*: replace the bazelisk, disk and repo cache with sticky disks #3

adityamaru · 2024-12-14T05:28:10Z

This change teaches restoreCache to get and mount a unique stickydisk per key and mount it at the provided path. We require a stickydisk per path and so we hash the path and add it to the user configured "cache key". All other semantics around versioning of the cache and respecting the base cache key remain the same.

On post, we teach the action to unmount and commit the relevant stickydisks. For the moment we leave the "external" cache alone. In a follow-up we can move that to be backed by stickydisks too.

The stickydisk.js file is heavily inspired by the useblacksmith/stickydisk implementation.

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Replaces existing cache mechanism with sticky disks, updating mounting and unmounting logic, configuration, and adding tests.

Behavior:
- Replace restoreCache with loadStickyDisk in index.js to mount sticky disks per cache path.
- post.js unmounts and commits sticky disks using unmountAndCommitStickyDisk.
- External cache handling remains unchanged.
Sticky Disk Implementation:
- stickydisk.js provides functions to manage sticky disks, including mountStickyDisk and unmountAndCommitStickyDisk.
- Utilizes createStickyDiskClient from util.js for sticky disk service interaction.
Configuration:
- config.js updated to support sticky disk cache configuration.
- package.json includes @buf/blacksmith_vm-agent.connectrpc_es for sticky disk operations.
Testing:
- New test suite restore-cache.test.js added to test sticky disk functionality.
- jest.config.js updated to include coverage for stickydisk.js.
Misc:
- Minor fix in config.js for diskCacheConfig variable check.
- CI workflow in .github/workflows/ci.yml updated to include a test job.

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stickydisk.js

+    try {
+        // Check if path is mounted
+        try {
+            const { stdout: mountOutput } = await execAsync(`mount | grep ${path}`);


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+    try {
+        // Check if path is mounted
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+    }
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+                break;
+            } catch (error) {
+                if (attempt === 10) {
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+ * @param {string} device - Path to the block device
+ * @returns {Promise<string>} - Returns the device path
+ */
+async function maybeFormatBlockDevice(device) {


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This change teaches restoreCache to get and mount a unique stickydisk per key and mount it at the provided path. We require a stickydisk per path and so we hash the path and add it to the user configured "cache key". All other semantics around versioning of the cache and respecting the base cache key remain the same. On post, we teach the action to unmount and commit the relevant stickydisks. For the moment we leave the "external" cache alone. In a follow-up we can move that to be backed by stickydisks too. The stickydisk.js file is heavily inspired by the useblacksmith/stickydisk implementation.

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