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@mrober mrober commented Jan 22, 2026

mrober and others added 5 commits January 21, 2026 16:33
This is a copy of what was staged and reviewed as of Nov 20, 2025

This does not build yet, I will do that in follow up changes that will:

- Add the build tools modules to the subprojects.cfg file
- Reformat according to the new formatting rules
- Fix any small failures so everything builds and tests pass
- Migrate the workflows
- Pull in any changes since Nov 20

Turbo: 543201
This adds the build tools modules to the subprojects.cfg file, fixes
some formatting issues with markdown files, and cleans up error prone
failures
This pulls in all the changes since Nov 20, when the build tools source
was staged for open source
This copies over the workflows from the old build tools repo

I did some modifications to make it more consistent with the rest of
this repo. The names are modified to match the rest of this repo. Also
removed the custom setup env action and manually do the setup in each
action since the rest of the workflows here do that. I also removed all
the soft versions on uses like `@v3` and replaced them with specific
commit hashes used in other workflows

Tested the gradle compatibility test by temporarily triggering it on PR
Could not test the make releases workflow because I can't get it to show
up in Actions, will test after merging

We don't need to copy the unit tests workflow because the CI Tests are
smart and catches the new modules when they have changes
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Ship it!

@mrober mrober merged commit 30f4a1b into main Jan 23, 2026
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