| commit | 3d596d63f883fff56001ed7b2e5cf51dba45f082 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | buchgr <buchgr@google.com> | Mon Apr 24 17:34:20 2017 +0200 |
| committer | Vladimir Moskva <vladmos@google.com> | Mon Apr 24 18:00:29 2017 +0200 |
| tree | c3e488c85eaa26ab83176750727429d325aaa1ef | |
| parent | 29aee67c0c95af2840faa47a071b72adf4b734ce [diff] |
BEP: Show protocol upload in the UI The BEP (build event protocol) upload may at times take longer than the build itself. This is especially true for cached builds, where there is little build work, but the protocol still needs to be uploaded. In this case the bazel UI will now display that it's waiting for BEP upload, both in the current and the new experimental UI (--experimental_ui). When executing a run command, blaze waits for the BEP upload to finish before it runs the target. Major Modifications: - The BuildEventTransport interface now also has a name() method that returns a string. When waiting for a transport to finish the BEP upload, this string is displayed in the UI. - The BuildEventStreamer now emits two new events AnnounceBuildEventTransportsEvent and BuildEventTransportClosed on the event bus. This is how the experimental UI is informed about BEP upload progress. RELNOTES: None PiperOrigin-RevId: 154052401
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