BUILD: Resolve absolute prefix in cmake config.

[chuckatkins]

What

Resolve the install prefix to an absolute path in the imported CMake config.

Why ?

Current imported CMake targets contain deeply nested relative paths, i.e. /path/to/install/lib/cmake/ucc/../../../lib/libucx.so. Resolving to an absolute path in the imported config gives a much cleaner path for the build system, i.e. /path/to/install/lib/libucc.so while still keeping the config portable by leaving the prefix derivation from ${CMAKE_CURENT_LIST_DIR} unchanged.

This is also consistent with ucx-targets.cmake

[janjust]

/build

[chuckatkins]

Only changed the PR title and commit message to fit the len < 50 check

[janjust]

/build

[dpressle]

@ci-triage-agent

[dpressle]

👀 Investigating interactive…

[dpressle]

🤖 CI Triage Agent — interactive · commit 5f127dc2

The logs are clear. I have a definitive root cause without needing any further investigation.

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Summary: Codestyle CI check failed because the commit title ends with a trailing period (.), which is forbidden by the project's commit message linting rules.

Root cause: The commit 5f127dc2 on PR #1314 has the title "BUILD: Resolve absolute prefix in cmake config." — note the trailing .. The codestyle job enforces a check_title() rule that explicitly rejects any commit title whose last character is a .:

if [ "${msg: -1}" = "." ]
then
  echo "Dot at the end of title"
  return 1
fi

The CI script found exactly that and printed:

Dot at the end of title
Bad commit title: 'BUILD: Resolve absolute prefix in cmake config.'
Process completed with exit code 1.

Implicated commit: [REDACTED:Hex High Entropy String] (HEAD of PR #1314 — "BUILD: Resolve absolute prefix in cmake config.")

File: .github/workflows/codestyle.yaml — check_title() function (enforces the rule); the violation itself is in the commit message of 5f127dc.

Suggested fix: Amend the commit message to remove the trailing period, then force-push the branch:

git commit --amend -m "BUILD: Resolve absolute prefix in cmake config"
git push --force-with-lease

This satisfies both the "no dot at the end" rule and the required BUILD: prefix convention, and will make the codestyle job pass.

Related: none

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