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I am currently working to configure reclient to use a buildfarm remote execution backend, and presently testing on Linux in its remote-only mode (NOT racing or fallback; I want to be sure this configuration works for remote execution).
One problem I have encountered now that I finally have a working remote end, is that Chromium's //third_party/angle submodule have 300+ targets that trigger this kind of error:
reclient[<guid>]: RemoteErrorResultStatus: rpc error: code = FailedPrecondition desc = Action <hash>/147 is invalid: working directory is not an input directory. details = violations: {
type: "INVALID"
subject: "The `Command` of the `Action` was invalid."
description: "working directory is not an input directory"
}
Inspecting the command and treelayout shows that these commands does not include the out/foo directory as an input, unless it is referenced in the command somehow, e.g. -Igen causes "set_by_reclient/a/gen/" to be added as a input directory, and those builds work (unless there are other compile issues; separate issue). If the remote working dir "set_by_reclient/a" is not included somehow in the input directory the result is the above error.
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// The working directory, relative to the input root, for the command to run
// in. It must be a directory which exists in the input tree. If it is left
// empty, then the action is run in the input root.
string working_directory = 6;
Technically, I can work around this by using reclient's racing or local fallback mode, which is likely to be the production configuration.
I had a similar issue.
In my case, just RBE_CXX_EXEC_STRATEGY="racing" helps my builds. "remote_local_fallback" made builds halting.
(Just FYI. I had some other issues like #47. So remote_local_fallback may work as a workaround on other envs.)
I am currently working to configure reclient to use a buildfarm remote execution backend, and presently testing on Linux in its remote-only mode (NOT racing or fallback; I want to be sure this configuration works for remote execution).
One problem I have encountered now that I finally have a working remote end, is that Chromium's //third_party/angle submodule have 300+ targets that trigger this kind of error:
Inspecting the command and treelayout shows that these commands does not include the out/foo directory as an input, unless it is referenced in the command somehow, e.g. -Igen causes "set_by_reclient/a/gen/" to be added as a input directory, and those builds work (unless there are other compile issues; separate issue). If the remote working dir "set_by_reclient/a" is not included somehow in the input directory the result is the above error.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: