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The setup-soldr GitHub Action emits warning annotations on every fbuild
workflow run, independent of the underlying board build. Even after #382
silences the CH32V307 compiler warnings, the action-level annotations
remain. Example from the post-#382 CI run on PR #399:
setup-soldr: defaulting SOLDR_LINKER=fast ... Set linker: platform-default ... or linker: <value> to silence this warning.
setup-soldr: build-cache cache payload is 1.12GB before compression (>512.0MB).
soldr cook prebuilt dependencies, but this job's compile cache recorded N miss(es) and 0 hit(s) ... set prebuild-deps: none to skip the unused cook.
These three are all configuration-level signals from the action itself,
not from fbuild's build pipeline. They should either be silenced by
setting the recommended workflow inputs (linker, prebuild-deps, cache
pruning) or accepted explicitly so they no longer count as build noise.
Out of scope for #382 because the fix is in the workflow template /
caller side rather than in the fbuild Rust codebase.
Upstream tracker filed: forge-ci/setup-soldr#377 — proposes either dropping the annotations for documented-default behavior, downgrading them to ::notice::, or adding a quiet-annotations input.
This fbuild-side issue stays open as the caller-side tracker for setting the recommended workflow inputs (linker:, prebuild-deps:, cache pruning) once the upstream behavior is decided.
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zackees commentedon Jun 3, 2026
Upstream tracker filed: forge-ci/setup-soldr#377 — proposes either dropping the annotations for documented-default behavior, downgrading them to
::notice::, or adding aquiet-annotationsinput.This fbuild-side issue stays open as the caller-side tracker for setting the recommended workflow inputs (
linker:,prebuild-deps:, cache pruning) once the upstream behavior is decided.