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ci: canary setup-soldr 66f4834 (do not merge) - #1718
Exact-pin canary for promoting zackees/setup-soldr v0 to 66f48347 (setup-soldr#597 verdict save fix). Closed unmerged after update-v0-tag.yml consumes the run.
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Automated workflows now use a consistent, fixed setup version.
The Windows check can run for up to 60 minutes, allowing longer checks to complete.
The CI workflows now pin setup-soldr to commit 66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c instead of v0. The Windows check job timeout increases from 45 to 60 minutes.
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Action pinning and Windows timeout .github/workflows/README.md, .github/workflows/*.yml
The README and workflows use the specified commit for setup-soldr. The Windows check job timeout changes from 45 to 60 minutes.
FastLED/fbuild#1710: The issue reports Windows Check runs reaching the previous 45-minute timeout. This change raises that workflow’s timeout to 60 minutes.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 92c19
The workflows may not reliably complete the intended Windows checks or preserve the canary result, and the maintenance guidance is inconsistent with the new pin.
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Review comments at @.github/workflows/acceptance-205.yml:
- Line 95: Set save-cache to true in the zackees/setup-soldr step in the
pull-request canary workflow so its cache is durably uploaded during
pull-request runs; leave the existing cache and build-cache settings unchanged.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/check-windows.yml:
- Line 31: Set the Soldr cargo wait timeout for the Windows check job by adding
SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS with a value of 3600 to the job-level environment
alongside timeout-minutes. Keep the change scoped to this job so the internal
wait limit can use the full outer deadline.
Review comments at @.github/workflows/README.md:
- Line 123: In the Bumping soldr section, clarify that the setup-soldr SHA pins
the action code and its version input selects the installed soldr binary; remove
the instruction to keep the action reference at @v0.
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.github/workflows/check-windows.yml
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L0: name: setup-soldr
L1: author: zackees
L2: description: Extraction-ready Soldr setup action. Installs one soldr binary, bootstraps rustup when needed, provisions the resolved Rust toolchain, and restores a cacheable runner-local Soldr root.
L3: branding:
L4: icon: terminal
L5: color: green
L6: inputs:
L7: enable:
L8: description: >
L9: When "true" (default), install the real soldr binary and run the
L10: full setup. When "false", skip the soldr download/verify and write a
L11: passthrough stub at the soldr binary path that forwards
L12: `soldr <tool> <args>` to `<tool> <args>` (as if `soldr` were omitted
L13: from the command line). Internal subcommands soldr-aware code paths
L14: query (`version`, `cache`, `status`) return stub JSON so the rest of
L15: the action keeps working. The Rust toolchain is still provisioned;
L16: cache layers naturally no-op because the build-cache dir stays
L17: empty. Useful for A/B testing soldr's effect on a workflow without
L18: rewriting it.
L19: required: false
L20: default: "true"
L21: version:
L22: description: >
L23: Soldr version or tag to install. Defaults to the soldr release this
L24: setup-soldr build is vendor-locked to (resolved with no network lookup;
L25: bumped on every soldr release). Pass `latest` to resolve the newest
L26: release at run time instead.
L27: required: false
L28: default: "0.9.41"
L29: repo:
L30: description: Internal override for the Soldr source repository used by integration branches.
L31: required: false
L32: default: zackees/soldr
L33: ref:
L34: description: Internal override that builds Soldr from a Git ref instead of downloading a release asset.
L35: required: false
L36: default: ""
L37: source-path:
L38: description: Internal development override that builds Soldr from a pinned local Git checkout (for example `_vender/soldr`) instead of downloading a release asset. The checkout must include its required submodules. Production consumers should leave this empty.
L39: required: false
L40: default: ""
L41: token:
L42: description: GitHub token used for authenticated release metadata and asset download requests.
L43: required: false
L44: default: ${{ github.token }}
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L48: managed normally). Set to "false" to disable every layer in one
L49: go: setup-cache (soldr binary + rustup state including
L50: `~/.rustup/update-hashes/` for fast `rustup update` no-ops, see
L51: setup-soldr#102), build-cache (zccache compilation cache),
L52: target-cache (Rust target/ artifacts), and cargo-registry-cache.
L53: Also exports `SOLDR_BUILD_CACHE_MODE=off` / `SOLDR_TARGET_CACHE_MODE=off`
L54: so soldr skips its zccache wrapping entirely — the daemon won't be
L55: invoked and no per-session stats are written. Use this when you
L56: want a clean uncached build (CI A/B test, debugging cache-related
L57: regressions, etc.). For finer control, leave `cache: true` and
L58: flip individual layer inputs.
L59: required: false
L60: default: "true"
L61: save-cache-remote:
L62: description: >
L63: auto | true | false. Remote-only durable cache write policy, for
L64: example the ci-lint plan's cache_save output. With auto (default),
L65: save-cache and the triggering event decide as before. true or fa…[truncated]</excerpt>
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- 2: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/zackees/setup-soldr/66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c/action.yml
A ci-full-labeled pull request invokes ci-full, which invokes acceptance-205.yml. The action's default save-cache: auto skips durable uploads for pull-request runs, so the verdict-save fix may not persist.
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cache: true
+ save-cache: true
build-cache: true
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/acceptance-205.yml at line 95:
Set save-cache to true in the zackees/setup-soldr step in the pull-request
canary workflow so its cache is durably uploaded during pull-request runs; leave
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🩺 Stability & Availability | Major | ⚡ Quick win
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🏁 Script executed:
set -u
BASE=af838a4bb0deca95d82829515b75505589fe1ce7
HEAD=92c19a7d42b72b5bd22c53fb0286224129ce299e
echo"== head check-windows.yml (numbered) =="
nl -ba .github/workflows/check-windows.yml | sed -n '1,80p'echo"== diff base..head for check-windows.yml =="
git diff "$BASE""$HEAD" -- .github/workflows/check-windows.yml ||echo"diff exit $?"echo"== all occurrences of SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS =="
rg -n -F -- 'SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS' .github ||test"$?" -eq 1
echo"== workflows referencing template_native_build =="
rg -n -F -- 'template_native_build' .github ||test"$?" -eq 1
Repository: FastLED/fbuild
Length of output: 4890
Set the Soldr cargo wait timeout for this job.
Raising timeout-minutes to 60 changes only GitHub's outer job deadline. The comment above it links the previous failure to setup-soldr's 30-minute cap. That cap is a separate internal limit. Setting SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS at job level can keep Soldr from ending a cold soldr cargo test or soldr cargo clippy run at 30 minutes, so the 60-minute outer deadline can take effect.
The job does not define this variable. The repository's template_native_build.yml sets it to 2700 for a different workflow, so the Windows check job does not inherit it. Add it to the job:
🐛 Suggested fix
--- "a/.github/workflows/check-windows.yml"+++ "b/.github/workflows/check-windows.yml"@@ -25,11 +25,13 @@
jobs:
check:
name: Check (windows-latest)
runs-on: windows-latest
# Cold Windows workspace tests exceeded the old 30-minute cap in the
# setup-soldr 0.9.25 full-coverage canary.
timeout-minutes: 60
+ env:+ SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS: "3600"
steps:
- uses: actions/checkout@v6
with:
ref: ${{ inputs.ref }}
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timeout-minutes: 60
timeout-minutes: 60
env:
SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS: "3600"
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/check-windows.yml at line 31:
Set the Soldr cargo wait timeout for the Windows check job by adding
SOLDR_CARGO_WAIT_TIMEOUT_SECS with a value of 3600 to the job-level environment
alongside timeout-minutes. Keep the change scoped to this job so the internal
wait limit can use the full outer deadline.
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L2200: `soldr <tool> <args>` to `<tool> <args>` (as if `soldr` were omitted
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L2202: from the command line). Internal subcommands soldr-aware code paths
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L2204: query (`version`, `cache`, `status`) return stub JSON so the rest of
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L2225: bumped on every soldr release). Pass `latest` to resolve the newest
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L2227: release at run time instead.
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L2230:
L2231: default: "0.9.41"
L2232:
L2233: repo:
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L2236:
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L2238:
L2239: default: zackees/soldr
L2240:
L2241: ref:
L3254: the full target set into the Dylint foundation/output cache identity, so
L3255:
L3256: each declared target set gets its own warm cache generation (ci.yml#9).
L3257:
L3258: Empty runs Dylint on the host target only. Aliases are rejected the same
L3259:
L3260: way cross-targets rejects them.
L3261:
L3262: required: false
L3263:
L3264: default: ""
L3265:
L3266: dylint-driver-rev:
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L3269:
L3270: Git revision or version identity for the compatible Dylint driver source.
L3271:
L3272: Included in the Dylint cache key. Use the same revision your driver build
L3273:
L3274: script checks out.
L3275:
L3276: required: false
L3277: default: ""
L3278:
L3279: cargo-dylint-version:
L3280:
L3281: description: cargo-dylint version materialized by Soldr in Dylint mode. Included in the Dylint cache key.
L3282:
L3283: required: false
L3284:
L3285: default: "6.0.3"
L3286:
L3287: dylint-link-version:
L3288:
L3289: description: dylint-link version materialized by Soldr in Dylint mode. Included in the Dylint cache key.
L3290:
L3291: required: false
L3292:
L3293: default: "6.0.3"
L3294:
L3295: dylint-cache-paths:
L3296:
L3297: description: >
L3298:
L3299: Optional newline- or comma-separated paths to restore/save for
L3300: dylint-cache. Relative paths are resolved from the workspace. Empty uses
L3301:
L3302: $CARGO_HOME/bin/cargo-dylint*, $CARGO_HOME/bin/dylint-link*,
L3303:
L3304: $CARGO_HOME/.crates.toml, $CARGO_HOME/.crates2.json, and
L3305:
L3306: $RUNNER_TEMP/dylint-drivers.
L3307:
L3308: required: false
L3309:
L3310: default: ""
L3311:
L3312: shims:
L3313:
L3314: description: >
L3315:
L3316: When "true", setup-soldr writes PATH-shadowing shims for cargo,
L3317:
L3318: rustfmt, clippy-driver, rustc, and rustdoc into ${cache-dir}/shims/ and
L3319:
L3320: prepends that directory to $PATH. Each shim routes its invocation through
L3828: soldr-mini-cache:
L3829:
L3830: description: >
L3831:
L3832: Cache the soldr binary in its own tiny long-lived layer,
L3833:
L3834: keyed only on (version, os, arch, libc). Avoids re-downloading
L3835:
L3836: from GitHub Releases when other cache layers (which mix in
L3837:
L3838: toolchain hash + cache-key-suffix) invalidate but the soldr
L3839:
L3840: binary itself is unchanged. Default "true". Set "false" to
L3841:
L3842: disable.
L3843:
L3844: Skipped automatically when `enable: false` or `ref` is set
L3845:
L3846: (rebu…[truncated]</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 3 weeks ago; Crawled: last week; `save-cache: auto` (the default, setup-soldr#527) skips every durable cache save when `GITHUB_EVENT_NAME` is `pull_request`. ... * setup-soldr#527 / meta(cache): stop unreachable and unbounded Actions-cache growth across setup-soldr consumers #528: why `auto` skips PR saves.
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opened on Sep 28, 2026
## Context
`save-cache: auto` (the default, setup-soldr#527) skips every durable cache save when `GITHUB_EVENT_NAME` is `pull_request`. The logic is `decideCacheSave` in `src/lib/save-policy.ts`. The reason is specific to GitHub's hosted cache: a PR-run entry is scoped to `refs/pull/N/merge`, so nothing else can restore it, yet it counts against the repository's 10 GB budget.
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<title>setup-soldr/CHANGELOG.md at main · zackees/setup-soldr · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; The PyPI wheel exists, but it does not carry the same cook/cross helper payload as the GitHub release archives, so setup-soldr does not make it the default install source in this release. ... * Verified the repaired default benchmark run: https://github.com/zackees/setup-soldr/actions/runs/26457448768.
Reproduced on the "Setup Soldr Action" and "Soldr Cache Speed Demo" workflow runs against commit f0942b3. Filed upstream as a follow-up soldr bug; setup-soldr will re-attempt the bump once soldr ships a fixed release. Revert of #396 for the default; consumers who explicitly opt into a newer soldr via `with: version: X.Y.Z` are unaffected.
* Default to soldr `0.7.59` (was `0.7.56`). Headline upstream changes carried by this bump:
* `soldr prepare --target <triple>` composite-action surface that collapses cross-toolchain setup into one command (soldr#893, fixed by #905 / #907).
* Auto-bootstrap of zig, LLVM/clang, and per-target toolchain prep for cross-compile lanes — `soldr cargo zigbuild` (linux → macOS) and `soldr cargo xwin` (linux → windows) now Just Work without external prefetch (soldr#841, #862, #864). MSVC CRT cache pre-fetched from manifest (soldr#891).
* Manifest-first asset resolver with sha256 pinning (soldr#866, #871, #877, #878) plus `soldr archive --target` and `soldr build-from-source` CLI surfaces (soldr#865, #869).
* Restored mac + windows release lanes after the 0.7.58 split-out (soldr#908, closes soldr#902).
* Linux `.dwp` and macOS `.dSYM` debug sidecars staged in releases (soldr#814); Windows `.pdb` sidecars preserved (soldr#787).
* Default to soldr `0.7.56`, which bumps managed zccache `1.11.18 → 1.12.8` (and carries the soldr 0.7.54 / 0.7.55 interim changes that landed since the previous setup-soldr default). The zccache 1.12.x line is the version-namespaced cache root (issue zackees/zccache#761 / #762 / #763) plus the rustdoc and docs improvements in zackees/zccache#773. Closes the soldr-version drift introduced when soldr 0.7.54 and 0.7.55 shipped without a matching setup-soldr default bump.
## v0.9.23 - 2026-05-31
* Default to soldr `0.7.48`, which bundles zccache `1.11.8` carrying the cross-clone cache-pollution fix (zackees/zccache#474 → PR #478): per-worktree key for PCH + MSVC plus explicit triple prefix-map (`-ffile-prefix-map` + `-fmacro-prefix-map` + `-fdebug-prefix-map`) for clang/gcc. Without 1.11.8, `.obj` artifacts produced in worktree A leaked into worktree B with original-clone absolute paths still embedded, breaking downstream PCH builds with header-redefinition errors.
* README + `action.yml` default version both bumped to 0.7.48.
* Hotfix #277: ncc side-chunk files (`<id>.index.js`) produced by ANY dynamic `await import(...)` — including transitive imports inside `@actions/artifact` → `@azure/identity` — are now COPIED alongside `dist/post.js` (and `dist/main.js`, `cleanup/dist/index.js`). v0.9.22 shipped without those chunks because `scripts/bundle-entrypoint.mjs` only copied the main bundle; the cargo-registry save path opted in via `SOLDR_CARGO_REGISTRY_VIA_SOLDR=1` (#265) crashed with `Cannot find module '.</excerpt>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 6 days ago; With soldr `>=0.7.38`, restore/save the cook cache as a protobuf-backed base layer plus a smaller commit/build-shape delta layer. ... When target-cache already matched at the lockfile/build-shape level, setup-soldr skips the cook restore/run because the target cache already contains the same dependency artifacts. ... The build-cache save profile keeps the reusable content-addressed store — everything under a zccache `artifacts/` directory, including `zccache/private/*/artifacts/**` and the compiler stdout/stderr replay metadata stored there (excluding it produced restored-but-zero-hit caches, see #398) — and trims only the `logs/` subtree and standalone diagnostic sidecars (`*.jsonl`, `*.log`, `*.txt`, `*.out`, `*.err`, `*.stdout`, `*.stderr`, `*.trace`) that live outside any artifacts dir.
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/zackees/setup-soldr/blob/66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c/action.yml
- 2: https://github.com/zackees/setup-soldr/blob/66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c/action.yml
- 3: https://github.com/zackees/setup-soldr/blob/66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c/action.yml
Correct the setup-soldr pin guidance in the Bumping soldr section.
The uses: SHA selects the action code. The action's version input selects the installed soldr release. Line 123 treats the SHA as the binary pin, and lines 130-131 still tell maintainers to keep @v0. That instruction contradicts the SHA pins used in the workflows. Separate the action revision from the installed binary version, and remove the @v0 instruction.
📝 Suggested fix
-All `zackees/setup-soldr@66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c` steps pin the installed soldr binary version.+All `zackees/setup-soldr@66f483477ab2eb2b2a35d56bad1c5d2833247f6c` steps pin the action code.+The action's `version` input selects the installed soldr binary.
-representative CI to pass before merging. Keep the action reference at `@v0`;-the pin is for the binary it installs.+representative CI to pass before merging.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/README.md at line 123:
In the Bumping soldr section, clarify that the setup-soldr SHA pins the action
code and its version input selects the installed soldr binary; remove the
instruction to keep the action reference at @v0.
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Exact-pin canary for promoting zackees/setup-soldr v0 to 66f48347 (setup-soldr#597 verdict save fix). Closed unmerged after update-v0-tag.yml consumes the run.
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