* Support building via rosetta
Not as nice as a native build but seems useful enough until we have
that working.
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* Upgrade to Scala 2.13.8
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* Update hash for scala in nixpkgs
* update more hashes for scala upgrade
* Fix most warnings etc.
* Fix remaining errors etc.
* Fix formatting
* Resolve last errors hopefully
* Fix ledger api common build file
* Combine imports & revert accidental change that broke the CI run
* Rename exporting vals to scriptExport & minimize diff
* Remove more wrong changes
* moved warning around
It turns out we don’t need this anymore (according to CI which is good
enough for me). This is great since it means that we don’t need to
build our own GHC anymore and can instead fetch it from the upstream
cache.
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NodeJS 12 is eol in April and there are already packages (e.g. vsce)
that dropped support. We probably should upgrade even further but for
now I’m going with the most conservative approach.
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* Drop Scala 2.12 support
This only includes the CI/build system infrastructure
changes. Dropping compatibility layers from our code for 2.12 can be
done separately.
This is fine even in the context of backport builds since we already
disable the Scala 2.12 job for those anyway.
fixes#11315
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* Update bazel-java-deps.bzl
Co-authored-by: pbatko-da <pawel.batko@digitalasset.com>
Co-authored-by: pbatko-da <pawel.batko@digitalasset.com>
The comment here is no longer accurate, Nix upgraded since so we
actually pin an older version for no reason. Perhaps somewhat
ironically while Nix upgraded they left the comment in their
derivation to not upgrade because of jvmci.
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This is still a bit rough. It currently retries regardless of the
error (however, with an exponential backoff and a limit so not that
big of an issue, at worst we waste some time retrying). We also print
the exception to stderr which is a bit nasty but useful for debugging.
I did verify in logs that we hit the retry code path and that things
seem to be properly cached.
I’ll clean this up & upstream this to Bazel once we have verified for
a few days/weeks that it works well for us.
Reviewing patch files is nasty so I recommend to take a look at the
branch in my Bazel fork instead
https://github.com/cocreature/bazel/tree/cache-retry.
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* Upgrade Scala 2.12 to v2.12.13.
This is being pulled in anyway because of Maven/Gradle/etc's fun
"favor the most recent" resolution mechanism. The version of Akka we
depend upon transitively depends on Scala 2.12.13, so any downstream
consumers will see that as the Scala version required.
Bringing the Daml repo in line means no more confusion.
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- [Scala Bindings] If you are using Daml on Scala 2.12, it now depends
on Scala v2.12.13 (from v2.12.12).
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* Scala 2.12.13 is the default version in our pinned version of nixpkgs.
* Upgrade Scala 2.13's Wartremover version.
* Rename `scala_version_rule` to `scala_version_configure`.
* Add a test case to ensure the Scala versions are the same everywhere.
* Add tests for the Scala JAR versions in maven_install_*.json
* gatling-utils: Change the sort order of the expected CSV in tests.
I don't know why this changed, but it seems to be stable.
* compatibility: `scala_version` -> `scala_version_configure`.
* Bazel: Disable the Scala version tests on Windows.
* compatibility: Upgrade Wartremover to Scala 2.12.13.
This fixes Scaladoc and our pom file generation.
It also clears up the confusing error around gatling and removes a
redundant dependency on sbt (no idea why we had that in the first
place) both of which resulted in Scala 2.12 dependencies in our 2.13
lockfile which is obviously bad.
With this, we should now be ready to publish Scala 2.13 artifacts once
the ledger API test tool PR lands.
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Details are in the comments but this seems to workaround the annoying
tls issues we have been dealing with for the past few days.
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The version in nixpkgs is v2.12.10, which means that the Scala REPL we
used was not the same version as we use in our code.
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* Upgrade puppeteer
We’ve seen a couple of issues in the compatibility tests of the form
```
Error: Protocol error (Runtime.callFunctionOn): Target closed.
```
Looking at the issue tracker in puppeteer this might be fixed in newer
versions and I don’t see why we should stick to a fairly old version
anyway.
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* Upgrade nodejs
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* temporary add a step to kill node_modules
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* Kill live server and try to fix Windows
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* Undo rm
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* Include Bazel patch to mark tests as exclusive
This should hopefully avoid rerunning the conformance tests as often
as we do now. While this patch is not applied on Windows (since we get
it from nix), this is not really an issue since most of the exclusive
tests (in particular, all conformance tests) are disabled on Windows
anyway.
I’ve tested this locally accross a couple of runs and I get the
caching I want and looking at the code in the patch, the change looks
very reasonable. I somewhat wonder if it just broke internally at
google because they marked tests as exclusive that should have gotten
no-cache.
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* Disable caching for canton
This reduces the number of GHCs to 2 on Linux (regular and DWARF) and
1 on macOS. Given that each derivation is > 1 GB this should hopefully
help a bit.
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* Get grpc from nix on unix
The one from Bazel seems to cause linking issues when trying to run
things in GHCi. I’ve spent some time trying to use rules_foreign_cc to
build gRPC using CMake but decided that for my own sanity it’s better
to not pursue that further.
* Address review comments
* Add missing module load
* Cleanup GHCI_SCRIPT
* use the correct file ending on macos
* Import is_linux
* Switch back to grpc-1.23
The newer version seems to cause issues in combination with the java libraries.
* Try to fix package_app on macos
* more debugging
* Maybe this is not necessary, we will never know
* linkers are the worst
* Remove debugging output again
* readd rpaths
* treat libdispatch specially
* remove hack
* more fooling around
* lalala
* Use cc_wrapper in ghcide test
The cc_wrapper is needed to find library dependencies.
* Update rules_haskell
* update rules_nixpkgs
Fixes issue with `nixpkgs_local_repository` and Nix `import`.
* Shorten RULES_HASKELL_EXEC_ROOT
Cabal package library paths are longer and overflow the command-line
length when calling `cc` on MacOS for template Haskell dependencies in
the IDE tests. Shortening the `RULES_HASKELL_EXEC_ROOT` prefix for each
`(LD_)LIBRARY_PATH` entry works around the issue.
This reverts commit 3d8acde916.
For some reason that commit seems to have resulted in a lot of
"unexpected end of file" errors during cache downloads. I do not know
what is going on here or how to fix it so let’s revert it for now.
