Trim absolute paths in files generated by cgo #3011
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The cgo command generates .c files that contain //line comments referencing source files by absolute paths into the Bazel cache. As the contents of these comments end up in the symbol table of the resulting c-archive, this makes Bazel-built CGo binaries non-reproducible. This is fixed by passing the -trimpath argument to cgo to trim the Bazel execroot prefix from these paths. Fixes bazel-contrib#3010.
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I wonder if this is also the fix for #3048 |
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What type of PR is this?
Bug fix
What does this PR do? Why is it needed?
The cgo command generates .c files that contain //line comments
referencing source files by absolute paths into the Bazel cache. As the
contents of these comments end up in the symbol table of the resulting
c-archive, this makes Bazel-built CGo binaries non-reproducible.
This is fixed by passing the -trimpath argument to cgo to trim the
Bazel execroot prefix from these paths.
Which issues(s) does this PR fix?
Fixes #3010