As part of our master plan for better size tracking and easier analysis, I'd like to have bots archive .size files for Android and Linux builders.
Command for Android:
tools/binary_size/supersize archive output.size --apk-file out/Release/apks/$APK
Command for Linux:
tools/binary_size/supersize archive output.size --elf-file out/Release/chrome
This creates a .size file (about 5mb), which contains all symbols and sizes in a ready-to-diff format.
Rather than storing these along with the normal bot "archive output directory" step, I'd like to have them stored on their own so they can be fetched without having to pull down a >1GB .zip to get at them.
I'm happy to write the code for this, but wondering if anyone has advice for:
1) Is there an existing google storage bucket that would be appropriate to store them, or should I make a new one. If a new one, what ACLs should it have so that the bots can upload to it?
2) Which recipe should I add this logic to?
Comment 1 by nedngu...@google.com
, Apr 13 2017