solver: ensure each ref in the result map is evaluated#4544
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There was a typo in d709afd. Signed-off-by: Justin Chadwell <me@jedevc.com>
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Added a test. Note that the fix is for a panic - a frontend could cause buildkit to deref a nil pointer. |
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There was a reasonably significant typo in
d709afd(#3137), yikes.Came across this while working in the area 😱 Slightly terrifying, I clearly wasn't playing close attention 😢
I don't think this is on a critical code-path anywhere, doing
Evaluateon a frontend provided result was designed to be used in docker/buildx#1197, but I don't think ever became relied-upon functionality.