On Thu, 23 Jun 2016, Dan Mick wrote: > If you don't use teuthology-suite, you can stop reading now. > > I've added a new option to teuthology-suite, --newest, that will modify > how searching for builds works. > > Currently, you can specify -c/--ceph to name a Ceph branch or -S/--sha1 > to name a specific commit. This chooses the version of Ceph that is > used to search for completed builds for the arch/distro/versions in your > run. The branchname is translated to a sha1 by looking up the branch on > a git server, and then the process is the same for both -c and -S: look > for that sha1 to have successfully built on all gitbuilders; if it > doesn't exist, the run fails. > > With --newest, rather than failing, suite will try 'backtracking' along > the commit history of the branch/sha1, and searching for older commits > that have been built, backtracking as many times as you allow (by > default, 10 commits). So, for instance, if you specify "-c master > --newest", suite will search for a build corresponding to the current > HEAD of master, as usual, but, if not found, will then try HEAD^, and > HEAD^^, and so on up to HEAD~10. The newest commit that has a clean > build will be used for the run, and you'll see a log message about which > sha1 was chosen and how many commits older it was. > > I expect this to be most-useful for nightly runs, but others may find it > useful as well. Please try it if you wish, and send questions, bugs, > comments etc. to me or to the sepia list. This is awesome!! sage -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe ceph-devel" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
