Kudos!
On 27-02-2014 18:44, Raphael Kubo da Costa wrote:
Hello, fellow pedestrians,
At long last, our public trybots went live. The old trybot system has
been deactivated, and from now on you will hear from Mr.
crosswalk-trybot in your pull requests.
You can see what the builders are up to by visiting
https://build.crosswalk-project.org/try. We have the same list of
builders as build.crosswalk-project.org, namely:
* Content Shell Android x86
* Content Shell Linux
* Crosswalk Android x86
* Crosswalk Linux
* Crosswalk Tizen Mobile 3
* Crosswalk Tizen IVI
* tizen-extensions-crosswalk (with IVI repositories)
The slaves for these builders have pretty much the same configuration as
the build slaves in build.crosswalk-project.org, and should be
noticeably faster than the previous, private ones.
Other user-visible changes include:
* We now set the pull request's status: you can see a yellow dot on the
last commit and a "Merge with caution" message when the patch is
still being built, a failure message when all bots finish and at
least one of them failed or an OK if everything goes well.
* The list of bots building a certain patch is changed as each builder
starts building a pull request. This means that initially no builders
will be listed, and they will be progressively added as they pick a
new patch. The message indicators described above are helpful to know
when all builders have finished and a patch is good for merging.
* There is one comment per push. In other words, if you submit a pull
request there will be one comment with the status of that and if you
later change your commits and push to your branch again, there will
be a separate comment tracking that new push. This should clear the
previous confusion about which version of a patch was being built.
* There is no "retrigger" checkbox to "kick the bots" anymore. If you
do not have anything to change in your branch but still need the bots
to process your patch again (maybe one builder failed with an
unrelated error, for example), just use "git commit --amend" to
change the SHA1 of your commit and push to your branch again. This
will cause the patch to be processed again as described in the
previous bullet point.
* We have JIRA integration: if your pull request's message mentions
"XWALK-XXX" a comment will be added to the respective issue, and if
one line of the pull request message starts with "BUG=XWALK-XXXX" the
respective issue will be automatically closed when the pull request
is merged.
The only downside in this transition is that existing pull requests have
not been migrated (ie. we did not manually create builds for the
existing pull requests). People with open pull requests: please
re-upload your patches (use the "git commit --amend" trick above if
there is nothing to change) for them to be processed by the new Trybots.
If something goes wrong, please file tickets in JIRA with the issues you
are experiencing.
Thanks to everyone who helped with this effort (as well as the folks who
maintained the private trybots while we made this long transition)!
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