gradle

Signed-off-by: Paul Merlin <paul@gradle.com>

Signed-off-by: Bo Zhang <bo@gradle.com>

Signed-off-by: Josh Soref <jsoref@users.noreply.github.com>

This is a followup to 8fd0c8bd1f72a1ce2513efce354c34ecbc5d7e04 to

attempt at fixing flakiness issue due to MemoryManager debug messages

emitted to a test listener only interested in >info messages.

The ConfigureLogging rule constructor now accepts a LogLevel to prevent

a race condition where logging level is set later, e.g. by a

@Before/setup method or directly in a test, possibly calling the

OutputEventListener with unwanted events.

The state machine for `AbstractLineChoppingStyledTextOutput` was

redesigned to consider *nix, Windows and Mac OS 9 non-system newline.

Printing to the console any text with those end-of-line chars will

detect a newline been written.

This allows Gradle to show multiple items in progress when attached

to an interactive terminal.

This is achieved by:

First, breaking apart ConsoleBackedProgressRenderer into 3 filters:

- ThrottlingOutputEventListener buffers OutputEvents and flushes

them after a certain period of time or if the build has ended

- BuildStatusRenderer maintains a Label that displays overall

build progress (formerly the "status bar")

- WorkInProgressRenderer maintains a BuildProgressArea and

associates one branch of a ProgressOperations "tree" to a Label

representing work in progress for multiple workers.

Second, externalizing and enhancing concepts within AnsiConsole:

- Cursor represents a position in the terminal, using a cartesian

coordinate system with origin (0, 0) at the bottom left

- MultiLineProgressArea is a TextArea implementation with

addressible lines through Labels.

- Style represents ANSI text colors and emphases.

- Span is simply an association between a Style and String of

text.

- AnsiExecutor is an ANSI-aware text writer. It accepts Actions

that may reposition the Cursor and write styled text

Finally, logging improvements. Project evaluation logging was

extracted from build progress logging. Build progress logs are

formatted with a ProgressBar formatter and submitted through

the same ProgressOperations mechanism. These ProgressOperations

are selected by the BuildStatusRenderer and rendered separately

from other ProgressOperations for now. In the future, we will

have must stronger semantics around this using BuildOperations.

Issue: gradle/gradle-private#649

+review REVIEW-6216

#689

+review REVIEW-6216