go: introduce cache key for compile actions #14661
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Note: This PR only adds a cache key for compile actions. The cache key for link actions will be added via a separate PR. |
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As described in pantsbuild#14625, the Go version and other compiler values that influence the output (other than input file content hashes) were not incorporated into the cache key for building a Go package. (The input files were handled by being part of the input root's `Digest`.) This caused issues when, for example, changing the version of the compiler where incompatible artifacts built by an earlier Go compiler were being used with an upgraded Go compiler. The `go` tool handles this by incorporating "action IDs" into the "build ID" of a build product. This PR introduces a similar concept to Pants and tries to follow the `go` tool's algorithm as much as possible. (Links to relevant code are in comments in the code.) [ci skip-rust] [ci skip-build-wheels]
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…14672) As described in #14625, the Go version and other compiler values that influence the output (other than input file content hashes) were not incorporated into the cache key for building a Go package. (The input files were handled by being part of the input root's `Digest`.) This caused issues when, for example, changing the version of the compiler where incompatible artifacts built by an earlier Go compiler were being used with an upgraded Go compiler. The `go` tool handles this by incorporating "action IDs" into the "build ID" of a build product. This PR introduces a similar concept to Pants and tries to follow the `go` tool's algorithm as much as possible. (Links to relevant code are in comments in the code.) [ci skip-rust] [ci skip-build-wheels] Co-authored-by: Tom Dyas <[email protected]>
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As described in #14625, the Go version and other compiler values that influence the output (other than input file content hashes) were not incorporated into the cache key for building a Go package. (The input files were handled by being part of the input root's
Digest.) This caused issues when, for example, changing the version of the compiler where incompatible artifacts built by an earlier Go compiler were being used with an upgraded Go compiler.The
gotool handles this by incorporating "action IDs" into the "build ID" of a build product. This PR introduces a similar concept to Pants and tries to follow thegotool's algorithm as much as possible. (Links to relevant code are in comments in the code.)[ci skip-rust]
[ci skip-build-wheels]