feat(generator): add extra allowed modules that will not be removed from the monorepo if they are present by chingor13 · Pull Request #4124

feat(generator): add extra allowed modules that will not be removed from the monorepo if they are present by chingor13 · Pull Request #4124 · googleapis/sdk-platform-java

Summary of Changes

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This pull request introduces a crucial enhancement to the monorepo's pom.xml generation script. It enables the inclusion of specific Java modules, identified by an explicit allowlist, into the root pom.xml, even if they do not adhere to the standard java- prefix naming convention. This change directly supports the integration of existing projects like auth-library and sdk-platform-java into the monorepo, streamlining their migration process.

Highlights

Enhanced Module Discovery: The __search_for_java_modules function was updated to include a new module_allowlist. This allows specific modules, not following the java- prefix convention, to be recognized and included in the root pom.xml generation.
Monorepo Migration Support: Explicitly added 'google-auth-library-java' and 'sdk-platform-java' to the module_allowlist, facilitating their migration and integration into the monorepo's build structure.

Changelog

hermetic_build/library_generation/utils/pom_generator.py
- Introduced a module_allowlist set to define specific Java modules that should always be included.
- Modified the __search_for_java_modules function to check if a subdirectory's name is present in the module_allowlist.
- Added debug print statements to generate_root_pom and __search_for_java_modules for better visibility during module discovery.

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