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Enable PGO for Linux x86-64 ty releases via Ruff - #4237
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Gonna go with the in-ty pipeline for now. |
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This is an alternative to #4213 that keeps the PGO training script in Ruff, where it shares ecosystem-project setup with mypy-primer and runs continuously against ty changes. It depends on astral-sh/ruff#27654.
The ty release workflow calls
ruff/scripts/build_ty_pgo.py --train-onlyfor Linux x86-64, then passes the generated profile and profile-derived hotness threshold into the existingmaturinbuild. The shared script preserves the ten-project ecosystem corpus, installed project dependencies, project-specific Python versions, and incremental language-server training.The complete ty-side change is the release workflow and Ruff submodule update; no PGO Python script lives in this repository.