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…piles The table named each runtime file by the absolute path the script walked. That holds when the script and the crate share one tree, as under cargo; a build that compiles the crate elsewhere (Bazel's sandboxes, a remote executor) finds nothing there. The script now reads CARGO_MANIFEST_DIR where it runs, and the table resolves each file against the crate's own. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
require_relative resolves symlinks, so a stub registered under the path as given misses when the tree is reached through one (a symlinked checkout, Bazel's runfiles), and the real file loads instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A tarball checkout inside another git work tree made `git -C APP rev-parse` answer for the outer repository, and `git archive` exported that instead of the app: no Gemfile, and bundle install failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every ci.yml lane runs as a Bazel test on BuildBuddy's remote executors, in an image built from bazel/images/all/Dockerfile and published to GHCR. A step whose inputs match a cached run is not re-run, so a change re-tests only what it reaches, and a pull request's results carry over to main. ci.yml's continue-on-error lanes are tagged advisory and run in their own job. A fork's pull request reads the cache with a read-only key and runs the misses on Actions in the same image. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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bazel/compare.shdocuments direct invocation with aTARGETargument. If a typo matches nocasepattern,build_dirremains unset and line 21 reports an unbound variable instead of identifying the target.Suggested fix
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/bazel.yml:
- Line 17: Add a top-level workflow permissions declaration before jobs in the
workflow so jobs without explicit token permissions receive contents read
access; preserve the images job’s explicit packages write permission.
Review comments at @bazel/BUILD.bazel:
- Around line 30-38: Update the bindgen_env genrule to derive CLANG_PATH from
the Bazel target instead of a hard-coded external repository path. Declare
//bazel:clang as an input and use its execpath in the generated environment
file, preserving the existing Linux-only behavior and default output.
Review comments at @bazel/lanes/browser_smoke_ide.sh:
- Around line 24-25: Replace the fixed sleep after the background server launch
in the browser smoke script with a bounded readiness poll against
localhost:8099; proceed to verification scripts only when the server responds,
and exit with an error if it does not become ready before the timeout.
Review comments at @bazel/with_repo.sh:
- Line 26: Update the `cp -RL` step that populates `$repo` to tolerate dangling
symlinks while propagating other copy errors; stop the script before `chmod` or
the lane command if a non-dangling copy error occurs.
Review comments at @BUILD.bazel:
- Around line 50-69: Replace the moving docker://ruby:3.4 container image in the
real_blog_fixture rule with the repository’s stable CI_IMAGE value. Apply the
same image selection to the other fixture rule so both fixture-generation
actions use a consistent, pinned runtime.
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- Around line 15-20: Add a default case to the target-selection case statement
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@dai199 some thoughts here: I was actually wondering whether we need to run everything on every pull request, or if a more compact CI gate wouldn't suffice, and then we run the heavy stuff regularly just on |
Top-level read-only token permissions; bindgen's clang named by its label, not a canonical repository path; the IDE smoke waits for its server instead of sleeping; a lane's repository copy stops on any error but a dangling link; compare.sh rejects an unknown target; the fixtures are generated in the CI image, whose tag never moves. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@dai199 Sure, we can explore different approaches in parallel and take what's best and merge it together. I wonder how easy it is to get a BuildBuddy account for OSS, do you need to apply for that somehow? Since it's quite a bit of free compute that one would be using :) |
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@thomasklemm Sorry for the slow reply. I was away with my family over the weekend. The CI changes are impressive. PRs now run 12–14 jobs instead of ~50, and full validation still runs on a schedule. That clears the back pressure we were fighting. To answer your question: no application was needed. I used BuildBuddy's free Personal plan, which covers small teams and open source. Its terms don't say much about sustained heavy use, though. Where the Bazel + BuildBuddy pilot landed:
Since most PRs come from forks, the GitHub Actions setup you built is the better fit for now. I'm closing #309 and have split its standalone fixes (the overlay-cable tests and |
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Runs every ci.yml lane as Bazel tests on BuildBuddy remote execution, following the idea in #273. It sits beside ci.yml for now. Once it is green on main, a follow-up PR drops ci.yml's test jobs, and the site build and Pages deploy stay on Actions.
The workflow stays off until BuildBuddy is set up (it is gated on the
BUILDBUDDY_READONLY_API_KEYvariable), so merging this first is harmless.What runs
continue-on-errortoday carry anadvisorytag and run in their own non-blocking job (~8 min; Spinel master moves often).Needs from you before it can run
BUILDBUDDY_ORG_API_KEY, and a read-only key as the variableBUILDBUDDY_READONLY_API_KEY.roundhouse-ci-*packages on GHCR must be public, since BuildBuddy pulls them.Maintenance (also added to AGENTS.md)
tests/*.rsandsrc/bin/*.rsare picked up automatically.bazel/images/all/Dockerfile. Changing it means bumping its tag inbazel/images.bzl, and keeping.bazelrc'simage-envin step with itsENV.cargo build/cargo testwork as before.Fixes the pilot surfaced (also correct without Bazel)
build.rsreadsCARGO_MANIFEST_DIRat run time, not compile time.tests/overlay_cable_{identity,dispatch}.rbregister stubbed features by real path, asrequire_relativeresolves them.scripts/campfire-oracleusesgit archiveonly when the app is its own repository's root.cc @thomasklemm: this overlaps with the ci-reuse work in ci.yml. Once Bazel gates main, the follow-up that drops ci.yml's test jobs would retire it, so let's line that up together.
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