* Fix common.fbs rename (due to apache/arrow/commit/bef9a1c251397311a6415d3dc362ef419d154caa)
* Add missing COPTS
* Use socketpair(AF_INET) if boost::asio::local is unavailable (e.g. on Windows)
* Fix compile bug in service_based_gcs_client_test.cc (fix build breakage in #6686)
* Work around googletest/gmock inability to specify override to avoid -Werror,-Winconsistent-missing-override
* Fix missing override on IsPlasmaBuffer()
* Fix missing libraries for streaming
* Factor out install-toolchains.sh
* Put some Bazel flags into .bazelrc
* Fix jni_md.h missing inclusion
* Add ~/bin to PATH for Bazel
* Change echo $$(date) > $@ to date > $@
* Fix lots of unquoted paths
* Add system() call checks for Windows
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* Use Boost.Process instead of pid_t
This will let us handle child processes (mostly) uniformly across platforms.
TODO: There is no SIGTERM on Windows; achieving something equivalent is fairly involved.
* Polish Bazel build scripts
* Remove glog references from streaming_logging.cc
* Move out COPTS and reference them
* Disable streaming on Windows
* Remove -fno-gnu-unique
* Platform shims for Windows
* Tentative workaround for some forks and signals on Windows
* Rewrite WorkerPool::StartProcess by moving spawnvp wrapper to a separate function
* Separate spawnvp the wrappers for POSIX and Windows
* Fix rv use
* Update .bazelrc for Windows compatibility
* Block inclusion of (legacy) WinSock.h to avoid errors
* Suppress warnings for Windows code
* Include boost::asio in includes so that it is passed as -isystem to avoid warnings
* Link with -lpthread only on non-Windows
* Undefine BOOST_FALLTHROUGH, which is unnecessary and causes macro redefinition warnings
* Define RAY_STATIC and ARROW_STATIC to compile for Windows
* Add WinSock import library for Arrow
* TaskStateManager to track and complete pending tasks
* Convert actor transport to use task state manager
* Refactor direct actor transport to use TaskStateManager
* rename
* Unit test
* doc
* IsTaskPending
* Fix?
* Shared ptr
* HUH?
* Update src/ray/core_worker/task_manager.cc
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* Revert "HUH?"
This reverts commit f80f0ba204ff4da5e0b03191fa0d5a4d9f552434.
* Fix memory issue
* oops
* move more unit tests to bazel
* move to avoid conflict
* fix lint
* fix deps
* seprate
* fix failing tests
* show tests
* ignore mismatch
* try combining bazel runs
* build lint
* remove tests from install
* fix test utils
* better config
* split up
* exclusive
* fix verbosity
* fix tests class
* cleanup
* remove flaky
* fix metrics test
* Update .travis.yml
* no retry flaky
* split up actor
* split basic test
* split up trial runner test
* split stress
* fix basic test
* fix tests
* switch to pytest runner for main
* make microbench not fail
* move load code to py3
* test is no longer package
* bazel to end
* Start trying to figure out where to put fibers
* Pass is_async flag from python to context
* Just running things in fiber works
* Yield implemented, need some debugging to make it work
* It worked!
* Remove debug prints
* Lint
* Revert the clang-format
* Remove unnecessary log
* Remove unncessary import
* Add attribution
* Address comment
* Add test
* Missed a merge conflict
* Make test pass and compile
* Address comment
* Rename async -> asyncio
* Move async test to py3 only
* Fix ignore path
* Priority queue in direct actor transport by task number
* Move LocalDependencyResolver out to separate file, share with direct actor transport
* works
* Test case for ordering
* Cleanups
* Remove priority queue
* comment
* Share ClientFactoryFn with direct actor transport
* Unit test
* fix
* Pass -f - to tar to force stdin on Windows
* Quote paths that may contain spaces (causes issues on Windows)
* Copy over Windows code from Arrow for glog signal handle uninstall
* Add missing COPTS to build rules since we'll need them for Windows compatibility
* Begin adding COPTS for Windows compatibility
* Disable glog on Arrow until we change WIN32 to _WIN32 there
* Missing header files that cause problems on Windows
* WORD typedef conflicts with Windows; remove it
* uint -> unsigned int wherever we're dealing with milliseconds (signed version is already int)
* uint -> unsigned int for enums
* uint -> size_t, wherever we're dealing with sizes or indices into arrays
* Work around Boost 1.68 bug in detecting clang-cl (revert this after upgrading)
* Missing #include <unistd.h>
* Add check for signal handler uninstallation failure
* Linting issue
