Package com.google.devtools.build.lib.runtime.proto

Interface CommandLineOuterClass.CommandLineOrBuilder

    • Method Detail

      • getCommandLineLabel

        java.lang.String getCommandLineLabel()
         A title for this command line value, to differentiate it from others.
 In particular, a single invocation may wish to report both the literal and
 canonical command lines, and this label would be used to differentiate
 between both versions. This is a string for flexibility.
        string command_line_label = 1;
        Returns:
        The commandLineLabel.

      • getCommandLineLabelBytes

        com.google.protobuf.ByteString getCommandLineLabelBytes()
         A title for this command line value, to differentiate it from others.
 In particular, a single invocation may wish to report both the literal and
 canonical command lines, and this label would be used to differentiate
 between both versions. This is a string for flexibility.
        string command_line_label = 1;
        Returns:
        The bytes for commandLineLabel.

      • getSectionsList

        java.util.List<CommandLineOuterClass.CommandLineSection> getSectionsList()
         A Bazel command line is made of distinct parts. For example,
    `bazel --nomaster_bazelrc test --nocache_test_results //foo:aTest`
 has the executable "bazel", a startup flag, a command "test", a command
 flag, and a test target. There could be many more flags and targets, or
 none (`bazel info` for example), but the basic structure is there. The
 command line should be broken down into these logical sections here.
        repeated .command_line.CommandLineSection sections = 2;

      • getSections

        CommandLineOuterClass.CommandLineSection getSections​(int index)
         A Bazel command line is made of distinct parts. For example,
    `bazel --nomaster_bazelrc test --nocache_test_results //foo:aTest`
 has the executable "bazel", a startup flag, a command "test", a command
 flag, and a test target. There could be many more flags and targets, or
 none (`bazel info` for example), but the basic structure is there. The
 command line should be broken down into these logical sections here.
        repeated .command_line.CommandLineSection sections = 2;

      • getSectionsCount

        int getSectionsCount()
         A Bazel command line is made of distinct parts. For example,
    `bazel --nomaster_bazelrc test --nocache_test_results //foo:aTest`
 has the executable "bazel", a startup flag, a command "test", a command
 flag, and a test target. There could be many more flags and targets, or
 none (`bazel info` for example), but the basic structure is there. The
 command line should be broken down into these logical sections here.
        repeated .command_line.CommandLineSection sections = 2;

      • getSectionsOrBuilderList

        java.util.List<? extends CommandLineOuterClass.CommandLineSectionOrBuilder> getSectionsOrBuilderList()
         A Bazel command line is made of distinct parts. For example,
    `bazel --nomaster_bazelrc test --nocache_test_results //foo:aTest`
 has the executable "bazel", a startup flag, a command "test", a command
 flag, and a test target. There could be many more flags and targets, or
 none (`bazel info` for example), but the basic structure is there. The
 command line should be broken down into these logical sections here.
        repeated .command_line.CommandLineSection sections = 2;

      • getSectionsOrBuilder

        CommandLineOuterClass.CommandLineSectionOrBuilder getSectionsOrBuilder​(int index)
         A Bazel command line is made of distinct parts. For example,
    `bazel --nomaster_bazelrc test --nocache_test_results //foo:aTest`
 has the executable "bazel", a startup flag, a command "test", a command
 flag, and a test target. There could be many more flags and targets, or
 none (`bazel info` for example), but the basic structure is there. The
 command line should be broken down into these logical sections here.
        repeated .command_line.CommandLineSection sections = 2;