Beispiel #1
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    def bisect(self, good, bad, testcondition=None, args_for_condition=[]):
        #Call hg bisect with initial params, set up building environment (mozconfig)
        #Support for using dates
        if self.testBinaries:
            self.setupTests()

        badDate = re.search(r'(\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d)', good)
        goodDate = re.search(r'(\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d)', bad)
        if badDate != None and goodDate != None:
            badDate = badDate.group(1)
            goodDate = goodDate.group(1)
            good = self.changesetFromDay(
                goodDate)  #Get first changeset from this day
            bad = self.changesetFromDay(
                badDate, oldest=False)  #Get last changeset from that day

            if not (bad and good):
                print "Invalid date range."
                quit()

            #Since they entered dates, lets give them info about the changeset range
            print "Bisecting on changeset range " + str(
                good)[:12] + " to " + str(bad)[:12]

        #Get the actual changesets that we will be using
        good = hgId(good, self.hgPrefix)
        bad = hgId(bad, self.hgPrefix)

        if good and bad and self.validate(good, bad):
            #Valid changesets, so do the bisection
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix + ["bisect", "--reset"])

            setUpdate = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix + ["up", bad])
            setBad = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix + ["bisect", "--bad"])
            setGood = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix + ["bisect", "--good", good])

            print str(setUpdate)
            print str(setBad)
            print str(setGood)

            self.check_done(setGood)

            # Set mozconfig
            self.mozconfigure()

            # Call recursive bisection!
            self.bisectRecurse(testcondition=testcondition,
                               args_for_condition=args_for_condition)

        else:
            print "Invalid values. Please check your changeset revision numbers."
            print "If the problem persists, try running mozcommitbuilder with the -f flag."
Beispiel #2
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    def bisect(self,good,bad, testcondition=None, args_for_condition=[]):
        #Call hg bisect with initial params, set up building environment (mozconfig)
        #Support for using dates
        if self.testBinaries:
            self.setupTests()

        badDate = re.search(r'(\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d)',good)
        goodDate = re.search(r'(\d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d)',bad)
        if badDate != None and goodDate != None:
            badDate = badDate.group(1)
            goodDate = goodDate.group(1)
            good = self.changesetFromDay(goodDate) #Get first changeset from this day
            bad = self.changesetFromDay(badDate, oldest=False) #Get last changeset from that day

            if not (bad and good):
                print "Invalid date range."
                quit()

            #Since they entered dates, lets give them info about the changeset range
            print "Bisecting on changeset range " + str(good)[:12] + " to " + str(bad)[:12]

        #Get the actual changesets that we will be using
        good = hgId(good, self.hgPrefix)
        bad = hgId(bad, self.hgPrefix)

        if good and bad and self.validate(good, bad):
            #Valid changesets, so do the bisection
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--reset"])

            setUpdate = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix+["up",bad])
            setBad = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--bad"])
            setGood = captureStdout(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--good",good])

            print str(setUpdate)
            print str(setBad)
            print str(setGood)

            self.check_done(setGood)

            # Set mozconfig
            self.mozconfigure()

            # Call recursive bisection!
            self.bisectRecurse(testcondition=testcondition, args_for_condition=args_for_condition)

        else:
            print "Invalid values. Please check your changeset revision numbers."
            print "If the problem persists, try running mozcommitbuilder with the -f flag."
Beispiel #3
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    def bisect(self,good,bad, testfile=None, testpath=None, testcondition=None, args_for_condition=None):
        #Call hg bisect with initial params, set up building environment (mozconfig)
        #testfile is an external file, testpath is an actual mochitest
        good = hgId(good, self.hgPrefix)
        bad = hgId(bad, self.hgPrefix)
        if good and bad and self.validate(good, bad): #valid commit numbers, do the bisection!
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--reset"])
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix+["up",bad])
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--bad"])
            subprocess.call(self.hgPrefix+["bisect","--good",good])

            #Prebuild stuff here!!

            self.mozconfigure()
            self.bisectRecurse(testfile=testfile, testpath=testpath, testcondition=testcondition, args_for_condition=args_for_condition)
        else:
            print "Invalid values. Please check your changeset revision numbers."