fix(build): anchor rebuild signatures to the compile workspace - #1350
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRebuild signatures now use the workspace derived from each object output path. Compiler backends and cache paths pass that output path through the rebuild flow. Regression tests cover workspace equivalence and distinct targets. The stage-two test now measures compiled work instead of wall time. The embedded cache root is configurable. ChangesWorkspace-Scoped Rebuild Signatures
Configurable Embedded Cache Root
Stage-two Work Oracle
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR changes rebuild-signature execution and stage-2 cache validation, but the current code can panic under a current-thread async runtime and can treat failed or malformed seed/compile records as successful. These bounded correctness and validation issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Compiler
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Compiler->>ObjectPath: derive compile workspace
Compiler->>RebuildSignature: normalize compiler arguments
RebuildSignature-->>Compiler: return rebuild signature
Compiler->>CommandHash: write matching command hash
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In `@crates/fbuild-build-engine/src/zccache_embedded.rs`:
- Around line 104-110: Update the RustDoc for start and start_in to document
FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOT as an alternate root override, explicitly stating that it
takes precedence over the default fbuild_paths-derived ~/.fbuild/<mode>/zccache/
location.
In `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs`:
- Around line 158-191: Update max_compiled_batch_size to return a failure value
when no Compiled N/M files record parses, and adjust the stage-2 batch-size
assertion to reject that value rather than accepting 0. Enhance the seed_applied
assertion with stage2_failure_detail(r) so failures include the preserved log
diagnostics.
Apply the same fix in `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs`
around lines 87 - 168.
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Stage-2 framework seeding (#335) copied stage-1's core/ artifacts - including .cmdhash files - into each sibling stage-2 workspace, yet every framework TU still recompiled: the freshness check recomputed the rebuild signature from absolute flag lists where the sketch-src include normalized through the last-two-components fallback (-I<tmp>/s0/src -> "s0/src" vs "s1/src"), so byte-identical effective compile commands hashed differently per workspace (#1346). Anchor both sides of the signature to the compile workspace derived from the object path: - Compiler::rebuild_signature gains an `output` parameter; the trait default and the esp32/ch32v/renesas overrides normalize path-bearing flag values against compile_cwd_from_output(output) - the same transform the executed argv undergoes - so identical effective commands hash identically across sibling workspaces. - compile_source writes .cmdhash with the same workspace-anchored builder, keeping write/check symmetric. Existing projects recompile once as their stored hashes rotate to the new format. - build_rebuild_signature_for_workspace(None, ...) is byte-identical to the legacy builder, so no-.fbuild-ancestor layouts keep their historical signatures. - compile_many_stage2_perf now asserts work done (Compiled N/M batch size from compile_many.log) instead of a wall-clock ratio: global core-cache hydration collapses stage 1 too, making wall ratios machine-load noise, while M == 26 is exactly the #1346 failure signature. Failure output embeds the per-sketch log head/tail. - FbuildZccacheService::start honors FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOT so test harnesses can isolate the embedded cache root instead of contending for the prod writer slot (#1346, #1347). The real-toolchain oracle drops from 25s+ per stage-2 sketch (52s run, failing) to ~1.3s per sketch (3s run, green) with every worker compiling only its own sketch TU. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
compiler.rs grew past the CI-enforced 1000-LOC ceiling when the #1346 workspace-anchored signatures landed. Move the whole fingerprint subsystem (build_rebuild_signature*, flag/value normalizers, compiler-identity cache) verbatim into rebuild_signature.rs and re-export it from crate::compiler so every external path — platform-crate overrides, parallel.rs check side, compiler_tests super::* access — is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
…t override CodeRabbit review on #1350: - **The oracle could pass without proving anything.** `max_compiled_batch_size` returned 0 when `compile_many.log` was readable but held no parsable `Compiled N/M files` line, and `0 <= 1` passes — so the #1346 regression guard would have quietly become a no-op the moment the log format drifted. It now returns `usize::MAX` for empty/malformed logs, matching what it already did for a missing or unreadable one. Split the parse into `max_compiled_batch_size_in(&str)` and covered the contract with two non-ignored unit tests, so the guard is verified in CI rather than only by the `#[ignore]`d real-toolchain oracle. Confirmed RED→GREEN: with `unwrap_or(0)` restored, `unparsable_logs_fail_closed` fails on the empty-log case. The `seed_applied` assertion now also embeds the log head/tail, which was the other half of the #1346 diagnosability ask. - **Document `FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOT`.** `start`'s RustDoc claimed `fbuild_paths` was the only root source. Both entry points now state the precedence: the env var verbatim when set, else `~/.fbuild/<mode>/zccache/`; `start_in` uses its argument and consults neither. Also routes the new `normalize_signature_path`'s `.fbuild` component test through `fbuild_paths::FBUILD_DIR_NAME` — the `ban_raw_fbuild_path` lint (#1349) landed on main after this branch was cut and flags the literal. Verified: real-toolchain oracle still passes on this change (stage 1 8.43s, stage 2 1.43/1.86/1.80s, seed_applied=true) — the pass state does emit a parsable work record, so failing closed does not false-positive. clippy `-D warnings` clean on both touched crates; fmt clean. Refs #1346 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Rebased onto main; both review findings addressed. Fail closed when the log has no work record (Major) — you were right that this mattered more than it looked. Went one step past the suggestion: split the parse into One thing worth stating because failing closed could have broken the happy path: I re-ran the real-toolchain oracle to confirm the pass state actually emits a parsable Document Also: |
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In `@crates/fbuild-build-engine/src/rebuild_signature.rs`:
- Around line 293-332: Update compiler_version to inspect
handle.runtime_flavor() after Handle::try_current() succeeds, and return
String::new() unless the runtime flavor is MultiThread; only invoke
block_in_place and handle.block_on for multi-thread runtimes.
In `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs`:
- Around line 158-164: Update run_stage2 so SketchResult.seed_applied is
initialized false and set true only after seed_stage2_core_from_stage1 succeeds;
keep it false when the seeding operation returns Err, rather than deriving it
from seed_path.is_dir().
- Around line 165-170: Update max_compiled_batch_size_in to parse and validate
both counters, requiring positive N, N <= M, and the exact files suffix; return
the existing failure result for malformed or zero-work records such as “Compiled
malformed/1 files”, “Compiled 0/0 files”, and “Compiled 1/1”. Add unit tests
covering these rejected inputs and preserve the fail-closed behavior used by
stage2_failure_detail.
- Around line 273-308: Update stage2_failure_detail so its diagnostic remains
accurate for missing, unreadable, malformed logs and seed_applied=false,
avoiding any claim that excessive compilation was observed. Use neutral wording
such as the seeded-work oracle not being satisfied, or pass the specific failed
assertion reason into the helper while preserving the existing log details.
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| fn compiler_version(path: &Path) -> String { | ||
| // FastLED/fbuild#820 (Phase B of #813): `fbuild_core::subprocess:: | ||
| // run_command` is now `async`. `compiler_version` is called from | ||
| // the sync `rebuild_signature` trait method (which is in turn | ||
| // called from sync rebuild-check code paths), so we bridge to the | ||
| // ambient tokio runtime via `block_in_place` + `block_on`. This is | ||
| // safe because the daemon runs on a multi-thread tokio runtime and | ||
| // `block_in_place` permits this exact pattern. | ||
| let program = path.to_string_lossy().to_string(); | ||
| let result = match tokio::runtime::Handle::try_current() { | ||
| Ok(handle) => tokio::task::block_in_place(|| { | ||
| handle.block_on(async { | ||
| let args = [program.as_str(), "-dumpversion"]; | ||
| // FastLED/fbuild#809: `gcc -dumpversion` is trivial; a | ||
| // hung toolchain binary (corrupt EXE, missing-DLL hang | ||
| // on Windows) should not block the whole pipeline. | ||
| fbuild_core::subprocess::run_command( | ||
| &args, | ||
| None, | ||
| None, | ||
| Some(std::time::Duration::from_secs(5)), | ||
| ) | ||
| .await | ||
| }) | ||
| }), | ||
| Err(_) => { | ||
| // No ambient runtime — happens in unit-test contexts that | ||
| // don't spin up a tokio runtime. Returning an empty version | ||
| // is a graceful degradation: rebuild-signature loses the | ||
| // compiler-version contribution but still encodes path + | ||
| // flags, which is enough for the tests that don't touch a | ||
| // real toolchain. | ||
| return String::new(); | ||
| } | ||
| }; | ||
| match result { | ||
| Ok(output) if output.success() => output.stdout.trim().to_string(), | ||
| _ => String::new(), | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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The tokio::task::block_in_place function will panic if called from a current-thread runtime [1][2]. This occurs because block_in_place is designed to block the current thread while offloading other pending tasks to different worker threads; in a current-thread runtime, no such worker threads exist to take over the work [1][3]. Regarding the default configuration for tokio::test: 1. Flavor: The default runtime flavor for #[tokio::test] is the current-thread runtime [4][5]. Each test is executed with its own separate instance of this single-threaded scheduler [4][5]. 2. Runtime Flavors: Tokio provides two primary runtime flavors, MultiThread and CurrentThread [6]. The multi-thread runtime is generally the default for applications (via #[tokio::main]), while the current-thread runtime is the default for tests (via #[tokio::test]) [4][7][5]. If you need to perform blocking operations within a test that uses the default current-thread runtime, you should consider using tokio::task::spawn_blocking, which is compatible with the current-thread runtime because it offloads the blocking work to a separate thread pool dedicated to blocking tasks [8]. Alternatively, you can explicitly configure your test to use the multi-thread flavor if required: #[tokio::test(flavor = "multi_thread")] async fn my_test { //... } [4][5]
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Guard block_in_place against current-thread runtimes.
Handle::try_current() also succeeds on a current-thread runtime. Tokio panics when block_in_place runs on that runtime, including default #[tokio::test] contexts. Check handle.runtime_flavor() and return String::new() unless the flavor is MultiThread.
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In `@crates/fbuild-build-engine/src/rebuild_signature.rs` around lines 293 - 332,
Update compiler_version to inspect handle.runtime_flavor() after
Handle::try_current() succeeds, and return String::new() unless the runtime
flavor is MultiThread; only invoke block_in_place and handle.block_on for
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| assert!( | ||
| r.build_time_secs < max_allowed, | ||
| "stage-2 sketch {} wall {:.2}s exceeded 50% of stage-1 \ | ||
| ({:.2}s); the framework-archive seed (FastLED/fbuild#337) \ | ||
| is likely not actually skipping the recompile. Inspect \ | ||
| {}/.fbuild/build/uno/release/compile_many.log — if it \ | ||
| prints `Compiled 25/25 files` followed by `Linking firmware.elf` \ | ||
| but the .o mtimes match stage-1's, the per-file zccache hit \ | ||
| is succeeding and the wall regression is elsewhere; otherwise \ | ||
| check that `seed_stage2_core_from_stage1` ran (look for the \ | ||
| `compile-many stage 2 seed: linked N + copied N` tracing \ | ||
| info line at info level).", | ||
| r.sketch.display(), | ||
| r.build_time_secs, | ||
| stage1_secs, | ||
| r.seed_applied, | ||
| "stage-2 sketch {} should have had a core seed applied | ||
| {}", | ||
| r.sketch.display(), | ||
| stage2_failure_detail(r) | ||
| ); |
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Make seed_applied represent a successful seed.
The assertion trusts SketchResult.seed_applied as proof that the stage-1 core was seeded. In crates/fbuild-build/src/compile_many.rs (run_stage2, supplied lines 641-752), seed_applied is set from seed_path.is_dir() before seed_stage2_core_from_stage1 runs. If the copy returns Err, the field remains true.
Set the field only after successful seeding, and keep it false on the error path. Otherwise, this new assertion can pass after a failed seed.
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In `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs` around lines 158 -
164, Update run_stage2 so SketchResult.seed_applied is initialized false and set
true only after seed_stage2_core_from_stage1 succeeds; keep it false when the
seeding operation returns Err, rather than deriving it from seed_path.is_dir().
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| assert!( | ||
| max_compiled_batch_size(r) <= 1, | ||
| "{}", | ||
| stage2_failure_detail(r) | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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Reject malformed or zero-work records.
max_compiled_batch_size_in ignores N and accepts the first whitespace token after / as M. It therefore accepts Compiled malformed/1 files, Compiled 0/0 files, and Compiled 1/1 as evidence of a batch of at most one.
This breaks the fail-closed oracle. Parse both counters, require N to be positive and no greater than M, and require the files suffix. Add unit tests for these cases.
Suggested parser change
.filter_map(|line| {
let rest = line.strip_prefix("Compiled ")?;
- let (_n, m) = rest.split_once('/')?;
- let m = m.split_whitespace().next()?;
- m.parse::<usize>().ok()
+ let record = rest.trim_end().strip_suffix(" files")?;
+ let (n, m) = record.split_once('/')?;
+ let n = n.parse::<usize>().ok()?;
+ let m = m.parse::<usize>().ok()?;
+ (n > 0 && n <= m).then_some(m)
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In `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs` around lines 165 -
170, Update max_compiled_batch_size_in to parse and validate both counters,
requiring positive N, N <= M, and the exact files suffix; return the existing
failure result for malformed or zero-work records such as “Compiled malformed/1
files”, “Compiled 0/0 files”, and “Compiled 1/1”. Add unit tests covering these
rejected inputs and preserve the fail-closed behavior used by
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| /// Build the panic message for a failed stage-2 work assertion. Reads the | ||
| /// sketch's `compile_many.log` (still alive inside the TempDir at this | ||
| /// point) and embeds its head and tail so the failure is diagnosable after | ||
| /// the TempDir is dropped — FastLED/fbuild#1346. | ||
| fn stage2_failure_detail(r: &SketchResult) -> String { | ||
| let log_path = r | ||
| .log_path | ||
| .clone() | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|| r.sketch.join(".fbuild/build/uno/release/compile_many.log")); | ||
| let log = fs::read_to_string(&log_path).unwrap_or_else(|e| { | ||
| format!( | ||
| "<compile_many.log unreadable at {}: {e}>", | ||
| log_path.display() | ||
| ) | ||
| }); | ||
| let total_lines = log.lines().count(); | ||
| let head: Vec<&str> = log.lines().take(15).collect(); | ||
| let mut tail: Vec<&str> = log.lines().rev().take(40).collect::<Vec<_>>(); | ||
| tail.reverse(); | ||
| format!( | ||
| "stage-2 sketch {} compiled more than its own sketch TU against the \ | ||
| seeded framework — the framework-archive seed (FastLED/fbuild#337) \ | ||
| is likely not actually skipping the recompile — \ | ||
| FastLED/fbuild#1346.\n\ | ||
| seed_applied={} seed_time={:.3}s worker={:?}\n\ | ||
| compile_many.log at {} ({} lines) head:\n{}\n…tail:\n{}", | ||
| r.sketch.display(), | ||
| r.seed_applied, | ||
| r.seed_time_secs, | ||
| r.worker_index, | ||
| log_path.display(), | ||
| total_lines, | ||
| head.join("\n"), | ||
| tail.join("\n"), | ||
| ) | ||
| } |
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Describe fail-closed failures accurately.
stage2_failure_detail is used when max_compiled_batch_size returns usize::MAX for a missing, unreadable, or malformed log. It is also used when seed_applied is false. The fixed message says the sketch “compiled more than its own sketch TU” even when no excessive compilation was observed.
Use neutral wording such as “the seeded-work oracle could not be satisfied,” or pass the failed assertion reason into this helper.
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In `@crates/fbuild-build/tests/compile_many_stage2_perf.rs` around lines 273 -
308, Update stage2_failure_detail so its diagnostic remains accurate for
missing, unreadable, malformed logs and seed_applied=false, avoiding any claim
that excessive compilation was observed. Use neutral wording such as the
seeded-work oracle not being satisfied, or pass the specific failed assertion
reason into the helper while preserving the existing log details.
The 1000-LOC file split moved `COMPILER_IDENTITY_CACHE` out of `compiler.rs` — which is on `ban_std_pathbuf`'s allowlist — and into `rebuild_signature.rs`, which is not. That is what failed Dylint on this branch at 4b8d557: error: use fbuild_core::path::NormalizedPath instead of std::path::PathBuf --> crates/fbuild-build-engine/src/rebuild_signature.rs:14:56 Fixed by satisfying the lint rather than re-allowlisting the moved code (#1271 is driving that list to zero). The map now keys on `fbuild_core::path::normalize_for_key`, which is the primitive meant for exactly this — a path used as a lookup key. That also fixes a latent miss: the `PathBuf` key compared spellings verbatim, so on Windows `C:\...\avr-gcc.exe` and `c:\...\avr-gcc.exe` were separate entries and each paid for its own `--version` subprocess. `normalize_for_key` folds case and the verbatim prefix, so one toolchain is one entry. Verified with a full local `cargo-dylint dylint --all -- --workspace --all-targets`: no `ban_std_pathbuf` violation remains. fbuild-build-engine 402/402 green (the `script_runtime` board-config-shim failure seen earlier is the known Windows flake — 0xC0000409 under parallel load, passes on rerun and in isolation). Refs #1346 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… move Splitting `library-select/src/lib.rs` for the 1000-LOC gate moved its tests into `lib_tests.rs`, and `ban_std_pathbuf` allowlists paths, not code — so the exception the moved code already had was silently dropped and both Dylint legs went red on three `PathBuf` uses that had not changed at all. Same failure mode as #1350: a file move quietly loses an allowlist entry. Added the new path with a note saying why it exists, and bumped the lint crate version, since the allowlist is embedded in the `.so` and a cached copy would keep enforcing the old list. Verified with a full local `dylint --all` sweep: clean. Refs #1371 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… 0 hints (#1375) * fix(ldf): treat guards on unseen macros as undecidable, and honor #if 0 hints Closes #1371. A SAMD21/SAMD51 build could not resolve `<SPI.h>`, and neither of the two ways FastLED expresses that dependency was picked up — only an explicit `lib_deps` worked. ## One root cause behind both misses The reporter noted the two misses point in opposite directions: the real conditional include was missed as if conditionals *were* evaluated, and the `#if 0` LDF hint as if they were not. They share a cause. `scan_active` is handed the *compiler command line* and nothing else. Macros a header `#define`s are never threaded through the walk — the walker visits each file once, in BFS order, with a shared scan cache, and that is not preprocessor order. FastLED derives `FL_IS_SAMD21` several headers deep from `-D__SAMD21G18A__`, so `#if defined(FL_IS_SAMD21)` evaluated false and the whole platform subtree went dark. That also swallowed the hint file: the path to `platforms/arm/samd/ldf_headers.h` runs through `#if defined(FL_IS_ARM)`, so the `#if 0` block inside was never even reached. ## Undecidable is not false Branch evaluation now has three outcomes instead of two: - decidable from the command-line macros — evaluated, dead arm pruned; - references a macro the reachable corpus `#define`s **somewhere** — undecidable, every arm scanned; - references a macro nothing defines — honestly false, pruned. That third case is load-bearing. Treating every unresolved guard as unknown would be a textual scan by another name and would revive the over-selection #1094 fixed — `active_resolution_skips_library_in_disabled_branch` still passes precisely because a guard nobody can satisfy stays false. The corpus name set comes from one textual pre-walk (`collect_defined_macro_names`). Defines found inside a speculatively-scanned branch are deliberately *not* applied to the macro set: a macro from an arm that may never compile must not go on to settle other guards. ## `#if 0` is a declaration, not dead code A literal-false block is now scanned. An include that can never compile is there only to be seen — the PlatformIO LDF idiom. Its `#define`s are not applied, since that code does not run. This flips `active_scan_ignores_disabled_branch`, which asserted the opposite. Renamed and re-documented rather than quietly adjusted: the old assertion encoded "disabled branch is dead", and the idiom's whole point is that it is not. ## Also - `SCANNER_VERSION` 2→3 and `LDF_MODE_VERSION` 4→5, so warm selection caches do not hide the fix. - `docs/architecture/library-selection.md` now documents the three-way rule. The issue rightly called out that "chain-style" was misleading for a walk that evaluates conditionals: this is stricter than `chain` (which evaluates none) and more permissive than `chain+` (which has no undecidable case). ## Verified RED/GREEN on both halves: forcing `Unknown` back to false fails the SAMD test, and dropping the `#if 0` hint fails the hint test. Three end-to-end tests use real files under tempdirs — the SAMD derivation shape, the `ldf_headers.h` shape, and the guard-nobody-satisfies counterweight. fbuild-header-scan 57, fbuild-library-select 31, fbuild-build-engine 402, workspace clippy `-D warnings`: all clean. ## Note on #1337 The sibling issue (`__has_include` / Teensyduino) is not closed by this. `#if defined(__has_include)` is undecidable here and so its arm is now scanned, which may help — but `__has_include(<X>)` itself is not evaluated, and that is a separate change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(ldf): move the scanner and resolver tests into their own files The three-way branch rule and its tests pushed both files over the workspace 1000-LOC gate — `scanner.rs` to 1161 and `library-select/src/lib.rs` to 1069, from 873 and 922 on main, so both were genuinely new rather than grandfathered. Tests move to `scanner_tests.rs` and `lib_tests.rs` behind `#[cfg(test)] #[path = ...]`, the pattern `compiler.rs` / `compiler_tests.rs` already established. Implementations drop to 719 and 451; no test content changed. Refs #1371 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(dylint): carry the ban_std_pathbuf exception across the test-file move Splitting `library-select/src/lib.rs` for the 1000-LOC gate moved its tests into `lib_tests.rs`, and `ban_std_pathbuf` allowlists paths, not code — so the exception the moved code already had was silently dropped and both Dylint legs went red on three `PathBuf` uses that had not changed at all. Same failure mode as #1350: a file move quietly loses an allowlist entry. Added the new path with a note saying why it exists, and bumped the lint crate version, since the allowlist is embedded in the `.so` and a cached copy would keep enforcing the old list. Verified with a full local `dylint --all` sweep: clean. Refs #1371 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(ldf): keep a file's own include guard decidable CodeRabbit caught a real degradation in the undecidable rule, and it was broad: a header opening `#ifndef FOO_H` / `#define FOO_H` puts `FOO_H` into the corpus-wide name set — the file defines it, after all — so the guard read as *undecidable*. That switched off `#define` application for the entire body, which meant the file's own later `#define`s were never learned, which made every later guard in that file undecidable too. Nearly every header is guarded this way, so the rule was quietly degrading toward a textual scan for most of the corpus — the opposite of the precision the third case exists to preserve. `self_include_guard` recognizes the shape (first directive `#ifndef X`, second `#define X`) and treats that one conditional as taken, which is what happens on the inclusion that matters. An `#ifndef` that is not the file's own guard keeps the conservative treatment: it is a feature test, not a header-reentry check. RED/GREEN confirmed: disabling the detection fails `a_files_own_include_guard_does_not_poison_the_rest_of_it` while the non-guard case still passes. Also fixed the doc paragraph that named `chain` in both halves of a comparison and so contradicted itself. The two comparisons are now stated separately: stricter than `chain` (which evaluates nothing), more permissive than `chain+` (which has no undecidable case), and the `#if 0` hint works under `chain` only as a side effect while fbuild honors it deliberately. Refs #1371 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Closes #1346. Also serves #1347's cache-isolation direction and files follow-up #1349.
Root cause (#1346)
Stage-2 framework seeding (#335) copies stage-1's
core/artifacts — including.cmdhash— into each sibling stage-2 workspace, yet every framework TU still recompiled (stage 2 wall: 42.88svsstage 1: 8.63s, seed_applied=true).Instrumented freshness checks + zccache journal diff proved the mechanism:
-Isrc) and identical across sketches.-I<tmp>/.tmpX/sN/srcfalls throughnormalize_signature_path's last-two-components fallback →"s0/src"vs"s1/src"..cmdhashcan never match s1's fresh check-side signature → 25 SIG_MISMATCH entries per run → full framework rebuild despite a successful seed.Fix
Anchor both sides to the compile workspace derived from the object path (
compile_cwd_from_output), i.e. normalize path-bearing flags exactly as the executed argv is relativized:Compiler::rebuild_signature(source, extra, output)— trait gains the object path; default impl + esp32/ch32v/renesas overrides route through the newbuild_rebuild_signature_for_workspace.compile_sourcewrites.cmdhashwith the same builder → write/check symmetric. Existing projects recompile once as stored hashes rotate.build_rebuild_signature_for_workspace(None, …)≡ legacy builder byte-for-byte (no-.fbuildlayouts unchanged); workspace-outside paths keep project-independent normalization; genuinely different includes still hash differently (4 new unit tests lock each property).compile_many_stage2_perforacle reworked from wall-ratio (now noise after global core-cache hydration collapses stage 1) to work done: parseCompiled N/M filesfromcompile_many.log; M == 26 is exactly the compile_many_stage2_perf oracle: unrunnable since #800; with backend installed, stage-2 wall ~6.5s fails 50%-of-stage-1 bound — #337 seed regression or stale baseline #1346 failure signature, M == 1 is the pass state. Failure output embeds log head/tail (compile_many_stage2_perf oracle: unrunnable since #800; with backend installed, stage-2 wall ~6.5s fails 50%-of-stage-1 bound — #337 seed regression or stale baseline #1346 diagnosability ask).FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOTenv hatch forFbuildZccacheService::startso test harnesses isolate the embedded cache root instead of contending with the prod writer slot (ESP32 integration suites exceed #806 900s cap on Windows; zccache persist_failed (tempdir nondeterminism) makes every framework rebuild cold #1347 direction).Evidence
Gates: clippy
-D warningsclean · fmt clean · unit suites green in all touched crates (engine 402, esp 208, mcu 63, arm 208) ·compile_many_two_stage+cache_survives_tar_extractgreen. One pre-existing flake (fbuild-serial grace_close_removes_idle_port_after_delay, untouched crate) passes in isolation.Follow-ups
.fbuildpath literals outside fbuild-paths; ratchet to zero #1349 — dylint lint banning raw.fbuildpath literals outside fbuild-paths (ratchet to zero), filed from review feedback during this change.Summary by CodeRabbit
Bug Fixes
FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOT.Tests
Post-review changes (after the original description)
Three commits landed on top of the original two, in response to review:
The oracle could pass without proving anything.
max_compiled_batch_sizereturned0for a readable-but-unparsablecompile_many.log, and0 <= 1passes — so this compile_many_stage2_perf oracle: unrunnable since #800; with backend installed, stage-2 wall ~6.5s fails 50%-of-stage-1 bound — #337 seed regression or stale baseline #1346 guard would have quietly become a no-op the first time the log format drifted. Now returnsusize::MAX, matching what it already did for a missing/unreadable log. The parse is split intomax_compiled_batch_size_in(&str)and covered by two non-ignored unit tests, so the guard runs in CI rather than living only inside the#[ignore]d real-toolchain oracle. Verified RED→GREEN. Theseed_appliedassertion now embeds the log head/tail too.Re-ran the real-toolchain oracle after the change to confirm failing closed does not false-positive: stage 1 8.43s, stage 2 1.43/1.86/1.80s,
seed_applied=true, ok in 19.3s. The pass state does emit a parsable work record.FBUILD_ZCCACHE_ROOTis documented.start's RustDoc claimedfbuild_pathswas the only root source. Both entry points now state the precedence: the env var verbatim when set, else~/.fbuild/<mode>/zccache/;start_inuses its argument and consults neither.Fixed the Dylint failure, which was a moved-code allowlist miss. The 1000-LOC split moved
COMPILER_IDENTITY_CACHEout ofcompiler.rs(onban_std_pathbuf's allowlist) intorebuild_signature.rs(not). Fixed by satisfying the lint rather than re-allowlisting the moved code, since Drive ban_std_pathbuf allowlist to zero: NormalizedPath everywhere, path-trimming only in excepted downstream files #1271 is driving that list to zero: the map now keys onfbuild_core::path::normalize_for_key, the primitive meant for a path used as a lookup key. That also closes a latent miss — thePathBufkey compared spellings verbatim, so on WindowsC:\...\avr-gcc.exeandc:\...\avr-gcc.exewere separate entries each paying for its own--versionsubprocess.Separately,
ban_raw_fbuild_path(dylint: ban raw.fbuildpath literals outside fbuild-paths; ratchet to zero #1349) landed on main after this branch was cut and flags the newnormalize_signature_path's".fbuild"component test. Routed throughfbuild_paths::FBUILD_DIR_NAME.Verified with a full local
dylint --allsweep over the workspace on Windows: noban_std_pathbufand noban_raw_fbuild_pathviolation remains on this branch. That sweep also surfaced a pre-existing violation incrates/fbuild-core/src/platform/windows/fs.rsthat this branch does not touch and that reproduces onmain— filed as #1359, since CI's Dylint job is ubuntu-only and has never compiled that file.