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fix(rust): resolve executable rule error in rust_wasm_binary
Fixed Bazel analysis error "'executable' provided by an executable rule should be created by the same rule" that occurred when building CLI WASM binaries with rust_wasm_binary. Changes: - Set executable = True in _wasm_rust_binary_rule - Create own executable output via ctx.actions.symlink() to satisfy Bazel's requirement that executable rules must create their own outputs - Symlink points to actual WASM binary from underlying rust_binary target Testing: - Added comprehensive test suite in test/rust_binary/ - Tests validate basic compilation and dependency handling - Verified outputs are valid WASI components (0x1000d) - Integrated into language support test suite This resolves CI failures in pulseengine/wasmsign2 repository where the rust_wasm_binary rule was failing with the executable rule error.
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rust/rust_wasm_binary.bzl

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def _wasm_rust_binary_impl(ctx):
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"""Implementation that forwards a rust_binary with WASM transition applied"""
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target_info = ctx.attr.target[0]
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default_info = target_info[DefaultInfo]
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# Forward the default info and any rust-specific providers
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providers = [target_info[DefaultInfo]]
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# Get the executable from the target
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source_executable = default_info.files_to_run.executable
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# Create our own executable output by symlinking to the source
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# This is required because executable rules must create their own outputs
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output = ctx.actions.declare_file(ctx.label.name)
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ctx.actions.symlink(
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output = output,
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target_file = source_executable,
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is_executable = True,
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)
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# Forward the default info with our own executable
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providers = [DefaultInfo(
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files = depset([output]),
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runfiles = default_info.default_runfiles,
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executable = output,
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)]
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# Forward RustInfo if available
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if hasattr(target_info, "rust_info"):
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default = "@bazel_tools//tools/allowlists/function_transition_allowlist",
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),
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},
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executable = False, # This rule forwards files, doesn't create executables itself
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executable = True, # WASM binaries are executable via wasmtime
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)
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def rust_wasm_binary(

test/language_support/BUILD.bazel

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package(default_visibility = ["//visibility:public"])
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# Import all language-specific test suites
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alias(
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test_suite(
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name = "rust_tests",
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actual = "//test/unit:unit_tests", # Rust tests already exist
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tests = [
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"//test/rust_binary:rust_binary_tests",
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"//test/unit:unit_tests",
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],
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visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
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)
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test/rust_binary/BUILD.bazel

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"""Tests for rust_wasm_binary rule
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This tests the rust_wasm_binary macro that creates WASI CLI executables.
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"""
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load("@bazel_skylib//rules:build_test.bzl", "build_test")
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load("//rust:defs.bzl", "rust_wasm_binary")
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package(default_testonly = True)
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# Test 1: Basic CLI binary
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rust_wasm_binary(
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name = "hello_cli",
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srcs = ["hello.rs"],
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edition = "2021",
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)
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# Test 2: CLI binary with dependencies
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rust_wasm_binary(
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name = "cli_with_deps",
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srcs = ["cli_with_deps.rs"],
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edition = "2021",
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deps = [
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"@crates//:anyhow",
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],
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)
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# Build tests to ensure compilation succeeds
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build_test(
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name = "hello_cli_build_test",
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targets = [":hello_cli"],
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)
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build_test(
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name = "cli_with_deps_build_test",
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targets = [":cli_with_deps"],
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)
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# Test suite
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test_suite(
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name = "rust_binary_tests",
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tests = [
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":cli_with_deps_build_test",
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":hello_cli_build_test",
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],
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visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
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)

test/rust_binary/README.md

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# Rust WASM Binary Tests
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This directory contains tests for the `rust_wasm_binary` rule, which creates
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executable WASI CLI binaries from Rust source code.
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## Test Coverage
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### Build Tests
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- **hello_cli_build_test**: Validates basic CLI binary compilation
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- **cli_with_deps_build_test**: Validates CLI binary with Rust dependencies
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## Purpose
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The `rust_wasm_binary` rule is different from `rust_wasm_component_bindgen`:
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- `rust_wasm_binary`: Creates **executable** WASI CLI binaries (like command-line tools)
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- `rust_wasm_component_bindgen`: Creates **library** components with WIT interfaces
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## Verification
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These tests ensure:
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1. The rule compiles Rust source to WASM successfully
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2. The rule properly sets `executable = True` and creates executable outputs
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3. Dependencies are correctly linked
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4. The output is a valid WASI component (version 0x1000d)
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## Running Tests
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```bash
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# Run all rust_wasm_binary tests
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bazel test //test/rust_binary:rust_binary_tests
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# Run all Rust tests (including these)
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bazel test //test/language_support:rust_tests
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```
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## Example Usage
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See the BUILD.bazel file in this directory for examples of using `rust_wasm_binary`.

test/rust_binary/cli_with_deps.rs

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use anyhow::Result;
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fn main() -> Result<()> {
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println!("CLI with dependencies!");
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Ok(())
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}

test/rust_binary/hello.rs

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fn main() {
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println!("Hello from rust_wasm_binary!");
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}

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