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bazel: rewrite MD5 .note.gnu.build-id with truncated git SHA1. #767

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This is a workaround for
bazelbuild/bazel#2805.

Small reorganization of version_generated.cc rules, since we rely on them
here and this can also assist with the Google import of Envoy and its
versioning scheme.

Also added docs on build types and how to do release builds.

This is a workaround for
bazelbuild/bazel#2805.

Small reorganization of version_generated.cc rules, since we rely on them
here and this can also assist with the Google import of Envoy and its
versioning scheme.

Also added docs on build types and how to do release builds.
bazel/README.md Outdated
modes](https://bazel.build/versions/master/docs/bazel-user-manual.html#flag--compilation_mode)
that Bazel supports:

* `fastbuild`: `-O0 -DDEBUG`, aimed at developer speed (default).
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Per other PR, let's just kill -DDEBUG after checking we don't use it?

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Done.

bazel/README.md Outdated
that Bazel supports:

* `fastbuild`: `-O0 -DDEBUG`, aimed at developer speed (default).
* `opt`: `-O2`, for production builds and performance benchmarking.
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This is related to #720, but I definitely at least want the ability to set -ggdb3 on opt builds. (IMO there is no reason to not generate debugging info and have easy access when looking at core dumps, but to each there on). If we have an option builders can choose.

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Let me add this there and here (I should have split out this doco into a separate PR, but oh well).

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I've added --define debug_symbols=yes support. I actually think it probably would be just as valid to have just suggested that the invoker provider --copt=-ggdb3 as an extra bazel build arg, but this works too.

import sys

# This is what the part of .note.gnu.build-id prior to the MD5 hash looks like.
EXPECTED_BUILD_ID_NOTE_PREFIX = [
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Your bazel hacking skills continue to astound me. 😉

achieved with:

```
bazel --bazelrc=/dev/null build -c opt //source/exe:envoy-static.stripped.stamped
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If I read correctly below, //source/exe:envoy-static.stamped is valid, right? (If I want a stamped, but not stripped build)?

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Yep.

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@htuch sorry needs master merge again

@mattklein123 mattklein123 merged commit a645008 into envoyproxy:master Apr 17, 2017
rshriram pushed a commit to rshriram/envoy that referenced this pull request Oct 30, 2018
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