this requires some hacks to make error reports visible, but hey. it's
better than no progress reports at all, and successful runs no longer
spew huge amounts of useless log output onto the developer's terminal
Change-Id: I9e4766b2f825a4ec451e117eb4609db65f328785
Fixes path resolution issue with meson-embedded bash script when
`build` is a symlink, or a custom build directory is passed as a
argument to `just` or `meson`.
Change-Id: I67b13c524d196241bb9a8a3b8ad2c17c2c094ed8
not all operations that involve workers need to build. for example nix
copy --from calls instantiate thir worker with the *origin* store, not
the store they copy *into*. for binary cache stores this is not likely
to ever work if cgroups are enabled and the copy is run on normal user
credentials, even though no cgroups will ever be needed to copy things
fixes#1088
Change-Id: I065e29e1a1d0f58d81823609ef0701ff82cdd1d5
Affects `github`, `gitlab` and `sourcehut` fetchers.
Previously this was an assertion, which crashed the evaluator
with SIGABRT.
Fixes: #1133
Change-Id: Ia9bb8dd29ac8b9c97bf048827f62c5076a6a6964
overridden-ness can be reset, and is usually reset such that setting
value taken from a config file are not considered as overriden. when
launching builtin builders we *do* want to send config file settings
changes to the builder, so we'll need one more getter method for it.
Change-Id: I861538a469121c77ebc1898a276439e6b756797d
diverted stores are only necessary when the logical store paths of
objects matter for the test itself, such as for derivation hashes,
substitution from golden sample nars, or actual tests of the store
diversion functionality. all other tests can use undiverted stores
to run, especially since only linux can build in diverted a store.
Change-Id: I62f0907bdef9961609af22b610195fcec54c1e57
When the destructor of PathSubstitutionGoal is run, this happens in a
sync context and can cause starvation of all ongoing IO w.r.t. to other
substitutions, including our own substitution.
While there's only a decompressor thread per stream, the other side of
the IO runs on the event loop.
In order to fix this, it is sufficient to remove the thread indirection
and inline the async code.
Fixes#1126. Great thanks to horrors' patience.
Co-authored-by: eldritch horrors <pennae@lix.systems>
Change-Id: I3eb37bc37d156f0f5528364e568fdaa2ced58011
Signed-off-by: Raito Bezarius <raito@lix.systems>
Looks like too much stuff is breaking on this, so let's make it only a
warning for now to ease transition
Change-Id: I52d50ceb1fe1fbe9f4e28d0aabf3537f7e4d52d1
Explicitly catch common errors (trying to escape line breaks, badly
escaping interpolations) to provide better messages and user guidance
for these cases.
Change-Id: I3dd1b2ad3bca33be393e65be5e72f4fb9544a46a
StreamFdMessageReader reads message data *lazily*. if you don't access
all segments of the message before you close the underlying stream you
may find yourselv reading from something *very* different, and in this
case that something is The Void™. this causes reads to fail, writes on
the other side to fail to match, and finally our build launch to fail.
this does not lead to happy outcomes, so we will copy the full message
into a fresh new buffer *before* we try to access any of its contents.
fixes#1118
all-analysis-by: deprekated <kate@lix.systems>
Change-Id: I105540831fde855817194e9e539acf177f54a6f4
This is the long awaited refactor of the NixSettings.
It allows one to set, unset and update any and all settings with a neat
and easy-to-use interface
closes#846
Change-Id: Id4cfb5f853cc1168b506a1f6f405076f3a7cab65
if a substituter is entirely offline and cannot be queries at all we
should not be failing if other substituters are configured. likewise
if a substituter goes offline after querying but before we try using
it we should attempt to fetch that path from some other substituter.
ideally we'd treat all substituters as a single entity instead of as
one store each, then have that single entity take care of fallbacks,
retries, error reporting, etc. that requires larger rewrites though.
fixes#1061
Change-Id: I9d8fc0544ff380bf017256e8fcc82823dc634f10
we don't use std::cerr often enough to want this, and since cerr flushes
after every operation anyway it never did anything useful to begin with.
Change-Id: Ia54be340826da5073e9a1786c463555f4f0e491c
kj exceptions get wrapped as Error instead of passed through as is.
luckily this also means that we can add context to them very easily
Change-Id: Icedab6c016f4434447dd38ba14138c102fc6149a
oops. we have to use init* here, not get*. get returns a discarding
builder for something that was not inited previously, but the linux
cause worked anyway because the first member is created by default!
Change-Id: I40f8a12a04eef2f4e3a80d1537ac9b975490a027
this allows us great flexibility in how children are launched (since the
actual launching is done by a separate executable), makes fork no longer
needed in the core codebase (outside of runProgram, anyway), and we even
get to use linux vfork to its full potential to decrease the launch cost
of sandboxes to a constant factor (previously it was O(#drvs + #deps) of
the build graph, which obviously goes to n² quickly if you are unlucky.)
Change-Id: I66e2d1b20242dc24d708666ef325fb8725bd9296
we can have a ProcessGroup for a pid that *should* be a process group
but hasn't gotten around to setting its pgid yet. in such cases we do
want to be killing the thing anyway, not shoot into the void and hope
the right thing falls over. so far this has not been a problem due to
a mixture of just not having done this and being slow enough to work.
Change-Id: I4e0e54513252d8e18256b9286b819bfa957d70dc
if we move this out of libstore and don't want to pull in all of libutil
with its myriad side effects std::filesystem is our best option, by far.
most notably we don't replace pathExists because std::filesystem::exists
behaves like `stat()` on symlinks, not like the `lstat()` as we require.
Change-Id: I1e488418dcabb33f2ebb73d8c3d1b43528aa51f1
eldritch horrors