Imports code.proto from https://github.com/googleapis/googleapis and
corresponding modules generated with ./setup.py build_grpc.

#668

#668

Better handle remote build failures

See merge request !825

Unsupported sandbox config (UID/GID) is now reported by the element.

On systems without user namespace support, elements with unsupported
sandbox config (UID/GID) are now individually tainted, which disables
artifact push.

The artifact cache is no longer platform-specific.

Now that the platform is independent of the context, explicit
instantiation is no longer required. This avoids issues with platform
instances used across test cases with mismatching context.

Make platform independent of context

See merge request !829

Use `git describe` to prefix `ref` with closest tag, if available.

git.py: Make `ref` human readable

See merge request !291

knownexus authored Aug 30, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

This has been moved from app.py
As it will have different functionality depending on platform
Once the Darwin (MacOS) platform is added

Removed `resource.setrlimit()` functionality from app.py
Added `resource.setrlimit()` functionality to platform.py as function

knownexus authored Aug 30, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

_platform/linux.py: Add FUSE check
And Ensure exception is not raised when performing sandbox availability check
Without this check, WSL would error upon finding FUSE missing
This must be bypassed to allow remote execution

knownexus authored Sep 07, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

This is due to Darwin (MacOS) having a different Max-Jobs limit
_platform/platform.py: Adding max-jobs call

_project.py: redirected 'max-jobs' to point at the platform

knownexus authored Sep 18, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

This is to allow platforms that do not support sandboxing
To error in a controlled/known way

knownexus authored Aug 30, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

Adding functionality to recognise Darwin as a platform in plaform.py

knownexus authored Sep 03, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

Non-Linux platforms don't return EISDIR when attempting to unlink a
directory.

Stopped safe_remove attempting to unlink dirs
Previously safe_remove would attempt to unlink a path
Before attempting to remove it if it was a dir

Now it checks for a dir before that step

James Ennis authored Sep 21, 2018 and Jürg Billeter committed Sep 27, 2018

This patch was required due to not being able to execute `bst` on
a Linux machine without FUSE available.

Implement compatibility fixes for MacOSX and WSL Blocks #411 and #412"

See merge request !726

richardmaw-codethink authored Sep 24, 2018 and richardmaw-codethink committed Sep 27, 2018

This test ensures that failed builds are pushed when set to on-error=quit.

Closes #534

tests: Add regression test for pushing failed builds

Closes #534

See merge request !824

The issue happens on Silverblue where /home is a symlink to /var/home.
With this element-path is something like
/var/home/user/project/elements, when the project path is
/home/usr/project. Comparing canonical paths solves the issue.

Fixes #673

Fix outside-of-project check when project path is not canonical.

Closes #673

See merge request !832

data/userconfig.yaml: Document the cache.quota setting

See merge request !833

Comparison between None and integer is not supported.

_platform: Fix get_cpu_count() with cap=None

See merge request !840

The code was creating the cwd folder but when the workspace was
mounted in to the buildroot it was hiding the folder created in it
behind the bind mounted workspace.

However by using the bubblewarp `--dir` directive to ensure that cwd
exists we can cover both workspace and non workspace situations with
the same method.

Build stream was only creating command-subdir for non workspace builds
this has now been fixed, and this regression test should support the
feature.

Adding the conf-root variable makes creating out of source builds
slightly easier.

Three examples covering out of source builds for:
 * basic autotools
 * basic cmake
 * autotools from a folder inside the source folder

This is also the first cmake example.