store: 'map/accumulate-builds' handler checks the store received.
This is a followup tomasterb19250eec6
, providing a proper fix for <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/46756>. * guix/remote.scm (remote-eval): Revertb19250eec6
. * guix/store.scm (build-accumulator): Turn into a procedure. Call CONTINUE when the store is not eq? to the initial store. (map/accumulate-builds): Adjust accordingly. * tests/store.scm ("map/accumulate-builds and different store"): New test.
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sources)))
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(mbegin %store-monad
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((store-lift send-files) to-send remote #:recursive? #t)
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;; Build handlers are not tied to a specific <store-connection>.
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;; If a handler is already installed, it might want to go ahead
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;; and build, but on the local <store-connection> instead of
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;; REMOTE. To avoid that, install a build handler that does
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;; nothing.
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(return (with-build-handler (lambda (continue . _)
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(continue #t))
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(build-derivations remote inputs)))
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(return (build-derivations remote inputs))
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(return (close-connection remote))
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(return (%remote-eval lowered session become-command)))))))
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@ -1349,11 +1349,14 @@ on the build output of a previous derivation."
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(things unresolved-things)
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(continuation unresolved-continuation))
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(define (build-accumulator continue store things mode)
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"This build handler accumulates THINGS and returns an <unresolved> object."
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(if (= mode (build-mode normal))
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(unresolved things continue)
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(continue #t)))
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(define (build-accumulator expected-store)
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"Return a build handler that accumulates THINGS and returns an <unresolved>
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object, only for build requests on EXPECTED-STORE."
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(lambda (continue store things mode)
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(if (and (eq? store expected-store)
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(= mode (build-mode normal)))
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(unresolved things continue)
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(continue #t))))
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(define* (map/accumulate-builds store proc lst
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#:key (cutoff 30))
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;; stumbling upon the same .drv build requests with many incoming edges.
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;; See <https://bugs.gnu.org/49439>.
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(define accumulator
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(build-accumulator store))
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(define-values (result rest)
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(let loop ((lst lst)
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(result '())
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(unresolved 0))
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(match lst
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((head . tail)
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(match (with-build-handler build-accumulator
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(match (with-build-handler accumulator
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(proc head))
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((? unresolved? obj)
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(if (>= unresolved cutoff)
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@ -490,6 +490,34 @@
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(equal? (map derivation-file-name (drop d 16)) batch3)
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lst)))))
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(test-equal "map/accumulate-builds and different store"
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'(d2) ;see <https://issues.guix.gnu.org/46756>
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(let* ((b (add-text-to-store %store "build" "echo $foo > $out" '()))
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(s (add-to-store %store "bash" #t "sha256"
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(search-bootstrap-binary "bash"
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(%current-system))))
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(d1 (derivation %store "first"
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s `("-e" ,b)
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#:env-vars `(("foo" . ,(random-text)))
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#:sources (list b s)))
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(d2 (derivation %store "second"
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s `("-e" ,b)
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#:env-vars `(("foo" . ,(random-text))
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("bar" . "baz"))
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#:sources (list b s))))
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(with-store alternate-store
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(with-build-handler (lambda (continue store things mode)
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;; If this handler is called, it means that
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;; 'map/accumulate-builds' triggered a build,
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;; which it shouldn't since the inner
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;; 'build-derivations' call is for another store.
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'failed)
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(map/accumulate-builds %store
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(lambda (drv)
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(build-derivations alternate-store (list d2))
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'd2)
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(list d1))))))
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(test-assert "mapm/accumulate-builds"
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(let* ((d1 (run-with-store %store
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(gexp->derivation "foo" #~(mkdir #$output))))
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