Set by the WatchBuild RPC server when the publisher of a build event stream stops publishing events without publishing a BuildComponentStreamFinished event whose type equals FINISHED.

Unknown or unspecified; callers should never set this value.

Set by the event publisher to indicate a build event stream is finished.

The build was cancelled by a call to CancelBuild.

Build error and/or test failure.

Build was successful and tests (if requested) all pass.

An invocation attempt time exceeded its deadline.

Build request time exceeded the request_deadline.

Build required too many resources, such as build tool RAM.

Unable to obtain a result due to a failure within the build system.

Unspecified or unknown.

Unable to obtain a result due to input provided by the user.

Error output stream.

Normal output stream.

Unspecified or unknown.

The events of an interactive build should be delivered with low latency.

Non-interactive builds can tolerate longer event latencies.

A component that coordinates builds.

A component that builds something.

Unknown or unspecified; callers should never set this value.

A component that runs executables needed to complete a build.

An event representing some state change that occured in the build.

Notification of the end of a build event stream published by a build component other than CONTROLLER (See StreamId.BuildComponents).

Notification that the build request is enqueued.

Notification that the build request has finished, and no further invocations will occur.

Textual output written to standard output or standard error.

Notification that an invocation attempt has finished.

Notification that the build system has attempted to run the build tool.

Status used for both invocation attempt and overall build completion.

Build event with contextual information about the stream it belongs to and its position in that stream.

States which event has been committed.

Publishes 'lifecycle events' that update the high-level state of a build: - BuildEnqueued: When a build is scheduled.

Unique identifier for a build event stream.

How did the event stream finish.

The end result of the Build.

The type of console output stream.

The service level of the build request.

Which build component generates this event stream.