User:Catlee/SchedulerDB
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Road to great justice for schedulerdb!
Test cases
Description | Manually tested? | Automated test in place? | Notes |
Builds should happen after a checkin | |||
Nightly en-US build should trigger repacks after build is done | |||
Change to locale repo should trigger a single repack | |||
Nightly builds should get fired | |||
Release l10n repacks should get fired | |||
Queued changes / builds are restored after restarting buildbot master | |||
Multiple masters can share the same database for the same builders | |||
Test that sendchanges between masters is working | |||
Test that nomerge changes aren't getting merged (e.g. talos runs, unittest runs, l10n repacks) |
Timeline
- Week of March 1st
- deploy new python, twisted toolchain on staging master, talos staging master
- deploy current buildbot tip on staging master and slaves, start testing current patches (see test cases to exercise above)
- Week of March 8th
- deploy current buildbot tip on talos staging master and slaves, start testing current patches
- TBD Buildbot 0.8.0 release or backporting of db features to 0.7.12+
- would only backport to 0.7.12 if 0.8.0 takes too long to release
- TBD Python / twisted upgrade on slaves
- Not strictly necessary to do, but feels right thing to do.
- has the potential to break builds (if e.g. part of build doesn't work with python 2.6). If needed, we could isolate build tools from system tools.
- TBD Deployment of buildbot onto production build masters and slaves
- Python / twisted upgrade on production build masters (going to python 2.6.4, twisted 9.0.0 or 9.0.1). twisted can be deferred
- TBD Deployment of buildbot onto production talos masters and slaves
- Python / twisted upgrade on production talos masters (going to python 2.6.4, twisted 9.0.0 or 9.0.1). twisted can be deferred
Notes
- The current try server code doesn't need to be touched, since all that code is going to be integrated into the main configs, which should "just work".
- Talos can be handled later if required. Its scheduling is pretty straightforward. It's also a good piece to test in parallel with the build bits.