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github_runner_matrix: deploy new x86_64 runner when required #18363
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Thanks @carlocab, great work so far!
NEW_INTEL_MACOS_MUST_BUILD_FORMULAE = %w[pkg-config pkgconf].freeze | ||
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sig { returns(T::Boolean) } | ||
def deploy_new_x86_64_runner? | ||
return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| NEW_INTEL_MACOS_MUST_BUILD_FORMULAE.include?(f.name) } | ||
return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| f.formula.class.pour_bottle_only_if == :clt_installed } | ||
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Formula.all.any? do |formula| | ||
non_test_dependencies = Dependency.expand(formula, cache_key: "determine-test-runners") do |_, dependency| | ||
Dependency.prune if dependency.test? | ||
end | ||
next false if non_test_dependencies.none? { |dep| @testing_formulae.map(&:name).include?(dep.name) } | ||
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formula.class.pour_bottle_only_if == :clt_installed | ||
end | ||
end |
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As mentioned before: I'd love to see this be a temporary stop-gap while we add a DSL. I think this needs some pretty hefty amounts of comments until then explaining why these particular formulae need to be doing what they are doing here.
return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| NEW_INTEL_MACOS_MUST_BUILD_FORMULAE.include?(f.name) } | ||
return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| f.formula.class.pour_bottle_only_if == :clt_installed } | ||
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Formula.all.any? do |formula| |
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can this instead use e.g. the relevant tap(s) instead of reading all formulae unconditionally here?
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I can skip formulae not in the given tap, but Tap
objects don't seem to have a nice way to recover the formulae they contain. They can give me the formulae files, but not sure handling those directly is nicer than this.
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I think handling formulae files is always nicer than doing Formula.all
and evaluating every formula, whether needed or not.
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return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| NEW_INTEL_MACOS_MUST_BUILD_FORMULAE.include?(f.name) } | ||
return true if @testing_formulae.any? { |f| f.formula.class.pour_bottle_only_if == :clt_installed } | ||
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Formula.all.any? do |formula| |
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You probably need to pass eval_all
here
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Yep, will add it when I get around to updating the calls in homebrew/core
next if !@all_supported && macos_version > NEWEST_HOMEBREW_CORE_INTEL_MACOS_RUNNER | ||
# `#deploy_new_x86_64_runner?` is expensive, so: | ||
# - avoid calling it if we don't have to | ||
# - cache the result to a variable to avoid calling it multiple times | ||
if macos_version > NEWEST_DEFAULT_HOMEBREW_CORE_INTEL_MACOS_RUNNER && |
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Was removing the !@all_supported
intentional?
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It's up here:
@deploy_new_x86_64_runner = T.let(all_supported, T::Boolean) |
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Ah thanks, that wasn't obvious at first.
Closes #18356. Co-authored-by: Bo Anderson <[email protected]>
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I'll get to this late next week (or in the first half of the week following that). |
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brew style
with your changes locally?brew typecheck
with your changes locally?brew tests
with your changes locally?Closes #18356.