1 Fix usage of gsutil tool.
2 Get rid of run_fuzzers_mode and change to mode. Fixes: #6677
3 Install requirements before copying source code to make iterative development of cifuzz code faster.
This is an entrypoint for CIFuzz users that can't build two docker images
(e.g. prow users).
Co-authored-by: jonathanmetzman <31354670+jonathanmetzman@users.noreply.github.com>
* [CIFuzz] Allow run_fuzzers to use a preexisting corpus.
Also improve comment in cifuzz-base/Dockerfile.
* improve comment
* Fix run_fuzzers
Add --cache option to helper.py's build_image command which
uses the docker image cache when building and use this in
ci/build.py.
Change build_image_impl's argument no_cache to cache for clarity.
Eliminate default argument cache in build_fuzzers_impl since no users
use it.
The issue with 55d9a81 that caused it to be reverted by 3370f8f
was probably due to the build trigger on GCB being stale. I've
updated it so this commit should stick.
Make CIFuzz building accept an env var `MANUAL_SRC_PATH` that points to a manually prepared checkout of the project-under-tests's source code. This allows projects like Skia which are not on OSS-Fuzz and/or need to make changes to the repo after checking out the right commit to use CIFuzz.
Note that for now we aren't supporting this in GitHub, so projects that need to modify the source after checkout can't use it until
we do support it.
Also, use the local copy of OSS-Fuzz when building cifuzz-base instead of cloning it from GitHub. This makes local debugging/development much easier since it allows one to use CIFuzz with local changes.
* Separating actions into build and run
* Formatting
* Formatting
* Removing project-name from run action
* Jonathan comments
* Maxs comments pt.1
* Updating example_main.yml
* Switch 1 0 to true false
* Add base Dockerfile for CIFuzz
* Adding license to dockerfile
Oliver Chang