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| if test -f $(SOURCES_PATH)/$($(1)_vendored_file_name); then \ | ||
| echo "Extracting vendored crates for $(1)..." && \ | ||
| $(build_TAR) --no-same-owner -xf $(SOURCES_PATH)/$($(1)_vendored_file_name) && \ | ||
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On a fresh checkout, make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 never invokes vendor-platform_cxx-crates, and the vendored archive is not one of platform_cxx's fetched sources. Silently skipping this block therefore leaves Cargo without .cargo/config.toml or the vendored registry, after which the package's cargo build --offline cannot resolve its dependencies. The CI workflow happens to generate or restore the archive separately, but the documented depends knob is unusable for ordinary fresh builds unless the archive is made a prerequisite or generated as part of the normal build graph.
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| CFLAGS="$$($(1)_cppflags) $$($(1)_cflags)" \ | ||
| CXXFLAGS="$$($(1)_cppflags) $$($(1)_cxxflags)" \ | ||
| LDFLAGS="$$($(1)_ldflags)" \ | ||
| RUSTFLAGS="-C linker=$$(firstword $($(1)_cc))" \ |
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When cross-building a Darwin target in the Guix environment, depends/hosts/darwin.mk deliberately prefixes the compiler with env -u C_INCLUDE_PATH -u CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH; taking only firstword consequently sets Rust's linker to env, not to clang, so rustc invokes env with linker arguments and the Platform library cannot link. Even outside that environment this also discards the Darwin compiler's --target and sysroot arguments, so the Rust linker should use a wrapper that retains the complete configured compiler command.
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| toolchain_path = (script_dir / "../../rust-toolchain.toml").resolve() | ||
| configure_path = (script_dir / "../../configure.ac").resolve() | ||
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| for path in (native_rust_path, rust_stdlib_path, toolchain_path, configure_path): | ||
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Running the newly documented contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py in this commit always exits here because the repository contains no rust-toolchain.toml; configure.ac also has no RUSTC_REQUIRED_VERSION assignment for the later update. As a result, maintainers cannot use the script to update either of the Rust depends pins it was added to maintain. Limit synchronization to files present in this change, or add the expected consumer files before making them mandatory.
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WalkthroughThe change adds Platform GUI dependency packages, Rust compiler and standard-library downloads, Cargo vendoring, and offline Platform C++ builds. It adds configure-site integration and Guix ELF interpreter patching. CI now caches or transfers Rust vendor archives and runs dedicated Linux Platform GUI dependency, source-build, and test jobs. A utility updates Rust archive hashes and version pins. Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The opt-in Platform GUI build currently has unresolved tooling risks: Guix profile paths may bypass Rust binary validation and produce unusable build artifacts, while Rust archive downloads may hang indefinitely. These issues can prevent successful builds in affected environments, so the PR is not merge-ready until they are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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In `@depends/funcs.mk`:
- Around line 338-346: The cargo preprocessing flow must not silently continue
to an offline build when the vendored archive is missing. Update the
platform_cxx dependency flow around int_cargo_preprocess_ext and the
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The opt-in Platform build is not self-contained on a clean checkout because the required crate archive is outside the normal dependency graph, and Guix Darwin cross-builds select env rather than Clang as rustc's linker. The Rust hash updater is also unusable at this head because it unconditionally requires consumer-side files that are not present.
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In `depends/funcs.mk`:
- [BLOCKING] depends/funcs.mk:341-346: Make the vendored archive part of the normal build graph
The preprocess step silently skips vendored-source setup when the archive is absent, while neither `platform_cxx` nor its preprocess stamp depends on `vendor-platform_cxx-crates`. A clean `make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1` therefore proceeds without `vendored/` or `.cargo/config.toml` and reaches `cargo build --locked --offline`, which cannot resolve the dependencies. `make ... download` has the same gap, and the CI lane works only because its source-cache workflow invokes the vendor target separately. Because the skipped preprocessing is then stamped complete, creating the archive after the failed build does not extract it without cleaning the package. Model the archive as a required source or generated prerequisite of preprocessing instead of treating its absence as optional.
- [BLOCKING] depends/funcs.mk:201-208: Preserve the Darwin compiler wrapper for Rust linking
Guix exports `C_INCLUDE_PATH` and `CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH`, causing `depends/hosts/darwin.mk` to define the Darwin compiler as `env -u C_INCLUDE_PATH -u CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH <clang> ...`. Applying `firstword` to that command sets rustc's linker to `env`, so rustc invokes `env` with object and linker arguments rather than invoking Clang. This breaks `PLATFORM_GUI=1` Darwin cross-builds. Provide rustc with an executable wrapper that preserves the configured compiler command, including the environment cleanup and target/SDK arguments.
In `contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py`:
- [SUGGESTION] contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py:91-97: Do not require absent Rust consumer files
The updater always exits here because this revision has no repository-level `rust-toolchain.toml`. In addition, `configure.ac` contains no `RUSTC_REQUIRED_VERSION` assignment, so the updates at lines 121-122 would fail even if the existence check were bypassed. This makes the script referenced by `native_rust.mk` unusable for maintaining the new `native_rust.mk` and `rust_stdlib.mk` pins. Limit synchronization in this PR to the two depends package files, or add the consumer files and expected version assignment before requiring them.
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| mkdir -p .cargo && \ | ||
| cp $(PATCHES_PATH)/$(1)/cargo-config.toml .cargo/config.toml; \ | ||
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🔴 Blocking: Make the vendored archive part of the normal build graph
The preprocess step silently skips vendored-source setup when the archive is absent, while neither platform_cxx nor its preprocess stamp depends on vendor-platform_cxx-crates. A clean make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 therefore proceeds without vendored/ or .cargo/config.toml and reaches cargo build --locked --offline, which cannot resolve the dependencies. make ... download has the same gap, and the CI lane works only because its source-cache workflow invokes the vendor target separately. Because the skipped preprocessing is then stamped complete, creating the archive after the failed build does not extract it without cleaning the package. Model the archive as a required source or generated prerequisite of preprocessing instead of treating its absence as optional.
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Fixed in e42c902. The archive is now a real file target — $(SOURCES_PATH)/<package>-vendored.tar.gz, with the vendor recipe as its rule — and a hard prerequisite of both the package's preprocess stamp and download-one, so neither a clean make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1 nor make download can reach the offline cargo build without it; vendor-<package>-crates remains as a phony alias. Extraction is now unconditional (the if test -f skip is gone), and because the stamp depends on the archive by mtime, creating the archive after a failed attempt re-triggers preprocessing instead of being ignored.
Verified locally from a fully clean tree (no work dir, no prefix, archive deleted): make auto-vendored during the dependency walk, then completed the locked offline cargo build and cached the package.
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| $(1)_cargo=env CC="$$($(1)_cc)" \ | ||
| CXX="$$($(1)_cxx)" \ | ||
| AR="$$($(1)_ar)" \ | ||
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| LDFLAGS="$$($(1)_ldflags)" \ | ||
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🔴 Blocking: Preserve the Darwin compiler wrapper for Rust linking
Guix exports C_INCLUDE_PATH and CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH, causing depends/hosts/darwin.mk to define the Darwin compiler as env -u C_INCLUDE_PATH -u CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH <clang> .... Applying firstword to that command sets rustc's linker to env, so rustc invokes env with object and linker arguments rather than invoking Clang. This breaks PLATFORM_GUI=1 Darwin cross-builds. Provide rustc with an executable wrapper that preserves the configured compiler command, including the environment cleanup and target/SDK arguments.
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Fixed in e42c902 (machinery) and 97c428a (package patch). RUSTFLAGS now points rustc's linker at a rustc-linker.sh installed from the package's patches during preprocessing, which exec $CC "$@" — cargo's environment already carries the full configured compiler command line, including the Guix env -u C_INCLUDE_PATH -u CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH prefix and the target/SDK arguments, so nothing is lost to firstword. Build scripts are unaffected: cargo applies RUSTFLAGS only to cross-target units when --target is passed.
(An earlier iteration generated the script from an inline echo; that ran into make treating #!/bin/sh's # as a comment inside the variable, so the wrapper ships as a patch file like cargo-config.toml, which also keeps it in the package's recipe hash.)
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| toolchain_path = (script_dir / "../../rust-toolchain.toml").resolve() | ||
| configure_path = (script_dir / "../../configure.ac").resolve() | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: Do not require absent Rust consumer files
The updater always exits here because this revision has no repository-level rust-toolchain.toml. In addition, configure.ac contains no RUSTC_REQUIRED_VERSION assignment, so the updates at lines 121-122 would fail even if the existence check were bypassed. This makes the script referenced by native_rust.mk unusable for maintaining the new native_rust.mk and rust_stdlib.mk pins. Limit synchronization in this PR to the two depends package files, or add the consumer files and expected version assignment before requiring them.
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Fixed in e42c902. The script now synchronizes only the two depends package files (native_rust.mk hashes, rust_stdlib.mk hashes and version) and no longer requires or edits rust-toolchain.toml / configure.ac — those consumers don't exist at this revision. If a later PR introduces an in-tree Rust consumer, re-adding that synchronization can come with it.
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native_rust installs the pinned prebuilt Rust toolchain as a native package and rust_stdlib provides the precompiled standard library for every supported cross target; contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py maintains both pins together. funcs.mk gains a cargo environment wired to the depends cross toolchain and a per-package crate-vendoring template: any package that declares a vendored archive name and a cargo manifest gets its vendored-crate archive modeled as a real make target, created by cargo vendor when absent and required by the package's preprocess stamp and by make download, so a clean build can never reach the offline cargo build without vendored sources. Preprocessing extracts the archive and generates a rustc linker wrapper that preserves the full configured compiler command (target and sysroot flags, and any env prefix), since -C linker= takes a single executable.
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PLATFORM_GUI=1 adds mbedtls, native_protobuf, tenderdash_sources and platform_cxx to the package set. platform_cxx builds libdash_platform_cxx.a and its installed headers from a pinned dashpay/platform commit (packages/rs-platform-cxx), offline via the per-package vendored crates. config.site.in exports enable_platform_gui and PLATFORM_CXX_{CFLAGS,LIBS} discovery for the configure flag that arrives with the first C++ consumer.
…lane The new lane builds depends with PLATFORM_GUI=1 (producing and hash-verifying the Platform CXX archive offline from vendored crates), then builds dash-qt against that prefix and runs the unit tests. The cache-sources producer generates and caches the platform-cxx vendored-crates archive, handing it to same-run consumers as an artifact on cache miss. The --enable-platform-gui configure flag is added to this lane's BITCOIN_CONFIG by the Platform client library PR; until then the lane proves the depends knob and prefix link-compatibility. build.yml runs PR validation from the base branch (pull_request_target), so the lane first runs on push CI for this branch and takes effect for PRs after merge.
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In `@contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.py`:
- Around line 55-61: Refactor update_hash_in_file and the sequential calls in
main so replacements are staged and all resulting makefile contents are
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multi-file update, and restore the original contents if that commit fails,
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- Line 49: Update the urllib.request.urlopen call in compute_sha256 to pass a
bounded timeout of 60 seconds, ensuring stalled Rust archive downloads do not
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When PLATFORM_GUI=1 is built inside the project's Guix environment, ls resolves under /gnu/store, so this branch exits unless patchelf is available; however, the package list in contrib/guix/manifest.scm does not include patchelf. Consequently, the new native_rust package cannot reach its staging step in a Guix build. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest or avoid making it mandatory there.
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| ([ -f "$(SOURCES_PATH)/rust-std-$(rust_stdlib_version)-$(1).tar.gz" ] && \ | ||
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If one of these downloads is interrupted, or an existing archive is corrupt, the destination file remains in place; every subsequent make PLATFORM_GUI=1 download takes the -f branch, fails the checksum, and never invokes the downloader again. Use the existing temporary-download-and-rename pattern (or delete a file after a checksum mismatch) so the depends source cache can recover without manual cleanup.
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The three prior findings are fixed at the exact head: vendoring is now part of the build graph, the Rust linker wrapper preserves the complete compiler command, and the hash updater only references present consumers. Two new blockers remain in the Guix path because the manifest provides neither the mandatory patchelf executable nor the libz runtime required by the pinned Rust compiler; the all-target Rust stdlib downloader also cannot recover from a partial or corrupt cached archive.
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In `depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:11-17: Provision patchelf before requiring it in Guix
The staging script deliberately exits when it detects a Guix environment without `patchelf`, but `contrib/guix/manifest.scm` neither imports nor includes that package. A `PLATFORM_GUI=1` depends build in the project's Guix shell therefore fails while staging `native_rust`, before Cargo can be used. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest so the prebuilt Rust binaries can have their ELF interpreter patched.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:65-72: Provide libz for the patched Rust toolchain in Guix
The Guix manifest does not include zlib, so neither `gcc -print-file-name` nor `LIBRARY_PATH` can locate `libz.so.1` and this branch only emits a warning. The pinned Linux Rust compiler's `librustc_driver` requires that library; after the interpreter and origin-based RPATH are patched, Cargo/rustc still cannot start without it. Add zlib to `contrib/guix/manifest.scm` and treat a missing required runtime library as a staging failure instead of caching a nonfunctional toolchain.
In `depends/funcs.mk`:
- [SUGGESTION] depends/funcs.mk:323-329: Redownload invalid Rust stdlib archives
This downloader writes directly to the final source-cache path and treats any existing file as complete before validating its checksum. If curl leaves a partial file, or one of the all-target archives is otherwise corrupt, the checksum fails without removing the destination; every later `make PLATFORM_GUI=1 download` skips the download and fails on the same file. Download to a temporary path, verify it, and only then rename it into the source cache, matching `fetch_file_inner`.
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🔴 Blocking: Provision patchelf before requiring it in Guix
The staging script deliberately exits when it detects a Guix environment without patchelf, but contrib/guix/manifest.scm neither imports nor includes that package. A PLATFORM_GUI=1 depends build in the project's Guix shell therefore fails while staging native_rust, before Cargo can be used. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest so the prebuilt Rust binaries can have their ELF interpreter patched.
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🔴 Blocking: Provide libz for the patched Rust toolchain in Guix
The Guix manifest does not include zlib, so neither gcc -print-file-name nor LIBRARY_PATH can locate libz.so.1 and this branch only emits a warning. The pinned Linux Rust compiler's librustc_driver requires that library; after the interpreter and origin-based RPATH are patched, Cargo/rustc still cannot start without it. Add zlib to contrib/guix/manifest.scm and treat a missing required runtime library as a staging failure instead of caching a nonfunctional toolchain.
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| echo "$(rust_stdlib_sha256_hash_$(1)) $(SOURCES_PATH)/rust-std-$(rust_stdlib_version)-$(1).tar.gz" | $(build_SHA256SUM) -c - && \ | ||
| echo "$(rust_stdlib_sha256_hash_$(1)) rust-std-$(rust_stdlib_version)-$(1).tar.gz" > "$(SOURCES_PATH)/download-stamps/.stamp_fetched-rust_stdlib-$(rust_stdlib_version)-$(rust_stdlib_sha256_hash_$(1)).hash" |
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🟡 Suggestion: Redownload invalid Rust stdlib archives
This downloader writes directly to the final source-cache path and treats any existing file as complete before validating its checksum. If curl leaves a partial file, or one of the all-target archives is otherwise corrupt, the checksum fails without removing the destination; every later make PLATFORM_GUI=1 download skips the download and fails on the same file. Download to a temporary path, verify it, and only then rename it into the source cache, matching fetch_file_inner.
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The all-target rust-std downloader wrote directly to the final source-cache path and treated any existing file as complete, so a partial file left behind by an interrupted download made every subsequent 'make PLATFORM_GUI=1 download' fail on the same archive until it was removed by hand. Verify an existing archive against the pinned hash and re-fetch it when it does not match, downloading to a temp path and only moving a verified archive into place, matching fetch_file_inner.
…ry is missing Inside a Guix environment there are no default loader search paths, so a toolchain staged without libgcc_s/libz next to it is nonfunctional and would be cached in that state. Treat a missing required runtime library as a staging failure there, consistent with the existing fatal patchelf check; outside Guix it remains a warning since the system loader can still resolve the libraries.
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In `@depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- Around line 12-13: Update the Guix detection case in fix-elf-interpreter.sh to
resolve the actual ls executable path before matching it against /gnu/store, or
use the established reliable Guix environment marker; ensure Guix profile
symlink paths still trigger the fatal checks for missing patchelf or runtime
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In GNU Guix, a profile is a user-controlled directory that acts as a collection of packages [1][2]. Guix manages these packages by installing them into isolated, hashed directories within the /gnu/store [1]. To make these packages accessible, Guix creates a profile directory containing symbolic links (symlinks) to the corresponding files (such as binaries in the /bin directory) located within the /gnu/store [3][1]. When you interact with a Guix profile, the following behaviors occur: Symlink Structure: A profile directory acts as a unified view of the installed packages [1]. For example, the bin directory within a profile contains symlinks to the actual executable files residing in various /gnu/store paths [1]. This allows you to add the profile's bin directory to your PATH environment variable, making the tools available for execution [3]. Profile Activation: Profiles are "activated" by sourcing the etc/profile file located within the profile directory (e.g., source "$HOME/.guix-profile/etc/profile") [3][2]. This shell script automatically exports necessary environment variables, such as PATH, ensuring that the shell correctly locates the binaries and other resources provided by the packages in that profile [4][2]. Guix Shell vs. Persistent Profiles: - Persistent Profiles: These are created via guix package (e.g., using the -p option) [3]. They maintain a permanent record of installed packages and use symlinks to prevent those packages from being garbage collected [3][2]. - Guix Shell: This command creates a transient, one-off environment [5]. It typically sets up an isolated environment without modifying your long-term, persistent profiles [5]. When you run guix shell, it creates a temporary profile or environment in the background, updating environment variables so that you can access the requested packages immediately within that shell session [1][4]. In summary, binaries are never executed directly from the /gnu/store by the user; instead, you rely on the profile’s symlink-based bin directory, which Guix populates and manages to ensure consistent and reproducible environments [3][1][2].
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Resolve the ls path before identifying Guix.
Guix profiles expose /gnu/store binaries through profile-directory symlinks. When PATH selects such a profile path, command -v ls does not match /gnu/store/*. The script then skips fatal checks for missing patchelf or runtime libraries and can stage unusable Rust binaries. Resolve the executable path before matching, or use a reliable Guix environment marker.
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In `@depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh` around lines 12 - 13,
Update the Guix detection case in fix-elf-interpreter.sh to resolve the actual
ls executable path before matching it against /gnu/store, or use the established
reliable Guix environment marker; ensure Guix profile symlink paths still
trigger the fatal checks for missing patchelf or runtime libraries.
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The profile-symlink blind spot is real because command -v does not resolve the selected executable. The project's canonical guix-build invocation uses guix shell --container --pure, where ls normally appears under /gnu/store directly, so the current manifest omissions still trigger the fatal path there; resolving the path remains appropriate for other profile-linked Guix environments.
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@thepastaclaw, thanks for the clarification.
The canonical guix shell --container --pure path reaches the current fatal checks. The profile-symlink case remains outside that path. Resolving the selected ls executable before the /gnu/store/* check will cover both environments.
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Preliminary review — GLM Flash blocker gate
At head 4ec0caf, the Rust stdlib cache-recovery issue is fixed, but the opt-in Platform GUI toolchain still cannot be staged in the project's Guix environment because the manifest provides neither patchelf nor zlib. The new Guix detection also misses profile-prefixed executable symlinks, and native_rust retains two unused staging variables.
Source: reviewer 1: glm-5.3-flash (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: general); reviewer 2: glm-5.3-flash (agent: phase1-reviewer, role: dash-core-commit-history); final verifier: gpt-5.6-sol (agent: sol-verifier, role: verifier)
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In `depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh`:
- [SUGGESTION] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:11-16: Resolve the `ls` path before identifying Guix
command -v reports the PATH entry used to invoke ls, not its resolved target. If PATH contains a Guix profile's bin directory outside /gnu/store, this check returns false even though ls ultimately resolves into the store, so missing patchelf or runtime libraries are downgraded to a skip or warning and a nonfunctional toolchain can be cached. The canonical guix-build path uses a pure container and normally exposes store paths directly, so this is separate from the manifest blockers, but profile-linked Guix environments should still be detected reliably.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:18-24: Provision patchelf before requiring it in Guix
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7623#discussion_r3851724014)
The staging script exits when patchelf is unavailable in the project's Guix environment, but contrib/guix/manifest.scm neither imports patchelf nor includes it in the packages->manifest list. Consequently, a PLATFORM_GUI=1 depends build using that environment fails while staging native_rust, before Cargo can run. Add patchelf to the Guix manifest; commits 437e8be56e9 and 4330d067543 contain the corresponding manifest fix on another branch but are not ancestors of this head.
- [BLOCKING] depends/patches/native_rust/fix-elf-interpreter.sh:75-82: Provide libz for the patched Rust toolchain in Guix
(existing thread: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/pull/7623#discussion_r3851724023)
Commit 4ec0caf4ee8 correctly changed a missing runtime library from a warning to a fatal staging error in Guix, but contrib/guix/manifest.scm still does not include zlib. Its LIBRARY_PATH is limited to GCC outputs, and gcc -print-file-name cannot supply libz.so.1 there. Because the pinned compiler's librustc_driver requires libz.so.1, native_rust now fails loudly rather than caching a broken toolchain. Add zlib to the Guix manifest.
In `depends/packages/native_rust.mk`:
- [NITPICK] depends/packages/native_rust.mk:33-36: Remove unused native_rust staging options
stage_opts and stage_build_opts have no consumer anywhere under depends/. native_rust stages selected files with direct cp commands rather than invoking Rust's install script, so --disable-ldconfig and --without=rust-docs-json-preview,rust-docs have no effect. Delete these assignments to avoid implying that the current staging recipe processes them.
| in_guix_env() { | ||
| case "$(command -v ls)" in | ||
| /gnu/store/*) return 0 ;; | ||
| esac | ||
| return 1 | ||
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🟡 Suggestion: Resolve the ls path before identifying Guix
command -v reports the PATH entry used to invoke ls, not its resolved target. If PATH contains a Guix profile's bin directory outside /gnu/store, this check returns false even though ls ultimately resolves into the store, so missing patchelf or runtime libraries are downgraded to a skip or warning and a nonfunctional toolchain can be cached. The canonical guix-build path uses a pure container and normally exposes store paths directly, so this is separate from the manifest blockers, but profile-linked Guix environments should still be detected reliably.
| in_guix_env() { | |
| case "$(command -v ls)" in | |
| /gnu/store/*) return 0 ;; | |
| esac | |
| return 1 | |
| } | |
| in_guix_env() { | |
| case "$(readlink -f "$(command -v ls)")" in | |
| /gnu/store/*) return 0 ;; | |
| esac | |
| return 1 | |
| } |
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| define $(package)_set_vars | ||
| $(package)_stage_opts=--disable-ldconfig | ||
| $(package)_stage_build_opts=--without=rust-docs-json-preview,rust-docs | ||
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💬 Nitpick: Remove unused native_rust staging options
stage_opts and stage_build_opts have no consumer anywhere under depends/. native_rust stages selected files with direct cp commands rather than invoking Rust's install script, so --disable-ldconfig and --without=rust-docs-json-preview,rust-docs have no effect. Delete these assignments to avoid implying that the current staging recipe processes them.
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
DashPay (the Platform GUI: usernames, contacts, contact payments) needs GroveDB proof verification, DPP document handling and state-transition construction from Dash Platform's own Rust implementation. Per the architecture decision on the composite branch, that Rust code lives in the Platform repository (dashpay/platform#4416,
packages/rs-platform-cxx) and Dash Core consumes it as a prebuilt static library — no Rust code is vendored into this repository.This PR is the build foundation for that: it teaches depends to produce
libdash_platform_cxx.aand its headers from a pinned dashpay/platform commit, fully offline and hash-verified.What was done?
native_rust/rust_stdlib: pinned prebuilt Rust toolchain as a native package plus the precompiled standard library for every supported cross target;contrib/devtools/update-rust-hashes.pymaintains both pins together.funcs.mk: any package declaring a vendored archive name and cargo manifest gets avendor-<package>-cratestarget; builds then runcargo build --locked --offlineagainst the extracted archive.PLATFORM_GUI=1knob: addsmbedtls,native_protobuf,tenderdash_sourcesandplatform_cxxto the package set.platform_cxxbuilds the Platform CXX bindings from the pinned commit and installslib/libdash_platform_cxx.a+include/dash/platform/.config.site.inexportsenable_platform_guiandPLATFORM_CXX_{CFLAGS,LIBS}for the configure flag that arrives with the client library PR.linux64_platform_guilane builds depends with the knob on (generating/caching the vendored-crates archive in the cache-sources producer) and builds dash-qt against the enriched prefix. Notebuild.ymlvalidates PRs with the base branch's workflow (pull_request_target), so the lane runs on this branch's push CI now and takes effect for PRs once merged: see the push CI run.Default path is untouched: with the knob off, the depends package set is byte-identical to develop (
make -C depends print-packages).Pin caveat:
platform_cxxcurrently pins dashpay/platform#4416's head (df4fdb68559e). That PR is stacked on dashpay/platform#4388/#4389; once it merges tov4.2-devthe pin + hash here will be refreshed to the merged commit before this PR merges (or as an immediate follow-up if we choose to merge sooner).How Has This Been Tested?
make -C depends PLATFORM_GUI=1onaarch64-apple-darwinproduces and installs the archive + headers; knob-off package set verified unchanged.linux64_platform_guilane with--enable-platform-gui(49/49 checks on head119a0239).linux64_platform_guilane in this PR runs on the branch's push CI (link above).Breaking Changes
None. Everything is behind
PLATFORM_GUI=1, which nothing sets by default.Checklist: