The current build rules for TensorFlow take too long and recently they
have been constantly killed. As we are now working on cleaning up the
build, we switched to using new compilers, there is work on making
TensorFlow easier to build, I think it's better to disable the project
for the remainder of the quarter.
Next quarter I'll come back with a better build script and re-enable the
project.
We are changing the location of the maximum/minimum bazel version in the
configure.py script so we need to update the way we're looking for the
version to install.
Breaking commit: 44000ad64a
* Determine Bazel version from configure.py script
* Install Bazel at the version from configure.py
* Don't downgrade Bazel on Dockerfile
* Make sure we were able to install proper Bazel
* Comment update
* Integrate tensorflow with OSSfuzz
* Don't install already installed dependencies
* Add environment variable to disable logging.
Some fuzzers are outputting too much information due to logging and
that's not ok when fuzzing. Use TF_CPP_MIN_LOG_LEVEL envvar to disable
printing of the log messages.
* Remove the environment variable as it is not used at runtime and we have a workaround in the pipeline
* Workaround bazel bug (bazelbuild/bazel#6697)
* Don't compile with -O2, instead remove line causing bazel bug
* Downgrade Bazel to use the last version that TF supports
* Speed-up building by building fuzzers in parallel
* Add corpora and dictionaries
Max Moroz