derivations: Coalesce inputs that have the same output path.
Fixes <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/54209>. * guix/derivations.scm (coalesce-duplicate-inputs): Use the output paths of DRV as a hash table key. * tests/derivations.scm ("derivation with duplicate fixed-output inputs"): Expect a single input for FINAL. ("derivation with equivalent fixed-output inputs"): New test.master
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(make-hash-table 25))
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(for-each (lambda (input)
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(let* ((drv (derivation-input-path input))
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;; If DRV1 and DRV2 are fixed-output derivations with the same
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;; output path, they must be coalesced. Thus, TABLE is keyed by
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;; output paths.
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(let* ((drv (derivation-input-derivation input))
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(key (string-join
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(map (match-lambda
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((_ . output)
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(derivation-output-path output)))
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(derivation-outputs drv))))
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(sub-drvs (derivation-input-sub-derivations input)))
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(match (hash-get-handle table drv)
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(match (hash-get-handle table key)
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(#f
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(hash-set! table drv input))
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(hash-set! table key input))
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((and handle (key . ($ <derivation-input> drv sub-drvs2)))
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;; Merge DUP with INPUT.
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(let* ((sub-drvs (delete-duplicates
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;;; GNU Guix --- Functional package management for GNU
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;;; Copyright © 2012-2021 Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org>
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;;; Copyright © 2012-2022 Ludovic Courtès <ludo@gnu.org>
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;;;
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;;; This file is part of GNU Guix.
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;;;
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(derivation-input fixed2)))))
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(and (derivation? final)
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(match (derivation-inputs final)
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(((= derivation-input-derivation one)
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(= derivation-input-derivation two))
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(and (not (string=? (derivation-file-name one)
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(derivation-file-name two)))
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(string=? (derivation->output-path one)
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(derivation->output-path two))))))))
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(((= derivation-input-derivation drv))
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(memq drv (list fixed1 fixed2)))))))
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(test-assert "derivation with equivalent fixed-output inputs"
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;; Similar as the test above, but indirectly: DRV3A and DRV3B below are
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;; equivalent derivations (same output paths) but they depend on
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;; different-but-equivalent fixed-output derivations. Thus, DRV3A and DRV3B
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;; must be coalesced as inputs of DRV4. See <https://bugs.gnu.org/54209>.
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(let* ((builder1 (add-text-to-store %store "fixed-builder1.sh"
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"echo -n hello > $out"
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'()))
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(builder2 (add-text-to-store %store "fixed-builder2.sh"
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"echo -n hello > $out"
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'()))
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(builder3 (add-text-to-store %store "user-builder.sh"
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"echo 1 > $one; echo 2 > $two"
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'()))
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(hash (gcrypt:sha256 (string->utf8 "hello")))
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(drv1 (derivation %store "fixed" %bash (list builder1)
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#:sources (list builder1)
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#:hash hash #:hash-algo 'sha256))
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(drv2 (derivation %store "fixed" %bash (list builder2)
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#:sources (list builder2)
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#:hash hash #:hash-algo 'sha256))
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(drv3a (derivation %store "fixed-user" %bash (list builder3)
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#:outputs '("one" "two")
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#:sources (list builder3)
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#:inputs (list (derivation-input drv1))))
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(drv3b (derivation %store "fixed-user" %bash (list builder3)
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#:outputs '("one" "two")
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#:sources (list builder3)
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#:inputs (list (derivation-input drv2))))
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(drv4 (derivation %store "fixed-user-user" %bash (list builder1)
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#:sources (list builder1)
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#:inputs (list (derivation-input drv3a '("one"))
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(derivation-input drv3b '("two"))))))
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(match (derivation-inputs drv4)
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((input)
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(and (memq (derivation-input-derivation input)
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(list drv3a drv3b))
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(lset= string=? (derivation-input-sub-derivations input)
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'("one" "two")))))))
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(test-assert "multiple-output derivation"
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(let* ((builder (add-text-to-store %store "my-fixed-builder.sh"
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