[TRTLLMINF-336][infra] Enable BOLT premerge consume - #18677
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Flip ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUME to true so every eligible premerge build re-BOLTs its packed tarball with main's promoted profile bundle, and the test stages downstream exercise the bolted binaries. The scaffolding landed in 01dc618 with this switch off. All of the wiring -- the boltConsume pass-through to the build helpers, the globalVars propagation Build.groovy reads, and the resolveBoltConsume restrictions -- is already in place, so this only changes the default answer to "should this build consume". resolveBoltConsume() still narrows it: premerge only (the postmerge build is the un-BOLTed input BoltProfileGen profiles, so BOLTing it would feed already-bolted binaries back into profile generation) and main only (apply_latest.sh resolves exactly one branch with no fallback). In practice this reaches aarch64/SBSA only today: the postmerge producer promotes targetArch aarch64-linux-gnu alone, so main has no x86_64 bundle. The x86_64 build still asks and takes apply_latest.sh's documented "nothing promoted" exit (3), which Build.groovy reports as a skip and leaves un-BOLTed. It begins consuming on its own once an x86_64 bundle is promoted, with no further change here. Rollback: set ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUME back to false. Signed-off-by: Matt Lefebvre <mlefebvre@nvidia.com>
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WalkthroughThe Jenkins merge request configuration enables BOLT pre-merge consumption by default. It documents that post-merge promotion currently provides only an aarch64/SBSA bundle, so x86_64 skips consumption until an applicable bundle exists. ChangesBOLT pre-merge consumption
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to BOLT consumption may run for ineligible jobs or non-main merge requests, potentially consuming an incorrect promoted bundle or failing those builds. Eligibility and target-branch resolution should be corrected before merge. Suggested reviewers: 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy`:
- Line 198: Update the ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUME gating around
resolveBoltConsume() to require an explicit pre-merge build and a target branch
of main, resolving the branch from the actual merge-request context rather than
defaulting missing trigger data to main. Keep boltConsume disabled for
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Restrict the default to eligible pre-merge main builds.
Setting this value to true activates resolveBoltConsume() for every non-PostMerge run whose globalVars[TARGET_BRANCH] is "main". The gate does not positively require a pre-merge run, so a nightly_release or other non-PostMerge run can set boltConsume=true.
The target branch also comes only from gitlabParamsFromBot, with "main" as the fallback. A normal MR targeting a non-main branch can therefore pass the main-only check when the trigger JSON has no target_branch. Resolve the target branch from the actual MR context and add an explicit pre-merge eligibility check before enabling consumption. Otherwise the build can consume the wrong promoted bundle or fail outside the documented scope.
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In `@jenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy` at line 198, Update the
ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUME gating around resolveBoltConsume() to require an
explicit pre-merge build and a target branch of main, resolving the branch from
the actual merge-request context rather than defaulting missing trigger data to
main. Keep boltConsume disabled for nightly_release and other non-pre-merge runs
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Summary
Follow-up to #18622, which landed the BOLT premerge-consume scaffolding with its rollout switch off. This flips
ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUMEtotrue, so eligible premerge builds re-BOLT their packed tarball withmain's promoted profile bundle and the test stages downstream exercise the bolted binaries.All of the wiring already landed in #18622 — the
boltConsumepass-through to the build helpers, theglobalVarspropagationBuild.groovyreads, and theresolveBoltConsume()restrictions. This PR only changes the default answer to "should this build consume", which is why the diff is one literal plus a comment.What stays restricted
resolveBoltConsume()is unchanged and still narrows this well below a blanket opt-in:BoltProfileGenprofiles, so BOLTing it would feed already-bolted binaries back into profile generation and produce circular profiles.mainonly.apply_latest.shresolves exactly one branch with no fallback, andmainis the only branch the postmerge producer keeps fresh.A
/bot runwith"bolt_consume": truecontinues to opt in a single run without a code change; both paths go through the same restrictions.Scope in practice: aarch64 only today
The postmerge producer promotes
targetArch: aarch64-linux-gnualone, somainhas no x86_64 bundle yet:main's promoted bundle and re-BOLTs the tarballapply_latest.shexits 3 ("nothing promoted");Build.groovylogs a skip and leaves the tarball un-BOLTedunbolted-<tarName>, so the pre-BOLT artifact remains available for comparison.Dev Engineer Review
ENABLE_BOLT_PREMERGE_CONSUMEinjenkins/L0_MergeRequest.groovy.main.unbolted-<tarName>.QA Engineer Review
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