Add a step to check if patches apply before invoking TuxSuite #800
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There is no point in spinning up TuxSuite for a build if any patches that we need to apply are going to fail to do so. At the beginning of a build, check if the patches apply to the current repository and reference. This is done by downloading a tarball of the source, running 'git init' and committing the files, then finally running 'git quiltimport' to make sure that that patches still apply. It would be simpler to use 'git clone --depth=1' but cloning can be expensive on the server side and these jobs may run at the same time. Closes: ClangBuiltLinux#796 Signed-off-by: Nathan Chancellor <[email protected]>
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There is no point in spinning up TuxSuite for a build if any patches that we need to apply are going to fail to do so. At the beginning of a build, check if the patches apply to the current repository and reference. This is done by downloading a tarball of the source, running
git initand committing the files, then finally runninggit quiltimportto make sure that that patches still apply. It would be simpler to usegit clone --depth=1but cloning can be expensive on the server side and these jobs may run at the same time.Closes: #796
NOTE: I have not bumped the generated files to make this easier to review and reason through. I will do it before merging.