[bazel] Log CI disk state around invocations#5657
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Recent Bazel CI failures have included occasional ENOSPC errors, but current runner snapshots suggest Bazel often starts with substantial free space. Before re-introducing invasive mitigations like runner pruning, add logging to show where Bazel state lives, what filesystem backs it, and how much space is available there. This updates the Bazel CI command wrapper to log: - filesystem and inode usage before and after Bazel commands - Bazel output and cache paths and the mounts backing them - per-path size summaries for Bazel output and cache directories On failure, it also logs the largest entries under the main Bazel output, cache, workspace, runner work, and temporary-directory roots to make future ENOSPC flakes easier to diagnose. Change-Id: I17056a03a1e5af8ed19a8877fe4a93a550590b83
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Recent Bazel CI failures have included occasional ENOSPC errors, but current runner snapshots suggest Bazel often starts with substantial free space. Before re-introducing invasive mitigations like runner pruning, add logging to show where Bazel state lives, what filesystem backs it, and how much space is available there.
This updates the Bazel CI command wrapper to log:
On failure, it also logs the largest entries under the main Bazel output, cache, workspace, runner work, and temporary-directory roots to make future ENOSPC flakes easier to diagnose.
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