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Revision as of 12:33, 9 August 2022
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If you are not sure if a failure line is a new frequent failure or even a perma-failure and require a backout of the change which causes the failure, you can request more runs of the job: | If you are not sure if a failure line is a new frequent failure or even a perma-failure and require a backout of the change which causes the failure, you can request more runs of the job: | ||
* On the same push ("retrigger") by pressing the '''r''' key or clicking the button (circular arrow). | * On the same push ("retrigger") by pressing the '''r''' key or clicking the button (circular arrow). | ||
** The glove icon [[File:Treeherder - intermittent failed and successful run indicator.png|left]] for a failed task indicates there have been successful runs of the task with the same configuration (e.g. platform) on the same push - the failure is verified to be intermittent. | |||
* On previous pushes by opening the actions menu in the bottom toolbar ("...") and and calling "Backfill". This will run the job on the 5 previous pushes, independent if it already ran for those pushes or not. If the job depends on a build which is missing, that build will be generated before the test runs. | * On previous pushes by opening the actions menu in the bottom toolbar ("...") and and calling "Backfill". This will run the job on the 5 previous pushes, independent if it already ran for those pushes or not. If the job depends on a build which is missing, that build will be generated before the test runs. | ||
** A quicker way - if supported - to check if this fails frequently is test-verify backfill. | ** A quicker way - if supported - to check if this fails frequently is test-verify backfill. | ||