Crate zccache_cli 

Modules

symbols

Download and install matching debug symbols for the running zccache build.

Structs

DownloadParams

FetchRequest

FetchResult

FetchState

FingerprintCheckResponse

InoConvertOptions

InoConvertResult

SessionStartResponse

Enums

ArchiveFormat

DownloadSource

FetchStateKind

FetchStatus

WaitMode

Functions

build_download_request

client_download

client_download_exists

client_session_end

End a session — daemon-unreachable is treated as a successful no-op.

client_session_start

client_session_stats

client_start

client_status

client_stop

fingerprint_check

fingerprint_invalidate

fingerprint_mark_failure

fingerprint_mark_success

gc_daemon_spawn_logsDeprecated

Back-compat alias for the broadened sweep. Earlier callers used the spawn-log-only name; new code should use gc_log_directory.

gc_log_directory

Best-effort sweep of stale files in {cache_dir}/logs/.

gc_log_directory_in

Test seam for gc_log_directory. Sweeps stale files in dir older than cutoff, preserving the active daemon-lifecycle.log regardless of age.

gc_runtime_binaries

Best-effort delete every entry in runtime_binaries_dir. On Windows the kernel refuses to delete a file with an open handle, so files belonging to a currently running daemon are silently skipped — no PID tracking, no sidecar files. Cheap enough to call before every spawn.

gc_runtime_binaries_in

Test seam for gc_runtime_binaries.

infer_download_archive_path

is_daemon_unreachable_err

Is this connect-time error a “daemon process is gone entirely” error?

prepare_daemon_exe

Copy canonical (the daemon binary at its install location) to a unique path inside runtime_binaries_dir and return the new path. The caller then spawns from the returned path so the install location is never file-locked by a running daemon.

prepare_daemon_exe_in

Test seam for prepare_daemon_exe: copies canonical into dir (which is created if missing) and returns the destination path.

run_ino_convert_cached

runtime_binaries_dir

Returns <global_cache_dir>/runtime-binaries.

session_end_idempotent

End a session, treating a vanished daemon as success.

spawn_daemon