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ci: seed the Debug compilation cache from main for compile admission - #13060
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macos-compile-admission compiled the app-host test product from an empty compilation cache on every run. nightly.yml now builds main on the cache-warming schedule and saves the cache; the admission job restores it read-only. Both build through scripts/ci/compile-app-host-test-product.sh, because a cache entry is keyed on the whole compiler invocation and the build paths, and the cache key carries a fingerprint of the toolchain and those paths so a seed from another runner layout is a miss, not a download that cannot hit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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participant macosCompileAdmission
participant refreshTestCompilationCache
participant compileAppHostTestProduct
participant xcodeCompilationCache
macosCompileAdmission->>compileAppHostTestProduct: resolve, fingerprint, and build
macosCompileAdmission->>xcodeCompilationCache: restore cache
refreshTestCompilationCache->>compileAppHostTestProduct: fingerprint, resolve, and build
refreshTestCompilationCache->>xcodeCompilationCache: prune and save cache
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| - name: Resolve Swift packages | ||
| if: steps.compilation-cache-restore.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' | ||
| run: | | ||
| set -euo pipefail | ||
| mkdir -p "$PWD/.ci-source-packages" "$CMUX_COMPILE_ADMISSION_DERIVED_DATA" | ||
| xcodebuild -project cmux.xcodeproj -scheme cmux-unit -configuration Debug \ | ||
| -derivedDataPath "$CMUX_COMPILE_ADMISSION_DERIVED_DATA" \ | ||
| -clonedSourcePackagesDirPath "$PWD/.ci-source-packages" \ | ||
| -resolvePackageDependencies |
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The cache seeder resolves Swift packages only once and does not verify that the Sparkle and Sentry binary artifacts exist. The admission workflow already retries this step and checks those artifacts because resolution can finish without materializing them. If that happens here, the following build cannot recover because it uses -disableAutomaticPackageResolution, so the scheduled refresh fails to produce a new cache seed. Please reuse the admission workflow's retry and artifact validation.
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In @.github/workflows/nightly.yml:
- Line 366: Update the runs-on fallback for the nightly workflow job to use
warp-macos-15-arm64-6x instead of blacksmith-6vcpu-macos-15, matching the
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The seeder resolved once and never checked that the Sparkle and Sentry binary artifacts exist, and its build cannot resolve again. The retry and artifact check move into compile-app-host-test-product.sh resolve, which admission and the seeder both call. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| [ "$attempt" -lt 3 ] || break | ||
| echo "Package resolution failed on attempt $attempt, retrying..." >&2 | ||
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Replace the fixed retry delay.
This sleep adds fixed wall-clock synchronization between retries. Use a cancellation-aware retry abstraction with a bounded deadline and test its retry condition.
As per path instructions: “For production runtime, script, and build changes, flag fixed sleeps, timers, delayed dispatch, polling, or wall-clock waits used as synchronization.”
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In `@scripts/ci/compile-app-host-test-product.sh` at line 56, Replace the fixed
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In `@scripts/ci/compile-app-host-test-product.sh`:
- Around line 47-53: Move the rm -rf "$source_packages" cleanup from the
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A failed xcodebuild resolve could leave a partial clone that the next attempt reused. Only the missing-artifacts path cleared it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
957ac0b ci: seed the Debug compilation cache from main for compile admission (manaflow-ai#13060) 498c154 Show Cloud machine names once and honor sidebar detail settings (manaflow-ai#13082) 5fd0f13 Prepare Cloud tunnels before first use and avoid LAN permission (manaflow-ai#13085) e232470 reload: CMUX_DEV_BACKEND_MODE=local for checkouts without the shared dev backend (manaflow-ai#12973) # Conflicts: # .github/workflows/ci.yml # .github/workflows/cli-pipe-regressions.yml # .github/workflows/nightly.yml
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macos-compile-admissioncompiles the app-host test product from an empty compilation cache on every run (about 800 s). The Release side already has a main-seeded cache: nightly savesxcode-compilation-release-…and PRrelease-buildrestores it. This adds the same thing for the Debug test product.refresh-test-compilation-cachejob innightly.yml, on the existing17 */6 * * *cache-warming schedule, mirroringrefresh-compilation-cache. It buildsmain, prunes dead CAS generations, and savesxcode-compilation-test-…-<main sha>.macos-compile-admissionrestores that cache withactions/cache/restoreand never saves.scripts/ci/compile-app-host-test-product.sh. A cache entry is keyed on the whole compiler invocation and, without prefix mapping, on absolute paths, so two hand-written copies of the command would drift and stop hitting without anything failing.fingerprintcommand hashesxcodebuild -version, the workspace path and the DerivedData path. Blacksmith checks out under/Users/runner/_work, Warp under/Users/runner/work, and fork PRs land on Warp because repository variables are not exposed to them. A seed from the other layout misses every path-bearing job, so the key makes it a plain miss instead of a 1 GB restore that cannot help.tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.sh, wired intoworkflow-guard-tests.Design notes
Why scheduled and not on every push to
main: Swift invalidates a whole module when one file in it changes. In the admission log for run 35421373371, all ~98 package targets finish in the first ~135 s, thencmuxtakes ~340 s andcmuxTests~180 s. A PR that touchesSources/recompilescmuxandcmuxTestswhatever the seed holds, so what the seed reliably saves is the package layer, and that changes slowly. Four builds a day keep it fresh; a build per merge would take macOS slots from a PR queue that is already hours deep.Why PRs do not save: a cache written from a PR is scoped to that PR. It helps no other PR and spends the shared cache budget (Blacksmith documents 25 GB per repo per week, LRU) that keeps the main seed alive.
Measured locally, not yet in CI. Fresh tag built through
reload.shon an M5 MacBook Air, Xcode 27, Debug, same day, all under the same background load, so compare rows with each other:So a pull request that touches
Sources/saves about a quarter, and one that touches only packages or tests saves most of the compile. Swift invalidates a module when any of its files change, and a dependent module only when the edited module's interface changes. The package row is the better case I did not predict: the edit left the package's module interface alone and the app target stayed cached. The edit was only a comment, the mildest change there is. A real function-body change should behave the same, because dependents are keyed on the package's module file, but that case is not measured yet.These numbers had the PathKit fix from #13046 applied, because the local builds use a different DerivedData path per tag. CI does not need it: the seeder and the admission job build from identical paths, which is why the Release seed already replays with 0 misses.
The Release seed shows the same shape in CI: a pull request with no Swift changes replayed 1116 hits / 0 misses in 6 min; one that touched
CMUXMobileCorehad 1074 hits / 52 misses and took 33 min, because the misses were the large modules.Testing
bash tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.sh: 9 checks pass. It also runs the script against a stubxcodebuildand checks both schemes,build-for-testing, the cache flags, and that the fingerprint moves with path and toolchain.actions/cache, when the seeder's key prefix or CAS path drifts, when the script dropsbuild-for-testingorCOMPILATION_CACHE_ENABLE_CACHING, and when the seeder is moved topush.tests/test_nightly_universal_build.sh,tests/test_ci_self_hosted_guard.sh,tests/test_ci_change_areas.py,tests/test_ci_reusable_workflow_permissions.py,tests/test_ci_prune_xcode_compilation_cache.py,tests/test_ci_scheme_testaction_debug.sh: pass.test_ci_change_areas.pyassertedbuild-for-testinginside the admission job text; it now follows that into the script.Not tested:
xcodebuildrun of the script. This PR's own admission job is the first one. It comes from a fork, so it runs on Warp with an empty cache and only proves the cold path with caching on.main(schedule only), so the hit rate above is a prediction from the Release seed's behaviour, not a measurement. After the first scheduled run, an admission log'sCache hit/Cache misscounts will settle it.Follow-ups, not in this PR
tests-build-and-lagbuilds schemecmuxwithout the admission job'sSWIFT_ACTIVE_COMPILATION_CONDITIONS, so it needs its own seed or the same settings.deriveddata-release-v2-…(3.3 GB per run, 0 hits in 7 sampled runs),deriveddata-build-…(1.1 GB), and the per-PR copy ofxcode-compilation-release-…(1.1 GB). Making those restore-only would cut the cache churn that likely evicted the Release seed before run 35421373371, where every restore missed.Issues
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Seeds the Debug compilation cache from
mainsomacos-compile-admissionstarts warm instead of compiling the app-host test product from an empty cache (~800 s cold). The scheduledrefresh-test-compilation-cachejob buildsmain, prunes dead CAS generations, and saves the cache; admission restores it read-only.scripts/ci/compile-app-host-test-product.sh, so the compiler invocation and build paths cannot drift.resolveretries until the Sparkle and Sentry binary artifacts exist, since a restored package cache can satisfyxcodebuildwithout them. Each retry clears the package directory first, so a failed resolve cannot leave a partial clone behind and there is no fixed delay between attempts.tests/test_ci_test_compilation_cache_seed.shto the workflow guard and updates the change-area test to expect the shared script.Written for commit bb51604. Summary will update on new commits.
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