.rm_rf(m.config.info_dir)
        files1 = utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix)
        with open(join(m.config.build_folder, 'prefix_files.txt'), 'w') as f:
            f.write(u'\n'.join(sorted(list(files1))))
            f.write(u'\n')

        # Use script from recipe?
        script = utils.ensure_list(m.get_value('build/script', None))
        if script:
            script = u'\n'.join(script)

        if isdir(src_dir):
            build_stats = {}
            if utils.on_win:
                build_file = join(m.path, 'bld.bat')
                if script:
                    build_file = join(src_dir, 'bld.bat')
                    import codecs
                    with codecs.getwriter('utf-8')(open(build_file, 'wb')) as bf:
                        bf.write(script)
                windows.build(m, build_file, stats=build_stats, provision_only=provision_only)
            else:
                build_file = join(m.path, 'build.sh')
                if isfile(build_file) and script:
                    raise CondaBuildException("Found a build.sh script and a build/script section "
                                              "inside meta.yaml. Either remove the build.sh script "
                                              "or remove the build/script section in meta.yaml.")
                # There is no sense in trying to run an empty build script.
                if isfile(build_file) or script:
                    work_file, _ = write_build_scripts(m, script, build_file)
                    if not provision_only:
                        cmd = [shell_path] + (['-x'] if m.config.debug else []) + ['-o', 'errexit', work_file]

                        # rewrite long paths in stdout back to their env variables
                        if m.config.debug or m.config.no_rewrite_stdout_env:
                            rewrite_env = None
                        else:
                            rewrite_vars = ['PREFIX', 'SRC_DIR']
                            if not m.build_is_host:
                                rewrite_vars.insert(1, 'BUILD_PREFIX')
                            rewrite_env = {
                                k: env[k]
                                for k in rewrite_vars if k in env
                            }
                            for k, v in rewrite_env.items():
                                print('{0} {1}={2}'
                                        .format('set' if build_file.endswith('.bat') else 'export', k, v))

                        # clear this, so that the activate script will get run as necessary
                        del env['CONDA_BUILD']

                        # this should raise if any problems occur while building
                        utils.check_call_env(cmd, env=env, rewrite_stdout_env=rewrite_env,
                                            cwd=src_dir, stats=build_stats)
                        utils.remove_pycache_from_scripts(m.config.host_prefix)
            if build_stats and not provision_only:
                log_stats(build_stats, "building {}".format(m.name()))
                if stats is not None:
                    stats[stats_key(m, 'build')] = build_stats

    prefix_file_list = join(m.config.build_folder, 'prefix_files.txt')
    initial_files = set()
    if os.path.isfile(prefix_file_list):
        with open(prefix_file_list) as f:
            initial_files = set(f.read().splitlines())
    new_prefix_files = utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix) - initial_files

    new_pkgs = default_return
    if not provision_only and post in [True, None]:
        outputs = output_metas or m.get_output_metadata_set(permit_unsatisfiable_variants=False)
        top_level_meta = m

        # this is the old, default behavior: conda package, with difference between start
        #    set of files and end set of files
        prefix_file_list = join(m.config.build_folder, 'prefix_files.txt')
        if os.path.isfile(prefix_file_list):
            with open(prefix_file_list) as f:
                initial_files = set(f.read().splitlines())
        else:
            initial_files = set()

        # subdir needs to always be some real platform - so ignore noarch.
        subdir = (m.config.host_subdir if m.config.host_subdir != 'noarch' else
                    m.config.subdir)

        with TemporaryDirectory() as prefix_files_backup:
            # back up new prefix files, because we wipe the prefix before each output build
            for f in new_prefix_files:
                utils.copy_into(os.path.join(m.config.host_prefix, f),
                                os.path.join(prefix_files_backup, f),
                                symlinks=True)

            # this is the inner loop, where we loop over any vars used only by
            # outputs (not those used by the top-level recipe). The metadata
            # objects here are created by the m.get_output_metadata_set, which
            # is distributing the matrix of used variables.

            for (output_d, m) in outputs:
                if m.skip():
                    print(utils.get_skip_message(m))
                    continue

                # TODO: should we check both host and build envs?  These are the same, except when
                #    cross compiling
                if m.config.skip_existing and is_package_built(m, 'host'):
                    print(utils.get_skip_message(m))
                    new_pkgs[bldpkg_path(m)] = output_d, m
                    continue

                if (top_level_meta.name() == output_d.get('name') and not (output_d.get('files') or
                                                                           output_d.get('script'))):
                    output_d['files'] = (utils.prefix_files(prefix=m.config.host_prefix) -
                                         initial_files)

                # ensure that packaging scripts are copied over into the workdir
                if 'script' in output_d:
                    utils.copy_into(os.path.join(m.path, output_d['script']), m.config.work_dir)

                # same thing, for test scripts
                test_script = output_d.get('test', {}).get('script')
                if test_script:
                    if not os.path.isfile(os.path.join(m.path, test_script)):
                        raise ValueError("test script specified as {} does not exist.  Please "
                                         "check for typos or create the file and try again."
                                         .format(test_script))
                    utils.copy_into(os.path.join(m.path, test_script),
                                    os.path.join(m.config.work_dir, test_script))

                assert output_d.get('type') != 'conda' or m.final, (
                    "output metadata for {} is not finalized".format(m.dist()))
                pkg_path = bldpkg_path(m)
                if pkg_path not in built_packages and pkg_path not in new_pkgs:
                    log.info("Packaging {}".format(m.name()))
                    # for more than one output, we clear and rebuild the environment before each
                    #    package.  We also do this for single outputs that present their own
                    #    build reqs.
                    if not (m.is_output or
                            (os.path.isdir(m.config.host_prefix) and
                             len(os.listdir(m.config.host_prefix)) <= 1)):
                        # This log message contradicts both the not (m.is_output or ..) check above
                        # and also the comment "For more than one output, ..."
                        log.debug('Not creating new env for output - already exists from top-level')
                    else:
                        m.config._merge_build_host = m.build_is_host

                        utils.rm_rf(m.config.host_prefix)
                        utils.rm_rf(m.config.build_prefix)
                        utils.rm_rf(m.config.test_prefix)

                        host_ms_deps = m.ms_depends('host')
                        sub_build_ms_deps = m.ms_depends('build')
                        if m.is_cross and not m.build_is_host:
                            host_actions = environ.get_install_actions(m.config.host_prefix,
                                                    tuple(host_ms_deps), 'host',
                                                    subdir=m.config.host_subdir,
                                                    debug=m.config.debug,
                                                    verbose=m.config.verbose,
                                                    locking=m.config.locking,
                                                    bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(m.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                                    timeout=m.config.timeout,
                                                    disable_pip=m.config.disable_pip,
                                                    max_env_retry=m.config.max_env_retry,
                                                    output_folder=m.config.output_folder,
                                                    channel_urls=tuple(m.config.channel_urls))
                            environ.create_env(m.config.host_prefix, host_actions, env='host',
                                               config=m.config, subdir=subdir, is_cross=m.is_cross,
                                               is_conda=m.name() == 'conda')
                        else:
                            # When not cross-compiling, the build deps aggregate 'build' and 'host'.
                            sub_build_ms_deps.extend(host_ms_deps)
                        build_actions = environ.get_install_actions(m.config.build_prefix,
                                                    tuple(sub_build_ms_deps), 'build',
                                                    subdir=m.config.build_subdir,
                                                    debug=m.config.debug,
                                                    verbose=m.config.verbose,
                                                    locking=m.config.locking,
                                                    bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(m.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                                    timeout=m.config.timeout,
                                                    disable_pip=m.config.disable_pip,
                                                    max_env_retry=m.config.max_env_retry,
                                                    output_folder=m.config.output_folder,
                                                    channel_urls=tuple(m.config.channel_urls))
                        environ.create_env(m.config.build_prefix, build_actions, env='build',
                                           config=m.config, subdir=m.config.build_subdir,
                                           is_cross=m.is_cross,
                                           is_conda=m.name() == 'conda')

                    to_remove = set()
                    for f in output_d.get('files', []):
                        if f.startswith('conda-meta'):
                            to_remove.add(f)

                    # This is wrong, files has not been expanded at this time and could contain
                    # wildcards.  Also well, I just do not understand this, because when this
                    # does contain wildcards, the files in to_remove will slip back in.
                    if 'files' in output_d:
                        output_d['files'] = set(output_d['files']) - to_remove

                    # copies the backed-up new prefix files into the newly created host env
                    for f in new_prefix_files:
                        utils.copy_into(os.path.join(prefix_files_backup, f),
                                        os.path.join(m.config.host_prefix, f),
                                        symlinks=True)

                    # we must refresh the environment variables because our env for each package
                    #    can be different from the env for the top level build.
                    with utils.path_prepended(m.config.build_prefix):
                        env = environ.get_dict(m=m)
                    pkg_type = 'conda' if not hasattr(m, 'type') else m.type
                    newly_built_packages = bundlers[pkg_type](output_d, m, env, stats)
                    # warn about overlapping files.
                    if 'checksums' in output_d:
                        for file, csum in output_d['checksums'].items():
                            for _, prev_om in new_pkgs.items():
                                prev_output_d, _ = prev_om
                                if file in prev_output_d.get('checksums', {}):
                                    prev_csum = prev_output_d['checksums'][file]
                                    nature = 'Exact' if csum == prev_csum else 'Inexact'
                                    log.warn("{} overlap between {} in packages {} and {}"
                                             .format(nature, file, output_d['name'],
                                                     prev_output_d['name']))
                    for built_package in newly_built_packages:
                        new_pkgs[built_package] = (output_d, m)

                    # must rebuild index because conda has no way to incrementally add our last
                    #    package to the index.

                    subdir = ('noarch' if (m.noarch or m.noarch_python)
                              else m.config.host_subdir)
                    if m.is_cross:
                        get_build_index(subdir=subdir, bldpkgs_dir=m.config.bldpkgs_dir,
                                        output_folder=m.config.output_folder, channel_urls=m.config.channel_urls,
                                        debug=m.config.debug, verbose=m.config.verbose, locking=m.config.locking,
                                        timeout=m.config.timeout, clear_cache=True)
                    get_build_index(subdir=subdir, bldpkgs_dir=m.config.bldpkgs_dir,
                                    output_folder=m.config.output_folder, channel_urls=m.config.channel_urls,
                                    debug=m.config.debug, verbose=m.config.verbose, locking=m.config.locking,
                                    timeout=m.config.timeout, clear_cache=True)
    else:
        if not provision_only:
            print("STOPPING BUILD BEFORE POST:", m.dist())

    # return list of all package files emitted by this build
    return new_pkgs


def guess_interpreter(script_filename):
    # -l is needed for MSYS2 as the login scripts set some env. vars (TMP, TEMP)
    # Since the MSYS2 installation is probably a set of conda packages we do not
    # need to worry about system environmental pollution here. For that reason I
    # do not pass -l on other OSes.
    extensions_to_run_commands = {'.sh': ['bash.exe', '-l'] if utils.on_win else ['bash'],
                                  '.bat': [os.environ.get('COMSPEC', 'cmd.exe'), '/d', '/c'],
                                  '.ps1': ['powershell', '-executionpolicy', 'bypass', '-File'],
                                  '.py': ['python']}
    file_ext = os.path.splitext(script_filename)[1]
    for ext, command in extensions_to_run_commands.items():
        if file_ext.lower().startswith(ext):
            interpreter_command = command
            break
    else:
        raise NotImplementedError("Don't know how to run {0} file.   Please specify "
                                  "script_interpreter for {1} output".format(file_ext,
                                                                             script_filename))
    return interpreter_command


def warn_on_use_of_SRC_DIR(metadata):
    test_files = glob(os.path.join(metadata.path, 'run_test*'))
    for f in test_files:
        with open(f) as _f:
            contents = _f.read()
        if ("SRC_DIR" in contents and 'source_files' not in metadata.get_section('test') and
                metadata.config.remove_work_dir):
            raise ValueError("In conda-build 2.1+, the work dir is removed by default before the "
                             "test scripts run.  You are using the SRC_DIR variable in your test "
                             "script, but these files have been deleted.  Please see the "
                             " documentation regarding the test/source_files meta.yaml section, "
                             "or pass the --no-remove-work-dir flag.")


def _construct_metadata_for_test_from_recipe(recipe_dir, config):
    config.need_cleanup = False
    config.recipe_dir = None
    hash_input = {}
    metadata = expand_outputs(render_recipe(recipe_dir, config=config, reset_build_id=False))[0][1]
    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
    log.warn("Testing based on recipes is deprecated as of conda-build 3.16.0.  Please adjust "
             "your code to pass your desired conda package to test instead.")

    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.test_dir)

    if metadata.meta.get('test', {}).get('source_files'):
        if not metadata.source_provided:
            try_download(metadata, no_download_source=False)

    return metadata, hash_input


def _construct_metadata_for_test_from_package(package, config):
    recipe_dir, need_cleanup = utils.get_recipe_abspath(package)
    config.need_cleanup = need_cleanup
    config.recipe_dir = recipe_dir
    hash_input = {}

    info_dir = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(recipe_dir, 'info'))
    with open(os.path.join(info_dir, 'index.json')) as f:
        package_data = json.load(f)

    if package_data['subdir'] != 'noarch':
        config.host_subdir = package_data['subdir']
    # We may be testing an (old) package built without filename hashing.
    hash_input = os.path.join(info_dir, 'hash_input.json')
    if os.path.isfile(hash_input):
        with open(os.path.join(info_dir, 'hash_input.json')) as f:
            hash_input = json.load(f)
    else:
        config.filename_hashing = False
        hash_input = {}
    # not actually used as a variant, since metadata will have been finalized.
    #    This is still necessary for computing the hash correctly though
    config.variant = hash_input

    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)

    # get absolute file location
    local_pkg_location = os.path.normpath(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(package)))

    # get last part of the path
    last_element = os.path.basename(local_pkg_location)
    is_channel = False
    for platform in ('win-', 'linux-', 'osx-', 'noarch'):
        if last_element.startswith(platform):
            is_channel = True

    if not is_channel:
        log.warn("Copying package to conda-build croot.  No packages otherwise alongside yours will"
                 " be available unless you specify -c local.  To avoid this warning, your package "
                 "must reside in a channel structure with platform-subfolders.  See more info on "
                 "what a valid channel is at "
                 "https://conda.io/docs/user-guide/tasks/create-custom-channels.html")

        local_dir = os.path.join(config.croot, config.host_subdir)
        try:
            os.makedirs(local_dir)
        except:
            pass
        local_pkg_location = os.path.join(local_dir, os.path.basename(package))
        utils.copy_into(package, local_pkg_location)
        local_pkg_location = local_dir

    local_channel = os.path.dirname(local_pkg_location)

    # update indices in the channel
    update_index(local_channel, verbose=config.debug, threads=1)

    try:
        metadata = render_recipe(os.path.join(info_dir, 'recipe'), config=config,
                                        reset_build_id=False)[0][0]

    # no recipe in package.  Fudge metadata
    except (IOError, SystemExit, OSError):
        # force the build string to line up - recomputing it would
        #    yield a different result
        metadata = MetaData.fromdict({'package': {'name': package_data['name'],
                                                  'version': package_data['version']},
                                      'build': {'number': int(package_data['build_number']),
                                                'string': package_data['build']},
                                      'requirements': {'run': package_data['depends']}
                                      }, config=config)
    # HACK: because the recipe is fully baked, detecting "used" variables no longer works.  The set
    #     of variables in the hash_input suffices, though.

    if metadata.noarch:
        metadata.config.variant['target_platform'] = "noarch"

    metadata.config.used_vars = list(hash_input.keys())
    urls = list(utils.ensure_list(metadata.config.channel_urls))
    local_path = url_path(local_channel)
    # replace local with the appropriate real channel.  Order is maintained.
    urls = [url if url != 'local' else local_path for url in urls]
    if local_path not in urls:
        urls.insert(0, local_path)
    metadata.config.channel_urls = urls
    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.test_dir)
    return metadata, hash_input


def _extract_test_files_from_package(metadata):
    recipe_dir = metadata.config.recipe_dir if hasattr(metadata.config, "recipe_dir") else metadata.path
    if recipe_dir:
        info_dir = os.path.normpath(os.path.join(recipe_dir, 'info'))
        test_files = os.path.join(info_dir, 'test')
        if os.path.exists(test_files) and os.path.isdir(test_files):
            # things are re-extracted into the test dir because that's cwd when tests are run,
            #    and provides the most intuitive experience. This is a little
            #    tricky, because SRC_DIR still needs to point at the original
            #    work_dir, for legacy behavior where people aren't using
            #    test/source_files. It would be better to change SRC_DIR in
            #    test phase to always point to test_dir. Maybe one day.
            utils.copy_into(test_files, metadata.config.test_dir,
                            metadata.config.timeout, symlinks=True,
                            locking=metadata.config.locking, clobber=True)
            dependencies_file = os.path.join(test_files, 'test_time_dependencies.json')
            test_deps = []
            if os.path.isfile(dependencies_file):
                with open(dependencies_file) as f:
                    test_deps = json.load(f)
            test_section = metadata.meta.get('test', {})
            test_section['requires'] = test_deps
            metadata.meta['test'] = test_section

        else:
            if metadata.meta.get('test', {}).get('source_files'):
                if not metadata.source_provided:
                    try_download(metadata, no_download_source=False)


def construct_metadata_for_test(recipedir_or_package, config):
    if os.path.isdir(recipedir_or_package) or os.path.basename(recipedir_or_package) == 'meta.yaml':
        m, hash_input = _construct_metadata_for_test_from_recipe(recipedir_or_package, config)
    else:
        m, hash_input = _construct_metadata_for_test_from_package(recipedir_or_package, config)
    return m, hash_input


def write_build_scripts(m, script, build_file):
    with utils.path_prepended(m.config.host_prefix):
        with utils.path_prepended(m.config.build_prefix):
            env = environ.get_dict(m=m)
    env["CONDA_BUILD_STATE"] = "BUILD"

    # hard-code this because we never want pip's build isolation
    #    https://github.com/conda/conda-build/pull/2972#discussion_r198290241
    #
    # Note that pip env "NO" variables are inverted logic.
    #      PIP_NO_BUILD_ISOLATION=False means don't use build isolation.
    #
    env["PIP_NO_BUILD_ISOLATION"] = 'False'
    # some other env vars to have pip ignore dependencies.
    # we supply them ourselves instead.
    env["PIP_NO_DEPENDENCIES"] = True
    env["PIP_IGNORE_INSTALLED"] = True
    # pip's cache directory (PIP_NO_CACHE_DIR) should not be
    # disabled as this results in .egg-info rather than
    # .dist-info directories being created, see gh-3094

    # set PIP_CACHE_DIR to a path in the work dir that does not exist.
    env['PIP_CACHE_DIR'] = m.config.pip_cache_dir

    # tell pip to not get anything from PyPI, please.  We have everything we need
    # locally, and if we don't, it's a problem.
    env["PIP_NO_INDEX"] = True

    if m.noarch == "python":
        env["PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE"] = True

    work_file = join(m.config.work_dir, 'conda_build.sh')
    env_file = join(m.config.work_dir, 'build_env_setup.sh')
    with open(env_file, 'w') as bf:
        for k, v in env.items():
            if v != '' and v is not None:
                bf.write('export {0}="{1}"\n'.format(k, v))

        if m.activate_build_script:
            _write_sh_activation_text(bf, m)
    with open(work_file, 'w') as bf:
        # bf.write('set -ex\n')
        bf.write('if [ -z ${CONDA_BUILD+x} ]; then\n')
        bf.write("    source {}\n".format(env_file))
        bf.write("fi\n")
        if script:
            bf.write(script)
        if isfile(build_file) and not script:
            bf.write(open(build_file).read())

    os.chmod(work_file, 0o766)
    return work_file, env_file


def _write_test_run_script(metadata, test_run_script, test_env_script, py_files, pl_files,
                           lua_files, r_files, shell_files, trace):
    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
    with open(test_run_script, 'w') as tf:
        tf.write('{source} "{test_env_script}"\n'.format(
            source="call" if utils.on_win else "source",
            test_env_script=test_env_script))
        if utils.on_win:
            tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
        if py_files:
            test_python = metadata.config.test_python
            # use pythonw for import tests when osx_is_app is set
            if metadata.get_value('build/osx_is_app') and sys.platform == 'darwin':
                test_python = test_python + 'w'
            tf.write('"{python}" -s "{test_file}"\n'.format(
                python=test_python,
                test_file=join(metadata.config.test_dir, 'run_test.py')))
            if utils.on_win:
                tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
        if pl_files:
            tf.write('"{perl}" "{test_file}"\n'.format(
                perl=metadata.config.perl_bin(metadata.config.test_prefix,
                                              metadata.config.host_platform),
                test_file=join(metadata.config.test_dir, 'run_test.pl')))
            if utils.on_win:
                tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
        if lua_files:
            tf.write('"{lua}" "{test_file}"\n'.format(
                lua=metadata.config.lua_bin(metadata.config.test_prefix,
                                            metadata.config.host_platform),
                test_file=join(metadata.config.test_dir, 'run_test.lua')))
            if utils.on_win:
                tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
        if r_files:
            tf.write('"{r}" "{test_file}"\n'.format(
                r=metadata.config.rscript_bin(metadata.config.test_prefix,
                                              metadata.config.host_platform),
                test_file=join(metadata.config.test_dir, 'run_test.r')))
            if utils.on_win:
                tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
        if shell_files:
            for shell_file in shell_files:
                if utils.on_win:
                    if os.path.splitext(shell_file)[1] == ".bat":
                        tf.write('call "{test_file}"\n'.format(test_file=shell_file))
                        tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")
                    else:
                        log.warn("Found sh test file on windows.  Ignoring this for now (PRs welcome)")
                elif os.path.splitext(shell_file)[1] == ".sh":
                    # TODO: Run the test/commands here instead of in run_test.py
                    tf.write('"{shell_path}" {trace}-e "{test_file}"\n'.format(shell_path=shell_path,
                                                                            test_file=shell_file,
                                                                            trace=trace))


def write_test_scripts(metadata, env_vars, py_files, pl_files, lua_files, r_files, shell_files, trace=""):
    if not metadata.config.activate or metadata.name() == 'conda':
        # prepend bin (or Scripts) directory
        env_vars = utils.prepend_bin_path(env_vars, metadata.config.test_prefix, prepend_prefix=True)
        if utils.on_win:
            env_vars['PATH'] = metadata.config.test_prefix + os.pathsep + env_vars['PATH']

    # set variables like CONDA_PY in the test environment
    env_vars.update(set_language_env_vars(metadata.config.variant))

    # Python 2 Windows requires that envs variables be string, not unicode
    env_vars = {str(key): str(value) for key, value in env_vars.items()}
    suffix = "bat" if utils.on_win else "sh"
    test_env_script = join(metadata.config.test_dir,
                           "conda_test_env_vars.{suffix}".format(suffix=suffix))
    test_run_script = join(metadata.config.test_dir,
                           "conda_test_runner.{suffix}".format(suffix=suffix))

    with open(test_env_script, 'w') as tf:
        if not utils.on_win:
            tf.write('set {trace}-e\n'.format(trace=trace))
        if metadata.config.activate and not metadata.name() == 'conda':
            ext = ".bat" if utils.on_win else ""
            if conda_46:
                if utils.on_win:
                    tf.write('set "CONDA_SHLVL=" '
                             '&& @CALL {}\\condabin\\conda_hook.bat {}'
                             '&& set CONDA_EXE={}'
                             '&& set _CE_M=-m'
                             '&& set _CE_CONDA=conda\n'.format(sys.prefix,
                                                               '--dev' if metadata.config.debug else '',
                                                               sys.executable))

                else:
                    tf.write("eval \"$('{sys_python}' -m conda shell.bash hook)\"\n".format(
                        sys_python=sys.executable))
                tf.write('conda activate "{test_env}"\n'.format(test_env=metadata.config.test_prefix))
            else:
                tf.write('{source} "{conda_root}activate{ext}" "{test_env}"\n'.format(
                    conda_root=utils.root_script_dir + os.path.sep,
                    source="call" if utils.on_win else "source",
                    ext=ext,
                    test_env=metadata.config.test_prefix))
            if utils.on_win:
                tf.write("IF %ERRORLEVEL% NEQ 0 exit 1\n")

    _write_test_run_script(metadata, test_run_script, test_env_script, py_files, pl_files,
                           lua_files, r_files, shell_files, trace)
    return test_run_script, test_env_script


def test(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata, config, stats, move_broken=True, provision_only=False):
    '''
    Execute any test scripts for the given package.

    :param m: Package's metadata.
    :type m: Metadata
    '''
    log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
    # we want to know if we're dealing with package input.  If so, we can move the input on success.
    hash_input = {}

    # store this name to keep it consistent.  By changing files, we change the hash later.
    #    It matches the build hash now, so let's keep it around.
    test_package_name = (recipedir_or_package_or_metadata.dist()
                        if hasattr(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata, 'dist')
                        else recipedir_or_package_or_metadata)

    if not provision_only:
        print("TEST START:", test_package_name)

    if hasattr(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata, 'config'):
        metadata = recipedir_or_package_or_metadata
        utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.test_dir)
    else:
        metadata, hash_input = construct_metadata_for_test(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata,
                                                                  config)

    trace = '-x ' if metadata.config.debug else ''

    # Must download *after* computing build id, or else computing build id will change
    #     folder destination
    _extract_test_files_from_package(metadata)

    # When testing a .tar.bz2 in the pkgs dir, clean_pkg_cache() will remove it.
    # Prevent this. When https://github.com/conda/conda/issues/5708 gets fixed
    # I think we can remove this call to clean_pkg_cache().
    in_pkg_cache = (not hasattr(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata, 'config') and
                    os.path.isfile(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata) and
                    recipedir_or_package_or_metadata.endswith(CONDA_TARBALL_EXTENSIONS) and
                    os.path.dirname(recipedir_or_package_or_metadata) in pkgs_dirs[0])
    if not in_pkg_cache:
        environ.clean_pkg_cache(metadata.dist(), metadata.config)

    copy_test_source_files(metadata, metadata.config.test_dir)
    # this is also copying tests/source_files from work_dir to testing workdir

    _, pl_files, py_files, r_files, lua_files, shell_files = create_all_test_files(metadata)
    if not any([py_files, shell_files, pl_files, lua_files, r_files]) and not metadata.config.test_run_post:
        print("Nothing to test for:", test_package_name)
        return True

    if metadata.config.remove_work_dir:
        for name, prefix in (('host', metadata.config.host_prefix),
                             ('build', metadata.config.build_prefix)):
            if os.path.isdir(prefix):
                # move host folder to force hardcoded paths to host env to break during tests
                #    (so that they can be properly addressed by recipe author)
                dest = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(prefix),
                            '_'.join(('%s_prefix_moved' % name, metadata.dist(),
                                      getattr(metadata.config, '%s_subdir' % name))))
                # Needs to come after create_files in case there's test/source_files
                print("Renaming %s prefix directory, " % name, prefix, " to ", dest)
                if os.path.exists(dest):
                    utils.rm_rf(dest)
                shutil.move(prefix, dest)

        # nested if so that there's no warning when we just leave the empty workdir in place
        if metadata.source_provided:
            dest = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(metadata.config.work_dir),
                                '_'.join(('work_moved', metadata.dist(),
                                          metadata.config.host_subdir)))
            # Needs to come after create_files in case there's test/source_files
            print("Renaming work directory, ", metadata.config.work_dir, " to ", dest)
            if os.path.exists(dest):
                utils.rm_rf(dest)
            shutil.move(config.work_dir, dest)
    else:
        log.warn("Not moving work directory after build.  Your package may depend on files "
                    "in the work directory that are not included with your package")

    get_build_metadata(metadata)

    specs = metadata.get_test_deps(py_files, pl_files, lua_files, r_files)

    with utils.path_prepended(metadata.config.test_prefix):
        env = dict(os.environ.copy())
        env.update(environ.get_dict(m=metadata, prefix=config.test_prefix))
        env["CONDA_BUILD_STATE"] = "TEST"
        env["CONDA_BUILD"] = "1"
        if env_path_backup_var_exists:
            env["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"] = os.environ["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"]

    if not metadata.config.activate or metadata.name() == 'conda':
        # prepend bin (or Scripts) directory
        env = utils.prepend_bin_path(env, metadata.config.test_prefix, prepend_prefix=True)

    if utils.on_win:
        env['PATH'] = metadata.config.test_prefix + os.pathsep + env['PATH']

    env['PREFIX'] = metadata.config.test_prefix
    if 'BUILD_PREFIX' in env:
        del env['BUILD_PREFIX']

    # In the future, we will need to support testing cross compiled
    #     packages on physical hardware. until then it is expected that
    #     something like QEMU or Wine will be used on the build machine,
    #     therefore, for now, we use host_subdir.

    subdir = ('noarch' if (metadata.noarch or metadata.noarch_python)
                else metadata.config.host_subdir)
    # ensure that the test prefix isn't kept between variants
    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.test_prefix)

    try:
        actions = environ.get_install_actions(metadata.config.test_prefix,
                                                tuple(specs), 'host',
                                                subdir=subdir,
                                                debug=metadata.config.debug,
                                                verbose=metadata.config.verbose,
                                                locking=metadata.config.locking,
                                                bldpkgs_dirs=tuple(metadata.config.bldpkgs_dirs),
                                                timeout=metadata.config.timeout,
                                                disable_pip=metadata.config.disable_pip,
                                                max_env_retry=metadata.config.max_env_retry,
                                                output_folder=metadata.config.output_folder,
                                                channel_urls=tuple(metadata.config.channel_urls))
    except (DependencyNeedsBuildingError, NoPackagesFoundError, UnsatisfiableError,
            CondaError, AssertionError) as exc:
        log.warn("failed to get install actions, retrying.  exception was: %s",
                  str(exc))
        tests_failed(metadata, move_broken=move_broken, broken_dir=metadata.config.broken_dir,
                        config=metadata.config)
        raise
    # upgrade the warning from silently clobbering to warning.  If it is preventing, just
    #     keep it that way.
    conflict_verbosity = ('warn' if str(context.path_conflict) == 'clobber' else
                          str(context.path_conflict))
    with env_var('CONDA_PATH_CONFLICT', conflict_verbosity, reset_context):
        environ.create_env(metadata.config.test_prefix, actions, config=metadata.config,
                           env='host', subdir=subdir, is_cross=metadata.is_cross,
                           is_conda=metadata.name() == 'conda')

    with utils.path_prepended(metadata.config.test_prefix):
        env = dict(os.environ.copy())
        env.update(environ.get_dict(m=metadata, prefix=metadata.config.test_prefix))
        env["CONDA_BUILD_STATE"] = "TEST"
        if env_path_backup_var_exists:
            env["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"] = os.environ["CONDA_PATH_BACKUP"]

    if config.test_run_post:
        from conda_build.utils import get_installed_packages
        installed = get_installed_packages(metadata.config.test_prefix)
        files = installed[metadata.meta['package']['name']]['files']
        create_info_files(metadata, files, metadata.config.test_prefix)
        post_build(metadata, files, None, metadata.config.test_prefix, True)

    # when workdir is removed, the source files are unavailable.  There's the test/source_files
    #    entry that lets people keep these files around.  The files are copied into test_dir for
    #    intuitive relative path behavior, though, not work_dir, so we need to adjust where
    #    SRC_DIR points.  The initial CWD during tests is test_dir.
    if metadata.config.remove_work_dir:
        env['SRC_DIR'] = metadata.config.test_dir

    test_script, _ = write_test_scripts(metadata, env, py_files, pl_files, lua_files, r_files, shell_files, trace)

    if utils.on_win:
        cmd = [os.environ.get('COMSPEC', 'cmd.exe'), "/d", "/c", test_script]
    else:
        cmd = [shell_path] + (['-x'] if metadata.config.debug else []) + ['-o', 'errexit', test_script]
    try:
        test_stats = {}
        if not provision_only:
            # rewrite long paths in stdout back to their env variables
            if metadata.config.debug or metadata.config.no_rewrite_stdout_env:
                rewrite_env = None
            else:
                rewrite_env = {
                    k: env[k]
                    for k in ['PREFIX', 'SRC_DIR'] if k in env
                }
                if metadata.config.verbose:
                    for k, v in rewrite_env.items():
                        print('{0} {1}={2}'
                            .format('set' if test_script.endswith('.bat') else 'export', k, v))
            utils.check_call_env(cmd, env=env, cwd=metadata.config.test_dir, stats=test_stats, rewrite_stdout_env=rewrite_env)
            log_stats(test_stats, "testing {}".format(metadata.name()))
            if stats is not None and metadata.config.variants:
                stats[stats_key(metadata, 'test_{}'.format(metadata.name()))] = test_stats
            if os.path.exists(join(metadata.config.test_dir, 'TEST_FAILED')):
                raise subprocess.CalledProcessError(-1, '')
            print("TEST END:", test_package_name)
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError as _:  # noqa
        tests_failed(metadata, move_broken=move_broken, broken_dir=metadata.config.broken_dir,
                        config=metadata.config)
        raise

    if config.need_cleanup and config.recipe_dir is not None and not provision_only:
        utils.rm_rf(config.recipe_dir)

    return True


def tests_failed(package_or_metadata, move_broken, broken_dir, config):
    '''
    Causes conda to exit if any of the given package's tests failed.

    :param m: Package's metadata
    :type m: Metadata
    '''
    if not isdir(broken_dir):
        os.makedirs(broken_dir)

    if hasattr(package_or_metadata, 'config'):
        pkg = bldpkg_path(package_or_metadata)
    else:
        pkg = package_or_metadata
    dest = join(broken_dir, os.path.basename(pkg))

    if move_broken:
        log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
        try:
            shutil.move(pkg, dest)
            log.warn('Tests failed for %s - moving package to %s' % (os.path.basename(pkg),
                    broken_dir))
        except OSError:
            pass
        update_index(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(pkg)), verbose=config.debug, threads=1)
    sys.exit("TESTS FAILED: " + os.path.basename(pkg))


def check_external():
    if sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
        patchelf = external.find_executable('patchelf')
        if patchelf is None:
            sys.exit("""\
Error:
    Did not find 'patchelf' in: %s
    'patchelf' is necessary for building conda packages on Linux with
    relocatable ELF libraries.  You can install patchelf using conda install
    patchelf.
""" % (os.pathsep.join(external.dir_paths)))


def build_tree(recipe_list, config, stats, build_only=False, post=False, notest=False,
               need_source_download=True, need_reparse_in_env=False, variants=None):

    to_build_recursive = []
    recipe_list = deque(recipe_list)

    if utils.on_win:
        trash_dir = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(sys.executable), 'pkgs', '.trash')
        if os.path.isdir(trash_dir):
            # We don't really care if this does a complete job.
            #    Cleaning up some files is better than none.
            subprocess.call('del /s /q "{0}\\*.*" >nul 2>&1'.format(trash_dir), shell=True)
        # delete_trash(None)

    extra_help = ""
    built_packages = OrderedDict()
    retried_recipes = []
    initial_time = time.time()
    stats_file = config.stats_file

    # this is primarily for exception handling.  It's OK that it gets clobbered by
    #     the loop below.
    metadata = None

    while recipe_list:
        # This loop recursively builds dependencies if recipes exist
        if build_only:
            post = False
            notest = True
            config.anaconda_upload = False
        elif post:
            post = True
            config.anaconda_upload = False
        else:
            post = None

        try:
            recipe = recipe_list.popleft()
            name = recipe.name() if hasattr(recipe, 'name') else recipe
            if hasattr(recipe, 'config'):
                metadata = recipe
                metadata.config.anaconda_upload = config.anaconda_upload
                config = metadata.config
                # this code is duplicated below because we need to be sure that the build id is set
                #    before downloading happens - or else we lose where downloads are
                if config.set_build_id and metadata.name() not in config.build_id:
                    config.compute_build_id(metadata.name(), reset=True)
                recipe_parent_dir = os.path.dirname(metadata.path)
                to_build_recursive.append(metadata.name())

                if not metadata.final:
                    variants_ = (dict_of_lists_to_list_of_dicts(variants) if variants else
                                get_package_variants(metadata))

                    # This is where reparsing happens - we need to re-evaluate the meta.yaml for any
                    #    jinja2 templating
                    metadata_tuples = distribute_variants(metadata, variants_,
                                                        permit_unsatisfiable_variants=False)
                else:
                    metadata_tuples = ((metadata, False, False), )
            else:
                recipe_parent_dir = os.path.dirname(recipe)
                recipe = recipe.rstrip("/").rstrip("\\")
                to_build_recursive.append(os.path.basename(recipe))

                # each tuple is:
                #    metadata, need_source_download, need_reparse_in_env =
                # We get one tuple per variant
                metadata_tuples = render_recipe(recipe, config=config, variants=variants,
                                                permit_unsatisfiable_variants=False,
                                                reset_build_id=not config.dirty,
                                                bypass_env_check=True)
            # restrict to building only one variant for bdist_conda.  The way it splits the build
            #    job breaks variants horribly.
            if post in (True, False):
                metadata_tuples = metadata_tuples[:1]

            # This is the "TOP LEVEL" loop. Only vars used in the top-level
            # recipe are looped over here.

            for (metadata, need_source_download, need_reparse_in_env) in metadata_tuples:
                if post is None:
                    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.host_prefix)
                    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.build_prefix)
                    utils.rm_rf(metadata.config.test_prefix)
                if metadata.name() not in metadata.config.build_folder:
                    metadata.config.compute_build_id(metadata.name(), reset=True)

                packages_from_this = build(metadata, stats,
                                           post=post,
                                           need_source_download=need_source_download,
                                           need_reparse_in_env=need_reparse_in_env,
                                           built_packages=built_packages,
                                           notest=notest,
                                           )
                if not notest:
                    for pkg, dict_and_meta in packages_from_this.items():
                        if pkg.endswith(CONDA_TARBALL_EXTENSIONS) and os.path.isfile(pkg):
                            # we only know how to test conda packages
                            test(pkg, config=metadata.config.copy(), stats=stats)
                        _, meta = dict_and_meta
                        downstreams = meta.meta.get('test', {}).get('downstreams')
                        if downstreams:
                            channel_urls = tuple(utils.ensure_list(metadata.config.channel_urls) +
                                                 [utils.path2url(os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(
                                                                 os.path.dirname(pkg))))])
                            log = utils.get_logger(__name__)
                            # downstreams can be a dict, for adding capability for worker labels
                            if hasattr(downstreams, 'keys'):
                                downstreams = list(downstreams.keys())
                                log.warn("Dictionary keys for downstreams are being "
                                         "ignored right now.  Coming soon...")
                            else:
                                downstreams = utils.ensure_list(downstreams)
                            for dep in downstreams:
                                log.info("Testing downstream package: {}".format(dep))
                                # resolve downstream packages to a known package

                                r_string = ''.join(random.choice(
                                    string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits) for _ in range(10))
                                specs = meta.ms_depends('run') + [MatchSpec(dep),
                                                    MatchSpec(' '.join(meta.dist().rsplit('-', 2)))]
                                specs = [utils.ensure_valid_spec(spec) for spec in specs]
                                try:
                                    with TemporaryDirectory(prefix="_", suffix=r_string) as tmpdir:
                                        actions = environ.get_install_actions(
                                            tmpdir, specs, env='run',
                                            subdir=meta.config.host_subdir,
                                            bldpkgs_dirs=meta.config.bldpkgs_dirs,
                                            channel_urls=channel_urls)
                                except (UnsatisfiableError, DependencyNeedsBuildingError) as e:
                                    log.warn("Skipping downstream test for spec {}; was "
                                             "unsatisfiable.  Error was {}".format(dep, e))
                                    continue
                                # make sure to download that package to the local cache if not there
                                local_file = execute_download_actions(meta, actions, 'host',
                                                                      package_subset=dep,
                                                                      require_files=True)
                                # test that package, using the local channel so that our new
                                #    upstream dep gets used
                                test(list(local_file.values())[0][0],
                                     config=meta.config.copy(), stats=stats)

                        built_packages.update({pkg: dict_and_meta})
                else:
                    built_packages.update(packages_from_this)

                if (os.path.exists(metadata.config.work_dir) and not
                        (metadata.config.dirty or metadata.config.keep_old_work or
                         metadata.get_value('build/no_move_top_level_workdir_loops'))):
                    # force the build string to include hashes as necessary
                    metadata.final = True
                    dest = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(metadata.config.work_dir),
                                        '_'.join(('work_moved', metadata.dist(),
                                                  metadata.config.host_subdir, "main_build_loop")))
                    # Needs to come after create_files in case there's test/source_files
                    print("Renaming work directory, ", metadata.config.work_dir, " to ", dest)
                    try:
                        shutil.move(metadata.config.work_dir, dest)
                    except shutil.Error:
                        utils.rm_rf(dest)
                        shutil.move(metadata.config.work_dir, dest)

            # each metadata element here comes from one recipe, thus it will share one build id
            #    cleaning on the last metadata in the loop should take care of all of the stuff.
            metadata.clean()

            # We *could* delete `metadata_conda_debug.yaml` here, but the user may want to debug
            # failures that happen after this point and we may as well not make that impossible.
            # os.unlink(os.path.join(metadata.config.work_dir, 'metadata_conda_debug.yaml'))

        except DependencyNeedsBuildingError as e:
            skip_names = ['python', 'r', 'r-base', 'mro-base', 'perl', 'lua']
            built_package_paths = [entry[1][1].path for entry in built_packages.items()]
            add_recipes = []
            # add the failed one back in at the beginning - but its deps may come before it
            recipe_list.extendleft([recipe])
            for pkg, matchspec in zip(e.packages, e.matchspecs):
                pkg_name = pkg.split(' ')[0].split('=')[0]
                # if we hit missing dependencies at test time, the error we get says that our
                #    package that we just built needs to be built.  Very confusing.  Bomb out
                #    if any of our output metadatas are in the exception list of pkgs.
                if metadata and any(pkg_name == output_meta.name() for (_, output_meta) in
                       metadata.get_output_metadata_set(permit_undefined_jinja=True)):
                    raise
                if pkg in to_build_recursive:
                    config.clean(remove_folders=False)
                    raise RuntimeError("Can't build {0} due to environment creation error:\n"
                                       .format(recipe) + str(e.message) + "\n" + extra_help)

                if pkg in skip_names:
                    to_build_recursive.append(pkg)
                    extra_help = """Typically if a conflict is with the Python or R
packages, the other package or one of its dependencies
needs to be rebuilt (e.g., a conflict with 'python 3.5*'
and 'x' means 'x' or one of 'x' dependencies isn't built
for Python 3.5 and needs to be rebuilt."""

                recipe_glob = glob(os.path.join(recipe_parent_dir, pkg_name))
                # conda-forge style.  meta.yaml lives one level deeper.
                if not recipe_glob:
                    recipe_glob = glob(os.path.join(recipe_parent_dir, '..', pkg_name))
                feedstock_glob = glob(os.path.join(recipe_parent_dir, pkg_name + '-feedstock'))
                if not feedstock_glob:
                    feedstock_glob = glob(os.path.join(recipe_parent_dir, '..',
                                                       pkg_name + '-feedstock'))
                available = False
                if recipe_glob or feedstock_glob:
                    for recipe_dir in recipe_glob + feedstock_glob:
                        if not any(path.startswith(recipe_dir) for path in built_package_paths):
                            dep_metas = render_recipe(recipe_dir, config=metadata.config)
                            for dep_meta in dep_metas:
                                if utils.match_peer_job(MatchSpec(matchspec), dep_meta[0],
                                                        metadata):
                                    print(("Missing dependency {0}, but found" +
                                        " recipe directory, so building " +
                                        "{0} first").format(pkg))
                                    add_recipes.append(recipe_dir)
                                    available = True
                if not available:
                    config.clean(remove_folders=False)
                    raise
            # if we failed to render due to unsatisfiable dependencies, we should only bail out
            #    if we've already retried this recipe.
            if (not metadata and retried_recipes.count(recipe) and
                    retried_recipes.count(recipe) >= len(metadata.ms_depends('build'))):
                config.clean(remove_folders=False)
                raise RuntimeError("Can't build {0} due to environment creation error:\n"
                                    .format(recipe) + str(e.message) + "\n" + extra_help)
            retried_recipes.append(os.path.basename(name))
            recipe_list.extendleft(add_recipes)

    if post in [True, None]:
        # TODO: could probably use a better check for pkg type than this...
        tarballs = [f for f in built_packages if f.endswith(CONDA_TARBALL_EXTENSIONS)]
        wheels = [f for f in built_packages if f.endswith('.whl')]
        handle_anaconda_upload(tarballs, config=config)
        handle_pypi_upload(wheels, config=config)

    total_time = time.time() - initial_time
    max_memory_used = max([step.get('rss') for step in stats.values()] or [0])
    total_disk = sum([step.get('disk') for step in stats.values()] or [0])
    total_cpu_sys = sum([step.get('cpu_sys') for step in stats.values()] or [0])
    total_cpu_user = sum([step.get('cpu_user') for step in stats.values()] or [0])

    print('#' * 84)
    print("Resource usage summary:")
    print("\nTotal time: {}".format(seconds_to_text(total_time)))
    print("CPU usage: sys={}, user={}".format(seconds_to_text(total_cpu_sys),
                                              seconds_to_text(total_cpu_user)))
    print("Maximum memory usage observed: {}".format(utils.bytes2human(max_memory_used)))
    print("Total disk usage observed (not including envs): {}".format(
        utils.bytes2human(total_disk)))
    stats['total'] = {'time': total_time,
                      'memory': max_memory_used,
                      'disk': total_disk}
    if stats_file:
        with open(stats_file, 'w') as f:
            json.dump(stats, f)

    return list(built_packages.keys())


def handle_anaconda_upload(paths, config):
    from conda_build.os_utils.external import find_executable

    paths = utils.ensure_list(paths)

    upload = False
    # this is the default, for no explicit argument.
    # remember that anaconda_upload takes defaults from condarc
    if config.token or config.user:
        upload = True
    # rc file has uploading explicitly turned off
    elif not config.anaconda_upload:
        print("# Automatic uploading is disabled")
    else:
        upload = True

    no_upload_message = """\
# If you want to upload package(s) to anaconda.org later, type:

"""
    for package in paths:
        no_upload_message += "anaconda upload {}\n".format(package)

    no_upload_message += """\

# To have conda build upload to anaconda.org automatically, use
# $ conda config --set anaconda_upload yes
"""
    if not upload:
        print(no_upload_message)
        return

    anaconda = find_executable('anaconda')
    if anaconda is None:
        print(no_upload_message)
        sys.exit('''
Error: cannot locate anaconda command (required for upload)
# Try:
# $ conda install anaconda-client
''')
    cmd = [anaconda, ]

    if config.token:
        cmd.extend(['--token', config.token])
    cmd.append('upload')
    if config.force_upload:
        cmd.append('--force')
    if config.user:
        cmd.extend(['--user', config.user])
    for label in config.labels:
        cmd.extend(['--label', label])
    for package in paths:
        try:
            print("Uploading {} to anaconda.org".format(os.path.basename(package)))
            subprocess.call(cmd + [package])
        except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
            print(no_upload_message)
            raise


def handle_pypi_upload(wheels, config):
    args = ['twine', 'upload', '--sign-with', config.sign_with, '--repository', config.repository]
    if config.user:
        args.extend(['--user', config.user])
    if config.password:
        args.extend(['--password', config.password])
    if config.sign:
        args.extend(['--sign'])
    if config.identity:
        args.extend(['--identity', config.identity])
    if config.config_file:
        args.extend(['--config-file', config.config_file])
    if config.repository:
        args.extend(['--repository', config.repository])

    wheels = utils.ensure_list(wheels)

    if config.anaconda_upload:
        for f in wheels:
            print("Uploading {}".format(f))
            try:
                utils.check_call_env(args + [f])
            except:
                utils.get_logger(__name__).warn("wheel upload failed - is twine installed?"
                                                "  Is this package registered?")
                utils.get_logger(__name__).warn("Wheel file left in {}".format(f))

    else:
        print("anaconda_upload is not set.  Not uploading wheels: {}".format(wheels))


def print_build_intermediate_warning(config):
    print("\n")
    print('#' * 84)
    print("Source and build intermediates have been left in " + config.croot + ".")
    build_folders = utils.get_build_folders(config.croot)
    print("There are currently {num_builds} accumulated.".format(num_builds=len(build_folders)))
    print("To remove them, you can run the ```conda build purge``` command")


def clean_build(config, folders=None):
    if not folders:
        folders = utils.get_build_folders(config.croot)
    for folder in folders:
        utils.rm_rf(folder)


def is_package_built(metadata, env, include_local=True):
    for d in metadata.config.bldpkgs_dirs:
        if not os.path.isdir(d):
            os.makedirs(d)
        update_index(d, verbose=metadata.config.debug, warn=False, threads=1)
    subdir = getattr(metadata.config, '{}_subdir'.format(env))

    urls = [url_path(metadata.config.output_folder), 'local'] if include_local else []
    urls += get_rc_urls()
    if metadata.config.channel_urls:
        urls.extend(metadata.config.channel_urls)

    spec = MatchSpec(name=metadata.name(), version=metadata.version(), build=metadata.build_id())

    if conda_45:
        from conda.api import SubdirData
        return bool(SubdirData.query_all(spec, channels=urls, subdirs=(subdir, "noarch")))
    else:
        index, _, _ = get_build_index(subdir=subdir, bldpkgs_dir=metadata.config.bldpkgs_dir,
                                      output_folder=metadata.config.output_folder, channel_urls=urls,
                                      debug=metadata.config.debug, verbose=metadata.config.verbose,
                                      locking=metadata.config.locking, timeout=metadata.config.timeout,
                                      clear_cache=True)
        return any(spec.match(prec) for prec in index.values())