Mostyn Bramley-Moore
Mostyn Bramley-Moore
Added a potential fix in #2071.
I wonder if we could solve #105 at the same time?
IIRC @erikma and @johnterickson reported that transferring large files in parallel using chunks was significantly faster with azure blob storage than a single upload/download stream (and I imagine S3 and...
Specifying a hash function explicitly might be useful for other scenarios besides a single client migrating from one hash to another. For example, multiple clients operating on different codebases/languages but...
> If you want it to be cheaper, then you probably want the same digest as well so you can share cache hits? Yes, of course. IMO clients should be...
> b) This is easy enough - either the digests already have different value spaces (e.g., different lengths), or you prefix the digest with the algorithm name for the key....
This commit seems to be the first mention of 2.1: https://github.com/bazelbuild/remote-apis/commit/b5123b1bb2853393c7b9aa43236db924d7e32d61 2.2: https://github.com/bazelbuild/remote-apis/commit/ddca4b2c4487853f88c0e8f99bd4a0f485aeaf42 2.3: https://github.com/bazelbuild/remote-apis/commit/e1fe21be4c9ae76269a5a63215bb3c72ed9ab3f0
One of the main scenarios for cache server compression is the ability to store blobs in compressed form and to serve those directly without recompression on each request. If the...
> 1. Would using a single dictionary cover our use case? > > I think that would work as the first iteration. As a monorepo changes over time, it's very...
I think this breaks rules_docker too, could you add that to the tests on buildkite?