we lost the ability to restart travis jobs. So we pretty much have to
merge this now so that the tests remain still usable.
Planning to merge this today unless someone gives their -1 to this.
Would be good to get a review with a second set of eyes though.
-mbien
On 24.11.22 00:30, Michael Bien wrote:
Hello again,
Just do follow up on this thread:
thanks to Svata for finding and fixing an issue in the nb-javac ant
task, the LSP test can now also run on github CI.
This means all jobs have been migrated!
PR is ready to review:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/4817
I added also a new feature which might be useful for some:
The ci:dev-build label will produce a NetBeans zip distribution
artifact for testing purposes if set. The artifact has currently 7
days of retention time and can be downloaded from the summary page of
the PR workflow run.
I don't know at what point storage will become a problem, so use it
only when its useful for the PR. Artifacts can be also manually
removed if needed.
best regards,
michael
On 05.11.22 20:28, Svata Dedic wrote:
Hi,
please temporarily disable the java.lsp.server test in the main
suite, I will take the #4921 over next week.
Great job with the migration !
-Svata
On 05. 11. 22 19:18, Michael Bien wrote:
Hi devs,
at first we weren't sure if we should migrate all travis jobs to
github, then we weren't sure if we actually can without using up all
of apache's resources. Well, those fears/concerns don't matter
anymore since we have to finish migration till the end of this year
when travis support for apache projects ends:
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/INFRA/Travis+Migrations
This PR migrates almost all of the remaining jobs to gh actions:
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/4817
feedback appreciated. Esp if you want to run certain jobs on certain
labels. New label additions are: 'Groovy', 'GraalVM', 'VSCode
Extension' and 'tests'. Other newly migrated jobs either run always
since they don't take much time or were mapped to previously used
labels.
One job is missing. It turned out that the LSP job is the final boss
of this endeavor. I tried to replicate the travis environment,
bumped timeouts, incrementally commented out tests, diffed logs
between local runs and gh runs, but the job managed to generate new
exceptions to keep things interesting. Migrating unreliable tests is
extra painful since you never know if that exception you are looking
at is of kind: regular, regular-new, sporadic or sporadic-new :)
So I have given up on that one for now until I regain more willpower
for this task.
A test setup is here if anyone is interested to take a look (feel
free to push into the PR if you want, its not meant for merging):
https://github.com/apache/netbeans/pull/4921
best regards,
michael
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