/// <summary>
/// Logs an error event for the current task
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">The event args</param>
public void LogErrorEvent(net.r_eg.IeXod.Framework.BuildErrorEventArgs e)
{
ErrorUtilities.VerifyThrowArgumentNull(e, "e");
VerifyActiveProxy();
// If we are in building across process we need the events to be serializable. This method will
// check to see if we are building with multiple process and if the event is serializable. It will
// also log a warning if the event is not serializable and drop the logging message.
if (IsRunningMultipleNodes && !IsEventSerializable(e))
{
return;
}
e.BuildEventContext = _loggingContext.BuildEventContext;
_loggingContext.LoggingService.LogBuildEvent(e);
}
/// <summary>
/// Logs an error event for the current task
/// Thread safe.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">The event args</param>
public void LogErrorEvent(net.r_eg.IeXod.Framework.BuildErrorEventArgs e)
{
lock (_callbackMonitor)
{
ErrorUtilities.VerifyThrowArgumentNull(e, "e");
if (!_activeProxy)
{
// The task has been logging on another thread, typically
// because of logging a spawned process's output, and has
// not terminated this logging before it returned. This is common
// enough that we don't want to crash and break the entire build. But
// we don't have any good way to log it any more, as not only has this task
// finished, the whole build might have finished! The task author will
// just have to figure out that their task has a bug by themselves.
if (s_breakOnLogAfterTaskReturns)
{
Trace.Fail(String.Format(CultureInfo.CurrentUICulture, "Task at {0}, after already returning, attempted to log '{1}'", _taskLocation.ToString(), e.Message));
}
return;
}
// If we are in building across process we need the events to be serializable. This method will
// check to see if we are building with multiple process and if the event is serializable. It will
// also log a warning if the event is not serializable and drop the logging message.
if (IsRunningMultipleNodes && !IsEventSerializable(e))
{
return;
}
if (_convertErrorsToWarnings)
{
// Convert the error into a warning. We do this because the whole point of
// ContinueOnError is that a project author expects that the task might fail,
// but wants to ignore the failures. This implies that we shouldn't be logging
// errors either, because you should never have a successful build with errors.
BuildWarningEventArgs warningEvent = new BuildWarningEventArgs
(
e.Subcategory,
e.Code,
e.File,
e.LineNumber,
e.ColumnNumber,
e.EndLineNumber,
e.EndColumnNumber,
e.Message,
e.HelpKeyword,
e.SenderName
);
warningEvent.BuildEventContext = _taskLoggingContext.BuildEventContext;
_taskLoggingContext.LoggingService.LogBuildEvent(warningEvent);
// Log a message explaining why we converted the previous error into a warning.
_taskLoggingContext.LoggingService.LogComment(_taskLoggingContext.BuildEventContext, MessageImportance.Normal, "ErrorConvertedIntoWarning");
}
else
{
e.BuildEventContext = _taskLoggingContext.BuildEventContext;
_taskLoggingContext.LoggingService.LogBuildEvent(e);
_taskLoggingContext.HasLoggedErrors = true;
}
}
}