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Documentation links and the compiler's own "cannot compose" error pointed readers at the upstream vendor's docs; they point at docs.lux.network now. The third_party/tfhe-rs submodule is removed: it was never populated, and the Rust frontend's tfhe-rs feature resolves the tfhe crate from the registry rather than from that tree, so nothing built against it. CI becomes the one lane the estate uses — a root hanzo.yml and a cicd.yml importing hanzoai/ci. Of the GitHub workflows it replaces, a third asked for a runner fleet this org does not own.
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13 lines
419 B
YAML
# Native CI for the Torus compiler, on the git.hanzo.ai runner fleet.
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#
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# The optimizer is the part that builds from a bare toolchain; the compiler
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# itself needs an LLVM tree, which the fleet image does not carry yet, so it
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# is not claimed here rather than declared and skipped.
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test:
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- name: optimizer
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run: |
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set -e
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cd compilers/torus-optimizer
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cargo build --locked
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cargo test --locked
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