erichkeane wrote: > > This makes me sad. We are quickly working to add the value, and this will > > mean that when it comes to provide that value, you'll not get it fully > > tested on your platform. > > We also worked very diligently to solve all of the build breakages within > > hours of hearing about them, so we were hopeful folks would be willing to > > wait with us while it settled. As far as we know, there are no buildbots > > that are red because of CIR. > > Welp, the CIR tests are current causing a 5mins time increase in CI on our > aged Intel Mac fleet. We simply reached our bots capacity rn and try our best > to keeps things running, even if we have to drop stuff we currently do not > use.
We're very much hoping that the time/additional bot investment would be very much worth it in the very near future. We also have some folks who are working on improving the build times/dependencies, but IIRC it is gated at the moment by the CMake 3.31 update. If you're going to LLVM-Dev we can chat about it, and we have a handful of presentations that'll show the value! We'd love for Fuchsia not to get left behind while we do this. > > From our oncall log, we observed failures caused by PR#225814 ,PR#233784, > PR#221291 from CIR causing build/test failures, got caught and auto triaged > in last 3 days. It is a bit more frequent than we would prefer. Not all of > them got caught by upstream pre-post merge bots. Yes, its been a rough week, but won't be indicative of the future. I promise we'll get better soon. The 3rd obviously was the 'big' one, and the first time we were able to run on many build bots. So the failures from that are multiple years worth of issues hat needed solving. I believe we've caught up on those. The former 2 are both a result of pre-commit-CI not being properly triggered on MLIR changes yet. We DO have a patch (https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/227834) that will make MLIR changes trigger clangir test builds, so that we won't get such failures, and is very nearly done with review. So at least this side will improve? https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/234242 _______________________________________________ cfe-commits mailing list [email protected] https://lists.llvm.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cfe-commits
