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Took a look into the chromium rules. It's creating a symlink to a directory within the tree artifact, and it's not actually the root directory. As far as I can tell, this is legal and should be supported. I also reproduced this on linux, so it's nothing mac-specific, just happens to be that the rule that does this is for mac.
#9054 is caused by an assertion that stipulates that
TreeFileArtifact
s only containRegularFileValue
s.This is apparently not true -- the file the assertion fails on,
chromium.out
is the root directory of the associatedTreeArtifact
.For now, I'll just relax the assertion, but it would be nice to know how any why this happens.
Surprisingly, this is only an issue on OS X.
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