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Native Rust image-source subtree for the NVCF invocation service. Bazel is the canonical CI path. The retired standalone Rust CI template from cds/cicd-pipelines is not used here. After Cargo.lock changes, repin crate metadata: CI subproject id: http-invocation. Follow the root RELEASE.md and docs/dev/github-release-process.md for source versioning and publication handoffs. Inspect .github/workflows/ for current public validation. Cargo remains useful for local service iteration: The staging-local config connects to staging NVCF. Keep secrets and bearer tokens out of committed config and examples.

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AGENTS.md

AGENTS.md - http-invocation

Native Rust image-source subtree for the NVCF invocation service.

Build and Test

Bazel is the canonical CI path. The retired standalone Rust CI template from cds/cicd-pipelines is not used here.

bazel build //...
bazel test //... --flaky_test_attempts=3
bazel build //crates/server:image_index
bazel run //crates/server:image_load

After Cargo.lock changes, repin crate metadata:

CARGO_BAZEL_REPIN=1 bazel sync --only=nvcf_invocation_crates

CI subproject id: http-invocation. Follow the root RELEASE.md and docs/dev/github-release-process.md for source versioning and publication handoffs. Inspect .github/workflows/ for current public validation.

Cargo Development

Cargo remains useful for local service iteration:

cargo run --package nvcf-invocation-service --bin server --release -- \
  -c crates/server/resources/settings-stg-local.yaml

The staging-local config connects to staging NVCF. Keep secrets and bearer tokens out of committed config and examples.

crates/server depends on //src/libraries/rust/nvcf-info as a Bazel target only, so plain cargo builds of that crate do not resolve it. Use bazel build and bazel test for it instead.

Local Gotchas

  • MODULE.bazel owns the Rust toolchain, rules_rust, crate_universe, rules_oci, and the distroless base image.
  • OSS mirror builds may need a public replacement for the nvcr.io distroless base image before bazel build //... works without NGC credentials.
  • Changes to request/response API shape may need follow-up changes in src/clis/nvcf-cli so the CLI keeps parity with the service. The CLI is hand-written against the public types in crates/server/src/nvcf_api.

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