Without this, current umask may influence test results. That was
causing differences between automation and local runs.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1eu613aBpKB
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Before, we were returning None, which gets converted to 0.
Derp.
Also fix a flake8 failure introduced by 9f5fbb3066c9.
We'll also need to generate a new decision image. But that will
require someone with TC privileges to be around. That can be done
in a separate commit to unblock this from landing and fixing
consumers of run-task that aren't the decision image.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 6XuoIxjDozF
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Before, we were returning None, which gets converted to 0.
Derp.
Also fix a flake8 failure introduced by 9f5fbb3066c9.
We'll also need to generate a new decision image. But that will
require someone with TC privileges to be around. That can be done
in a separate commit to unblock this from landing and fixing
consumers of run-task that aren't the decision image.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 6XuoIxjDozF
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Until now Gecko decision task artifacts would expire after a week. Unfortunately, some of these artifacts are
needed in order for Treeherder to determine which tasks it can schedule on a given push.
In this change, we're changing the expiration of all artifacts except those that are related to docker image
optimizations, which, are very large files and we only want to keep for a week.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 96ahyWmoI7W
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I was looking at some decision task logs and noticed lines like:
Connection pool is full, discarding connection: taskcluster
I also noticed lines like:
Starting new HTTP connection (153): taskcluster
In this case, we had established 153 TCP connections to a server.
Looking at the requests source code, a requests.session by default
creates a connection pool with capacity of 10. There are actually 2
components to the capacity: idle connections and active connections.
What appeared to be happening was we could obtain an idle connection,
use it, and then it would be discarded when put back in the idle
pool because the idle pool was at capacity. Furthermore, it also
appears that connections were sitting around waiting for a TCP
connection.
This commit uses a custom "adapter" with an increased pool size that
matches the concurrency level of the code issuing the HTTP requests.
This should increase the number of concurrent TCP connections / requests,
decreease the number of TCP connections being used overall, and make
decision tasks complete faster.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 6NDbz78TM2y
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This commit does a lot. But it's really not too difficult to comprehend
once you focus on the final state, which is basically the same as the
"lint" image and derived tasks.
Before, the "decision" image contained a "checkout-gecko" script and
"run-action" and "run-decision" scripts. The latter 2 invoked the first
script.
The "run-task" script basically does what the combination of these
scripts were doing before. So we switch to it.
While we're here, we also replaced the custom Mercurial installation in
this image with the shared install-mercurial.sh script. The
system-setup.sh script for the decision image is now short and sweet.
The YAML files for tasks using this image have been updated to use
"run-task." We no longer have to pass an environment variable to hold
command arguments. So we revert to putting these arguments inline in
the task's command. Dustin never liked passing the arguments as
environment variables, so it should make him happy ;) We add
--log-no-times because "run-task" prefixes its own timestamps on output
lines.
The path to the Gecko checkout has been changed from
/home/worker/workspace to /home/worker/checkouts to match changes made
in bug 1289643.
Finally, since "checkout-gecko-and-run" is no longer used, we delete it.
The Docker image version has been bumped accordingly.
MozReview-Commit-ID: HAGuCz6668Q
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Before, we simply executed scripts inside Docker containers. This
frequently resulted in a wall of text with command output. It was
difficult to discern things like the time spent performing certain
actions.
Before, individual tasks had to drop permissions from the default
root user themselves. Dropping permissions isn't exactly a trivial
thing to do and a number of tasks didn't do it or did it wrong.
Before, we had a "checkout-gecko-and-run" script that kinda/sorta
did common activities for us. But it was written as a shell script
and doing advanced things was difficult.
This commit can be treated as a rewrite of "checkout-gecko-and-run"
as a Python script. But it also does a bit more. It prefixes output
with timestamps so we know how long operations took. It features more
robust argument parsing, so we can add new features more easily.
To prove the new wrapper script works, the lint image and all tasks
using it have been converted to use it.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 5d95u5Xebtq
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Before, it ignored mach logging settings passed via command line
arguments.
MozReview-Commit-ID: CNckQHrOdX9
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Use the source RIDEALONG_BUILDS value in the module under test so that changes
to that variable do not cause the test to fail.
MozReview-Commit-ID: EfHQ7baBziB
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The existing hash was for an empty tarfile. Oops!
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1KOZxnDmoOH
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Now that Docker image building is called from Python, we can start to
do advanced stuff with it.
With this commit, we switch from building Docker images directly from
the source directory ("the Docker way") to using our custom Docker image
build contexts.
The main advantage of this is that locally-built Docker images can now
use our custom Dockerfile syntax to include extra files in the build
context!
The code for building a Docker image from a context has been extracted
to its own standalone function. I have nefarious plans for this in the
future, such as the ability to override the FROM syntax to specify
URLs of images. This would allow us to host base images on our own
server, which removes a dependency on Docker Hub and improves
determinism, since images on Docker Hub change all the time.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 5lTdV8yEHkc
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build.sh had been reduced to invoking `docker`. We move that invocation
to Python and remove build.sh. Long live build.sh!
MozReview-Commit-ID: FQBDJv4HSaU
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We already had code for resolving the image registry and tag. We
refactored it slightly to be more useful then changed build.sh to
accept the tag as an argument.
At this point, build.sh is basically a wrapper around `docker`. But
there's a special case for executing custom "build.sh" files we
need to eliminate first...
MozReview-Commit-ID: A9HVvxgCdG2
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Now that we have a mach command and Python code for doing Docker image
building, we can start moving code from build.sh to Python.
We start with searching for and validating the `docker` binary works.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 2DCc3b8UyZ3
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Docker image building will soon need to use Python in order to produce
the image build context archive.
As the first step towards this, we introduce a Python function that
calls out to build.sh. We also implement a mach command that calls it
so we can test the functionality.
I'm not keen about introducing a new mach command. I'd prefer to have
a sub-command instead. I'm not sure what all uses
`mach taskcluster-load-image`. Perhaps we could make a `taskcluster`
top-level command. Or perhaps we could fold these image commands into
`mach taskgraph`? Either way, the mach side of this isn't terribly
important to the commit series: most of the code will live inside a
Python module outside of mach.
MozReview-Commit-ID: AI8p6H4psNh
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This abstracts out the process of running transforms as specified in kind.yml,
with some useful default behavior that can be overridden by subclasses.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8pY4IYaN7NU
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Previously, the VCS checkout cache would be optimized away on Try. This
meant every task on Try had to create its own checkout from scratch. This
meant writing ~150,000 files. By allowing use of the cache, we minimize
the amount of work tasks need to perform on Try and therefore make tasks
complete faster, on average.
MozReview-Commit-ID: EWuic8lFVtv
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Currently, TaskCluster tasks tend to use the "workspace" directory as
a cache that manages the source checkout *and* additional state.
Historically at Mozilla, we've lumped "source checkout" and "workspace"
(sometimes known as an "objdir") into the same directory. This is
not ideal. Ideally, there is an immutable, read-only source checkout
and all files produced from that source live in a separate directory.
In this commit, the "workspace" directory for the "lint" image has been
renamed to "checkouts" and all tasks using the image have been updated
accordingly. By having "checkout" in the name, we clearly identify this
cache as being relevant to source checkouts, which IMO can serve a
different role from "workspaces." This distinction is important, as the
next commit will prevent the "checkouts" cache from getting optimized
out in certain tasks.
To hammer this point home, documentation on common caches has been
introduced.
MozReview-Commit-ID: BSEc4dM5YCt
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All the other expressions are anchored via ^ and $.
MozReview-Commit-ID: BkCbZZUnwK6
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Currently, the gecko-decision and action tasks maintain a separate cache
for each "project" (Firefox repo) source checkout. In my opinion, this
is not necessary.
Separate caches/source checkouts mean a lower chance for a cache hit:
a lower chance that any given worker will have a source checkout readily
available for the "project" being built. They also mean workers store
more data and files in caches.
By using a shared cache for source checkouts, workers will ideally
only have a single source checkout cache and will be pretty much
guaranteed to have a checkout readily available (the main exception
being the first task on a freshly-provisioned worker).
A downside of a shared cache is that workers may spend more time doing
`hg update` operations. e.g. if the last task was from mozilla-release
and the current task is from mozilla-central, thousands of files will
be updated. However, I believe we will still be better off because
separate caches *increase* the probability for a full checkout, which
involves writing ~150,000 files! So I believe this change will lower
the overall amount of VCS work done by workers while possibly
sacrificing the lowest possible execution time (which is achieved by
minimizing the `hg update` work).
It's worth noting that `hg robustcheckout` (which is used by these
tasks) does the equivalent of an `hg purge --all`. This ensures that all
untracked and ignored files from previous tasks are deleted. So there
should be no contamination from previous tasks.
MozReview-Commit-ID: I5Ng3xFEfou
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There are some packages like 'requests' that are bundled in the mozharness venv, but not in the test
package. It would be easy to manually add these to sys.path in the mach bootstrap script, but it's
much nicer to simply activate this virtualenv in the first place.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8xeJEIgUbLj
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DONTBUILD because it's not worth it.
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This removes the in-tree plugin from the tooltool archive and uses that code
directly from the Gecko checkout instead.
For automation, we now get ESLint and external plugins from tooltool and then
symbolic link to the in-tree plugin.
For local development, we install ESLint and external plugins following the
shrinkwrap file created from the last change to the tooltool archive. The local
plugin is then installed.
This change also removes the list of module versions from mach_commands.py, so
there is only one place to update module versions for the future.
MozReview-Commit-ID: AhbZ8lVPmN4
The first thing we do is switch from the desktop-test image to the
lint image: the mozharness tests don't need anything in the
desktop-test image. This does mean converting from Ubuntu 12.04
to 16.04. I'm fine upgrading to a newer operating system by
4 years :)
Once we're on the lint image, we switch to use checkout-gecko-and-run.
The mozharness-gecko task now does version control just like
eslint-gecko and mozlint-flake8.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 6mzAZ7LSBWl
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MozReview-Commit-ID: KAqZlUjMXdQ
***
Bug 1289122 - bugfix to chain together the elements to be removed. r=dustin
MozReview-Commit-ID: 3XhHZgmq6e3
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Normally we start Xvfb as a background task, then run the tests from the
same script. However, in interactive mode we were starting Xvfb, the script
would exit, and then we would potentially run tests later on from another
script. Unforunately this meant that Xvfb was dying with the first script
and tests would fail.
This patch runs Xvfb in a screen session so that it will still be available
later on when running an interactive shell.
MozReview-Commit-ID: EduVyglo2BG
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Previously, every lint task would have to create its own checkout. This
was time consuming.
The robustcheckout extension purges the working copy of *all*
untracked and ignored files. It also restores modified files to
their original state. In other words, as long as you trust Mercurial
to go from revision X to revision Y, robustcheckout is as good as
a fresh checkout.
This commit adds a cache for the working directory checkout so lint
tasks only have to effectively perform incremental `hg update` between
task executions. This should make tasks spend a lot less time
doing version control foo.
On Try, time for flake8 tasks is currently hovering around 4 minutes.
After this change, I've seen tasks finish as quickly as 11s! But that
was with a hacked up legacy.py that added the workspace cache to the
whitelist for Try. While I would like to see workspace reuse on Try
eventually, this is not the right commit to roll that out in.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 66P2rt896qE
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The robustcheckout Mercurial extension does a clone+checkout optimally.
Read the bug for more on it.
robustcheckout is already used by mozharness automation. It has resulted
in a significant reduction in I/O usage and utilization in automation.
This commit replaces tc-vcs with the robustcheckout equivalent.
We replace the existing tc-vcs scope and cache with a new one.
Because Dustin and I are paranoid, we maintain separate caches per
SCM level - even though we could arguably share the same cache. Defense
in depth.
Robustcheckout (when used with --sharebase) pools storage for related
repos automatically. i.e. changesets from inbound and central will
be in the same store. This means you likely only have one copy of
each changeset per cache. This can result in significant space savings.
And, since there are fewer copies floating around, hg.mozilla.org
and various network appliances are working less too!
Since tc-vcs is no longer used, we stop it from being installed.
While we're here, we also change the images to execute as the
"worker" user. This happens automatically as a result of using
the "checkout-and-run" script.
MozReview-Commit-ID: EDeebuP7TkT
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https://hg.mozilla.org/mozilla-unified contains heads from all the
major Firefox repos. In addition, it is encoded on the server in such a
way that it is several hundred megabytes smaller despite containing
30,000+ more changesets. This means faster clones and faster
operations.
Cloning this repo does require a new version of Mercurial. So if any
TC tasks are using an ancient Mercurial - one that is vulnerable to
known CVE issues in fact - this will flush them out.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 2VHDa6FEeeJ
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Changes to the decision Docker image have been compelted. We're ready to
use the new image.
We tag the image, update version references, change the task caches
so the new Mercurial pooled storage from the robustcheckout extension is
used, and convert the decision tasks to run as the "worker" user.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 61v9Ivy59zG
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The decision task configures a /home/worker/workspace cache. However,
the command we run in the container references a "workspace" relative
path. From logs in automation, it appears that PWD during execution
is "/" because "workspace" is being resolved to "/workspace." The
net result of this is we appear to be performing a VCS clone+checkout
on every single task.
This commit fixes the paths so our workspace cache is actually used.
MozReview-Commit-ID: Kj6REep5bSs
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These scopes will be introduced in subsequent commits. We don't want
them to get removed, just like we don't want the tc-vcs caches to get
removed.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 790SzpAUxE4
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The function was only used once and was providing little to no value.
A test of this function has been removed. Tests for the lower-level
context creation function are sufficient.
MozReview-Commit-ID: D9EhmZQlqG5
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A limitation of traditional docker build context generation is it
only includes files from the same directory as the Dockerfile. When
repositories have multiple, related Dockerfiles, this limitation
results file duplication or putting all Dockerfiles in the same
directory (which isn't feasible for mozilla-central since they would
need to be in the root directory).
This commit enhances Dockerfiles to allow *any* file from the
repository checkout to be ADDed to the docker build context.
Using the syntax "# %include <path>" you are able to include paths
or directories (relative from the top source directory root) in the
generated context archive. Files add this way are available under the
"topsrcdir/" path and can be ADDed to Docker images.
Since context archive generation is deterministic and the hash of
the resulting archive is used to determine when images need to be
rebuilt, any extra included file that changes will change the hash
of the context archive and force image regeneration.
Basic tests for the new feature have been added.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 4hPZesJuGQV
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This restores order to only having a single hash for a context
directory.
Using a tempfile here is a bit unfortunate. It can be optimized later,
if needed.
MozReview-Commit-ID: LMNsvt3fDYx
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Now that the context tar creation function is standalone and doesn't
rely on external state, we can start unit testing it easier.
We establish a basic unit test that verifies the function works as
advertised and that output is deterministic.
MozReview-Commit-ID: H4MY28PiHSN
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Relying on global variables like GECKO is a bit dangerous. To facilitate
testing of archive generation in subsequent commits, let's pass an
path into this function.
The argument is currently unused.
MozReview-Commit-ID: Et1UYraflDP
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Now that tar file generation is deterministic, we can use the hash
of the created archive rather than the hash of the files that are
(presumably) in the archive.
This temporarily breaks consistent hashing by using independent
hashing mechanisms. This will be cleaned up in a subsequent commit.
MozReview-Commit-ID: CWooVGfDKZO
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We recently implemented code in mozpack for performing deterministic
tar file creation. It normalizes things like uids, gids, and mtimes
that creep into archives.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1tn5eXkqACQ
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Upcoming commits will refactor how context tarballs are created. In
preparation for this, we establish a standalone function for creating
context tarballs and refactor docker_image.py to use it.
MozReview-Commit-ID: KEW6ppO1vCl
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This removes the unnecessary setting of c-basic-offset from all
python-mode files.
This was automatically generated using
perl -pi -e 's/; *c-basic-offset: *[0-9]+//'
... on the affected files.
The bulk of these files are moz.build files but there a few others as
well.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 2pPf3DEiZqx
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This introduces a completely new way of specifying test task in-tree,
completely replacing the old spider-web of YAML files.
The high-level view is this:
- some configuration files are used to determine which test suites to run
for each test platform, and against which build platforms
- each test suite is then represented by a dictionary, and modified by a
sequence of transforms, duplicating as necessary (e.g., chunks), until
it becomes a task definition
The transforms allow sufficient generality to support just about any desired
configuration, with the advantage that common configurations are "easy" while
unusual configurations are supported but notable for their oddness (they
require a custom transform).
As of this commit, this system produces the same set of test graphs as the
existing YAML, modulo:
- extra.treeherder.groupName -- this was not consistent in the YAML
- extra.treeherder.build -- this is ignored by taskcluster-treeherder anyway
- mozharness command argument order
- boolean True values for environment variables are now the string "true"
- metadata -- this is now much more consistent, with task name being the label
Testing of this commit demonstrates that it produces the same set of test tasks for
the following projects (those which had special cases defined in the YAML):
- autoland
- ash (*)
- willow
- mozilla-inbound
- mozilla-central
- try:
-b do -p all -t all -u all
-b d -p linux64,linux64-asan -u reftest -t none
-b d -p linux64,linux64-asan -u reftest[x64] -t none[x64]
(*) this patch omits the linux64/debug tc-M-e10s(dt) test, which is enabled on
ash; ash will require a small changeset to re-enable this test.
IGNORE BAD COMMIT MESSAGES (because the hook flags try syntax!)
MozReview-Commit-ID: G34dg9f17Hq
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rename : taskcluster/taskgraph/kind/base.py => taskcluster/taskgraph/task/base.py
rename : taskcluster/taskgraph/kind/docker_image.py => taskcluster/taskgraph/task/docker_image.py
rename : taskcluster/taskgraph/kind/legacy.py => taskcluster/taskgraph/task/legacy.py
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MOZ_NODE_PATH should not be set for Android tests. Rather than setting it to
the literal "None", this omits the environment variable on that platform.
Only `fx_docker_desktop_generic.yml` (and now `fx_docker_android_generic.yml`)
inherit from `fx_docker_test_base.yml`. And `fx_android-api-15_generic.yml` is
the only Android-related YAML file to inherit from
`fx_docker_desktop_generic.yml`.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 7BhGXk9c8ir
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This makes the two copies of the suite consistent.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FhxzwQlERnD
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For all of ther suites, the -e10s is attached to the group symbol, not the job
symbol.
MozReview-Commit-ID: BZcRCnEMy5U
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This makes the instance size consistent for the whole suite
MozReview-Commit-ID: 8s6n6BwXSjB
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Before, test.sh (duplicated between the desktop-test and
desktop1604-test images) was dropping permissions, creating a workspace,
and executing test-linux.sh. This is functionality now provided by
run-task.
So, convert the test tasks to use run-task.
One thing run-task isn't doing is created the workspace. So this
functionality has been moved into test-ubuntu1204.sh and
test-ubuntu1604.sh.
Since the test.sh files are no longer used after this change, they have
been deleted. The desktop-test image no longer has any files in the
bin/ directory, so the Dockerfile entry to copy those files has been
removed.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1BiskrMs6xW
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Previously, the code performed a "hidden" assignment to
worker['command'] when creating the "command" variable. This
tripped me up when reading the code because relying on variable
references isn't exactly obvious.
We now defer the assignment to worker['command'] until the end,
making the code a little easier to understand.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 23qH4Z3RKY4
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In the `python-test` mach command and the mozharness script for
the Marionette harness tests, use the vendored-in Pytest
instead of installing from pip.
Add the Marionette harness test requirements file to the
file_patterns in the definition of the marionette-harness taskcluster
job, as changes to the requirements should trigger the job to run.
MozReview-Commit-ID: J5pln2WB4GY
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looks like we have to be more explicit with each build and suite compared to
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1243024
but the way we bump this to tier 1 will likely change as
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1281004 lands
as per dev.planning announcement and coop's email, we are going to try making
tc tier 2 jobs more critical for less critical jobs, e.g. debug builds, by
making them tier 1.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 4IwNCjOHo7x
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note, as bug 1281004 is about to land, I might require a new patch as we move
away from legacy towards da futures!
this yielded:
current bbot opt routes:
"index.gecko.v2.try.revision.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.mobile.android-api-15-opt",
"index.gecko.v2.try.pushdate.2016.07.11.20160711204636.mobile.android-api-15-opt",
"index.gecko.v2.try.latest.mobile.android-api-15-opt",
"index.buildbot.branches.try.android-api-15",
"index.buildbot.revisions.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.try.android-api-15"
my patch tc opt routes:
"index.gecko.v1.try.revision.linux.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.android-api-15.opt",
"index.gecko.v1.try.latest.linux.android-api-15.opt",
"index.buildbot.branches.try.android-api-15",
"index.buildbot.revisions.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.try.android-api-15",
"tc-treeherder.v2.try.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.133427",
"tc-treeherder-stage.v2.try.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.133427",
"index.gecko.v2.try.revision.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.mobile.android-api-15-opt",
"index.gecko.v2.try.pushdate.2016.07.11.20160711204636.mobile.android-api-15-opt",
"index.gecko.v2.try.latest.mobile.android-api-15-opt"
current bbot debug routes:
"index.gecko.v2.try.revision.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.mobile.android-api-15-debug",
"index.gecko.v2.try.pushdate.2016.07.11.20160711204636.mobile.android-api-15-debug",
"index.gecko.v2.try.latest.mobile.android-api-15-debug",
"index.buildbot.branches.try.android-api-15-debug",
"index.buildbot.revisions.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.try.android-api-15-debug"
my patch tc debug routes:
"index.gecko.v1.try.revision.linux.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.android-api-15.debug",
"index.gecko.v1.try.latest.linux.android-api-15.debug",
"index.buildbot.branches.try.android-api-15-debug",
"index.buildbot.revisions.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.try.android-api-15-debug",
"tc-treeherder.v2.try.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.133427",
"tc-treeherder-stage.v2.try.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.133427",
"index.gecko.v2.try.revision.f40f15f50508b78e369c8ac5e6a8743bcd064193.mobile.android-api-15-debug",
"index.gecko.v2.try.pushdate.2016.07.11.20160711204636.mobile.android-api-15-debug",
"index.gecko.v2.try.latest.mobile.android-api-15-debug"
so all looks well and as a bonus, the index.buildbot routes now match too.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 5HilJOpONst
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This fixes a race condition between the 'test-linux.sh' process and the 'taskcluster-interactive-shell'
process in interactive tasks.
MozReview-Commit-ID: GhqKpq5pAtj
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This makes the two copies of the suite consistent.
MozReview-Commit-ID: FhxzwQlERnD
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extra : source : 85f75a951f93fb7105cd9613ed98d041575c6a35
For all of ther suites, the -e10s is attached to the group symbol, not the job
symbol.
MozReview-Commit-ID: BZcRCnEMy5U
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extra : source : 05714f5e19e6353aaf1f96540e70ba2385bbee89
