manage Goma distributed compilation client
Usage: fx goma [--browser] [--update] [--disable-http2] [--disable-local-cache] [--local-cache-dir ABS_PATH] This makes sure that both initial setup tasks are complete and that periodic maintenance actions are done. It's probably only really necessary to run it once, but it should be harmless (and reasonably fast) to run it again any time, such as after a `jiri update`. It's just not a good idea to run it while you have a build running in the background, since it may result in restarting the local Goma client service and causing all new compilation commands to fail for a moment. See also `fx goma_auth` and `fx goma_ctl`. This mostly just runs those. The `fx goma_auth` command is usually only needed once at setup time to run `fx goma_auth login`, which is done by `fx goma` if needed. Use `fx goma_auth help` for details on `fx goma_auth` subcommands. If something seems to be wrong, you can run the command `fx goma_auth logout` and then repeat `fx goma`. The `fx goma_ctl` command controls the Goma client service on your local machine. Use `fx goma_ctl help` for details. The common subcommand used every day is `fx goma_ctl ensure_start` to make sure your local client service is running. (`fx goma` does this for you but only after a few other checks that might be somewhat slower than `fx goma_ctl ensure_start` alone.) The `--browser` switch is passed along to `fx goma_auth login` so that it attempts to launch a browser window to perform authentication. This may or may not work, depending on your desktop and command-line setup. Without that switch, it will print out a URL you need to visit in your browser to (authenticate and) copy a token to paste into a prompt. The `--disable-http2` switch disables the experimental HTTP2 proxy. By default, the HTTP2 proxy is enabled to improve Goma network performance. The `--disable-local-cache` switch disables the experimental local output cache. By default, this is enabled to reduce Goma network traffic. The `--local-cache-dir ABS_PATH` switch sets the cache directory for Goma. By default it uses the `//.jiri_root/goma_cache` directory. If you have multiple Fuchsia checkouts, it is recommended to set its value to `${HOME}/.goma_cache` to allow cache sharing. The value needs to be an absolute path. The `--kill` switch shuts down all goma related processes. **NOTE:** _The following features are temporary for the transition._ `fx goma` checks for an old Goma installation and recommends commands to update to the current recommended style managed by `fx goma`. It also checks the current Fuchsia build directory's Goma configuration. This is the only aspect of `fx goma` that refers to a build directory (as controlled by the `--dir` switch to `fx` or the most recent `fx set` or `fx use` command). It will report whether the build is set to use the recommended Goma setup managed by `fx goma`. If given the `--update` switch, it will modify the existing `args.gn` and then re-run `fx gen` to enable Goma with the standard setup. This results in the same configuration that a fresh `fx set` will with the `--goma` switch (or without the switch, once `fx goma` has been done once).