Guillaume de Rouville

feat(core): apply new ref scheme for directories and files

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Follow-up of https://github.com/dagger/dagger/pull/7511 (rebased on top of it) This applies the new ref scheme to directories and files (moving out from the buildkit syntax), whilst remaining retrocompatible #### Implementation This...

core: make `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` absolute + handle shell expansion in `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` env var

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Fixes #8337 AND fixes some relative path issues This PR addresses issues with SSH_AUTH_SOCK handling and improves test coverage: 1. Expands shell variables in SSH_AUTH_SOCK path 2. Make SSH_AUTH_SOCK path...

ci(flake): socket default not found

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There seems to be a flake / race on the socket resolving, when running the test suite in parallel: `socket default not found`. A bit confused by this error: https://dagger.cloud/dagger/traces/6d3e1fd82f7bb9ee5ff855155a6f9e97?span=c24cdc1442769090#c24cdc1442769090:L5...

core(private-modules): `SSH_AUTH_SOCK` env loading seems to break with shell expansion characters

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Bug found: https://discord.com/channels/707636530424053791/1280527928861655112/1280958016144932885 I believe it is linked to the lexical relative path function: https://github.com/dagger/dagger/blob/main/engine/client/pathutil.go#L9-L12

chore: update dagger-modules-test to new latest commit

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Tom updated the dagger-modules-test repo to include context-directory tests. I updated the repo state to all mirror repos. This PR updates the test suite to new latest commit

fix: use latest go release version 1.23.2 in .dagger

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During the CI / release improvements, go version in .dagger/go.mod was bumped to 1.23 which has no release for ARM, leading to this error: .dagger git:(fix-go-version-daggerci) go env GOPROXY go:...

Follow-up of https://github.com/dagger/dagger/issues/8385#issuecomment-2406128224 Attempting the same fix to all the tests: a few were missing + unifying how we cleanup the cancel()

docs: Using git credential helpers in CI examples

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Some users have been encountering issues when trying out out Git credential helpers in CI I am moving the conversation to its own issue @pspurlock, and cleaning up the other...