* Upgrade to the latest Canton snapshot
Nothing super important that we need in there but I’d rather sync more
than less frequently.
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* Bump Canton snapshot
This bumps to the latest snapshot which should include support for
port files.
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New year, new copyright, new expected unknown issues with various files
that won't be covered by the script and/or will be but shouldn't change.
I'll do the details on Jan 1, but would appreciate this being
preapproved so I can actually get it merged by then.
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* Update rules_haskell
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* Use mostly deterministic distdir path
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Use a path for distdir in the `haskell_cabal_*` rules that is based on
the package name and deterministic unless there is a collision with an
already existing file or directory.
The distdir path enters flags that are passed to GHC and thereby enters
the 'flag hash' field of the generated interface files. If the distdir
path is indeterministic, then the interface file will also be
indeterministic.
* Pin com_google_protobuf to 3.17.3
The latest version of rules_haskell pins protoc to 3.19.1. However, this
generates code that also requires a more recent version of the Java
proto libraries. This change pins the protoc version at the same version
as the protobuf-java library, see https://github.com/protocolbuffers/protobuf/issues/9236.
Co-authored-by: Andreas Herrmann <andreas.herrmann@tweag.io>
* Limit supported input versions in damlc to >= LF 1.8
1.8 was the version that introduced type synonyms, we really don’t
gain much by dropping more since data-dependencies mainly depends on
that. and this provides for a very natural upgrade path for users
where pretty much everyone should be able to upgrade directly to SDK
2.0 without having to go through intermediate versions.
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- [Daml Compiler] The supported input LF versions for
data-dependencies are now limited to LF 1.8 and newer.
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* fix some tests
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* Drop export 1.6 tests
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* Drop daml2js support for LF < 1.8
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- [Daml2js] DARs with LF version < 1.8 are no longer supported.
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* bash is bad, stop using it
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* Try to upgrade protobuf docs plugin
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* Fix extension number 65020 is already registered
Building `//ledger-api/grpc-definitions:ledger-api-docs` [failed
with](https://github.com/digital-asset/daml/issues/11761#issuecomment-978947565)
```
panic: proto: extension number 65020 is already registered on message google.protobuf.FieldOptions
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Go dependencies are now pulled in via Gazelle. By default Gazelle will
generate new proto rules for any `.proto` files encountered in third
party Go dependencies. However, many of these already have pregenerated
`.pb.go` files generate with the appropriate configuration.
The problem can be avoided by configuring Gazelle to not generate new
proto rules, but instead use pre-existing `.pb.go` files.
For reference the field number is set in
[go-proto-validators](32a686adf8/validator.proto (L19))
which is an indirect dependency through protoc-gen-doc.
In this case we need to update protoc-gen-validate to v0.6.2 to include
4f41f10dde
which fixes unknown label errors.
* ./fmt
* Expose gRPC status.proto for Haskell bindings
* Update Gazelle to support embedsrcs on Windows
`protoc-gen-doc` relies on `go:embed` file embedding
2dde01902b/resources.go (L8).
Gazelle supports `embedsrcs`, however, it did not generate the attribute
correctly on Windows due to the different directory separator. This is
fixed in https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel-gazelle/pull/1101.
* Add gazelle to compatibility workspace
It's loaded into `@daml`'s top-level `BUILD` file and ends up being a
dependency of the compatibility workspace as well.
* shift go_googleapis import
* Delete dead code
protobuf is imported transitively.
* Document how to add Go dependencies
Co-authored-by: Moritz Kiefer <moritz.kiefer@purelyfunctional.org>
Co-authored-by: Andreas Herrmann <andreas.herrmann@tweag.io>
* Bump go rules
Was debugging something else and this seemed simple enough to factor
it out.
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* Bump Bazel on Windows
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* bump bazel manifest
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* Update rules_scala
Two patches have since been upstreamed and can be removed.
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* JMH deps were moved into a toolchain
https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_scala/pull/1106
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We need to make some changes to have any chance of ARM support working
and I’d rather make those on top of the latest version.
Also deletes an unused patch.
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Ran into an issue on M1 and there has been some recent work around
that area. Not sure this actually fixes it but why not upgrade anyway.
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* Fix rules_scala Windows launcher
* Define nixpkgs_java_configure
To generate a java_runtime based on a Nix provided JDK similar to how it
is done with the Python and CC toolchain.
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* Enable Nix provided Java runtime on Linux and MacOS
* Define dadew_java_configure
To import a JDK and JAVA_HOME from dadew similar to
nixpkgs_java_configure.
* Enable dadew Java runtime on Windows
* Remove now unused java_home_runtime
Co-authored-by: Andreas Herrmann <andreas.herrmann@tweag.io>
* Use nix-provided gRPC on Unix-like OSs
This fixes the da-ghcid command on macOS and Linux.
Unfortunately on macos at least on CI it still seems to segfault when
trying to run damlc in ghci. However, at least typechecking works
so this is clearly progress.
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* Upgrade to a newer canton version (post 0.27.0 snapshot version)
with canton-community configuration that supports higher throughput.
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* Disable flaky reject DeeplyNestedValueIT:Reject tests that time out half the time
* Update rules_haskell & rules_nixpkgs
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* remove unused patch
* Remove the strict-source-names patch
This patch was largely motivated by issues with directory outputs on
Windows occasionally producing empty outputs that would poison the
remote cache. However, we have continued seeing this type of issue
despite this patch and have since resorted to a regular fixup job that
cleans such empty items out of the cache.
With that the strongest motivation with this change is no longer valid
and it doesn't seem worth it to maintain it any longer.
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* Remove windows-remove-fake-libs patch
This patch was upstreamed.
* Update windows-extra-libraries patch
The GHC bindist patch is no longer required as it applied to GHC version
8.10.3 but we are using 8.10.4 instead.
* Remove cc-wrapper-windows patch
This was upstreamed.
* Remove protobuf-source patch
This was upstreamed
* Keep patches in sync between daml and compatibility
Co-authored-by: Andreas Herrmann <andreas.herrmann@tweag.io>
Made three tests more flexible in terms of expected error message:
1. CommandServiceIT:CSReturnStackTrace extended parsing to support details= and ;-based format of error properties - found by @daravep
2. CommandServiceIT:CSCreateAndBadExerciseChoice reenable previously expected prior to 7bc925e4d2 as a viable error output
3. CommandSubmissionCompletionIT:CSCRefuseBadChoice - same as 2.
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We can’t upgrade to the latest version 1.35.0 since it depends on a
newer version of Bazel but we can at least go to 1.34.1. We also have
to patch absl and grpc itself to fix mingw support and some undeclared
inclusions on Windows. Both patches are taken from upstream PRs (the
mingw one has not been merged yet).
There is also a small patch to grpc-haskell-core. I’ve started working
on upstreaming that but the nix build system is a mess and I haven’t
quite managed to get it working there.
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* Clean broken entries from the Bazel cache
This is hopefully a somewhat reasonable workaround for the "output not
created" errors that keep annoying us.
For now, this is just part of the hourly cronjob but we could move it
somewhere else if desired.
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* Fix GCS credentials
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