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@@ -77,22 +77,19 @@ Build ClickHouse in `build` or `build_debug`, `build_asan`, `build_tsan`, `build
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2.**Create log file and start the build:**
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**Step 2a: Create temporary log file first:**
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```bash
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mktemp /tmp/build_clickhouse_XXXXXX.log
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```
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- This will print the log file path
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**Step 2a: Determine log file path:**
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- Use `[build_directory]/build_output.log` as the log file path
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-**IMMEDIATELY report to the user:**
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- "Build logs will be written to: [log file path]"
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- "Build logs will be written to: `[build_directory]/build_output.log`"
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- Then display in a copyable code block:
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```bash
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tail -f [log file path]
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tail -f [build_directory]/build_output.log
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```
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- Example: "You can monitor the build in real-time with:" followed by the tail commandin a code block
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**Step 2b: Start the ninja build:**
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```bash
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cd [build_directory] && ninja [target] >[log file path]2>&1
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cd [build_directory] && ninja [target] >build_output.log 2>&1
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```
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Where `[build_directory]` is the path found in step 1a.
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**ALWAYS use Task tool to analyze results** (both success and failure):
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- Use Task tool with `subagent_type=general-purpose` to analyze the build output
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- **Pass the log file path from step 2a** to the Task agent - let it read the file directly
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the build output from: /tmp/build_clickhouse_abc123.log"
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the build output from: [build_directory]/build_output.log"
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- The Task agent should read the file and provide:
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**If build succeeds:**
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- **MANDATORY:** After successful builds, this skill MUST check for running ClickHouse servers and ask the user if they want to stop them to use the new build
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- **MANDATORY:** ALL build output (success or failure) MUST be analyzed by a Task agent with `subagent_type=general-purpose`
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- **MANDATORY:** ALWAYS provide a final summary to the user at the end of the skill execution (step 6)
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- **CRITICAL:** Build output is redirected to a unique log file created with `mktemp`. The log file path is reported to the user in a copyable format BEFORE starting the build, allowing real-time monitoring with `tail -f`. The log file path is saved from step 2a and passed to the Task agent for analysis. This keeps large build logs out of the main context.
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- **CRITICAL:** Build output is redirected to `build_output.log` inside the build directory. The log file path is reported to the user in a copyable format BEFORE starting the build, allowing real-time monitoring with `tail -f`. The log file path is saved from step 2a and passed to the Task agent for analysis. This keeps large build logs out of the main context.
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- **Subagents available:** Task tool is used to analyze all build output (by reading from output file) and provide concise summaries. Additional agents (Explore or general-purpose) can be used for deeper investigation of complex build errors
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**ALWAYS use Task tool to analyze results** (both pass and fail):
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- Use Task tool with `subagent_type=general-purpose` to analyze the test output
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- **Pass the log file path from step 3a** to the Task agent - let it read the file directly
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the test output from: /tmp/test_clickhouse_abc123.log"
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the test output from: [build_directory]/test_output.log"
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- The Task agent should read the file and provide:
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**If tests passed:**
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**ALWAYS use Task tool to analyze results** (both pass and fail):
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- Use Task tool with `subagent_type=general-purpose` to analyze the test output
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- **Pass the log file path from step 2a** to the Task agent - let it read the file directly
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the test output from: /tmp/test_clickhouse_abc123.log"
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- Example Task prompt: "Read and analyze the test output from: [build_directory]/test_output.log"
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- The Task agent should read the file and provide:
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**If tests passed:**
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- Test type is automatically detected based on name pattern or file location
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- **MANDATORY:** ALL test output (success or failure) MUST be analyzed by a Task agent with `subagent_type=general-purpose`
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- **MANDATORY:** For test failures, MUST prompt user if they want deeper analysis and use Task subagent if requested
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- **CRITICAL:** Test output is redirected to a unique log file created with `mktemp`. The log file path is reported to the user in a copyable format BEFORE starting the test, allowing real-time monitoring with `tail -f`. The log file path is saved and passed to the Task agent for analysis. This keeps large test logs out of the main context.
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- **CRITICAL:** Test output is redirected to `test_output.log` inside the build directory. The log file path is reported to the user in a copyable format BEFORE starting the test, allowing real-time monitoring with `tail -f`. The log file path is saved and passed to the Task agent for analysis. This keeps large test logs out of the main context.
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- **Subagents available:** Task tool is used to analyze all test output (by reading from log file) and provide concise summaries. Additional agents (Explore or general-purpose) are used for deeper investigation of test failures when user requests it
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