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Hello @coeuvre, Above PR has ThirdParty changes, Could you please guide which code should be imported first. @EdSchouten Can you please squash above commits into one. Thanks! |
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We need to import third-party changes first because other changes in non third-party directories depend on them. |
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Hey there! So given @coeuvre's response, you don't want me to squash the commits? |
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We still need all commits, squash into one. |
remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230
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remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230 Partial commit for third_party/*, see #16463. Signed-off-by: Sunil Gowroji <sgowroji@google.com>
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Remaining changes are already in progress through a internal CL. We will update you once it is merged. Thank you for the patience. |
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remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230 Closes #16463. PiperOrigin-RevId: 487196375 Change-Id: Iafcfd617fc101fec7bfa943552113ce57ab8041b
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remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230 Partial commit for third_party/*, see #16463. Signed-off-by: Sunil Gowroji <sgowroji@google.com>
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* Emit Tree objects in topological order remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230 Closes #16463. PiperOrigin-RevId: 487196375 Change-Id: Iafcfd617fc101fec7bfa943552113ce57ab8041b * Emit Tree objects in topological order remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths. Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently. More details: - bazelbuild/remote-apis#229 - bazelbuild/remote-apis#230 Partial commit for third_party/*, see #16463. Signed-off-by: Sunil Gowroji <sgowroji@google.com> Signed-off-by: Sunil Gowroji <sgowroji@google.com> Co-authored-by: Ed Schouten <eschouten@apple.com>
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remote-apis PR 230 added a way where producers of Tree messages can indicate that the directories contained within are stored in topological order. The advantage of using such an ordering is that it permits instantiation of such objects onto a local file system in a streaming fashion. The same holds for lookups of individual paths.
Even though Bazel currently does not gain from this, this change at least modifies Bazel's REv2 client to emit topologically sorted trees. This makes it possible for tools such as Buildbarn's bb-browser to process them more efficiently.
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