WebRTC: Add iOS bots running tests with the simulator

scripts/slave/recipe_modules/ios/api.py

 # Copyright 2015 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 
 import copy
 
 from recipe_engine import recipe_api
 
 
 class iOSApi(recipe_api.RecipeApi):
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     # In order to simplify the code that uses the values of self.__config, here
     # we default to empty values of their respective types, so in other places
     # we can iterate over them without having to check if they are in the dict
     # at all.
     self.__config.setdefault('triggered bots', {})
     self.__config.setdefault('tests', [])
     self.__config.setdefault('env', {})
     self.__config.setdefault('mb_type', None)
     self.__config.setdefault('gn_args', [])
+    self.__config.setdefault('use_analyze', True)
 
     # Elements of the "tests" list are dicts. There are two types of elements,
     # determined by the presence of one of these mutually exclusive keys:
     #   "app": This says to run a particular app.
     #   "include": This says to include a common set of tests from include_dir.
     # So now we go through the "tests" list replacing any "include" keys.
     # The value of an "include" key is the name of a set of tests to include,
     # which can be found as a .json file in include_dir. Read the contents
     # lazily as needed into includes.
     def read_include(includes):
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     )
     if self.using_mb:
       step_result.presentation.step_text += '<br />GYP_CHROMIUM_NO_ACTION=1'
 
     if self.using_mb:
       self.m.chromium.run_mb(self.m.properties['mastername'],
                              self.m.properties['buildername'],
                              name='generate_build_files' + suffix,
                              build_dir='//out/' + build_sub_path)
 
-    if (self.compiler == 'ninja' and
+    use_analyze = self.__config['use_analyze']
+    if (use_analyze and
+        self.compiler == 'ninja' and
         self.m.tryserver.is_tryserver and
         'without patch' not in suffix):
       affected_files = self.m.tryserver.get_files_affected_by_patch()
       # The same test may be configured to run on multiple simulators.
       # Only specify each test once for the analyzer.
       tests = list(set(test['app'] for test in self.__config['tests']))
 
       test_targets, compile_targets = (
         self.m.chromium_tests.analyze(
           affected_files,
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         self.configuration,
         'iossim',
       ),
       'ninja': self.m.path.join(
         'src',
          build_dir,
          '%s-%s' % (self.configuration, platform),
          'iossim',
       ),
     }[self.compiler]