def SetBuilderGraphURL(self, step_name, build_status):
"""Stores the graph URL used in emails for this builder."""
builder_name = build_status.getBuilder().getName()
builder_results = self.GetEmailResults(builder_name)
graph_url = GetGraphURL(step_name, build_status)
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if latest_revision:
graph_url = SetQueryParameter(graph_url, 'rev', latest_revision)
builder_results[GRAPH_URL] = graph_url
def SetBuilderGraphURL(self, step_name, build_status):
"""Stores the graph URL used in emails for this builder."""
builder_name = build_status.getBuilder().getName()
builder_results = self.GetEmailResults(builder_name)
graph_url = GetGraphURL(step_name, build_status)
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if latest_revision:
graph_url = SetQueryParameter(graph_url, 'rev', latest_revision)
builder_results[GRAPH_URL] = graph_url
def GetEmailSubject(self, builder_name, build_status, results, step_name):
"""Returns the subject of for an email based on perf results."""
project_name = self.master_status.getTitle()
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
result = 'changes'
builders = [builder_name]
if self.combine_results:
builders = self.new_email_results.keys()
return ('%s %s on %s, revision %s' %
(project_name, result, ', '.join(builders), str(latest_revision)))
def getFinishedMessage(self, result, builder_name, build_status, step_name):
"""Closes the tree."""
GateKeeper.msg('Trying to close the tree at %s.' % self.tree_status_url)
repository_url = build_status.getProperty('repository')
git_repo = self.getGitRepo(repository_url)
# isInterestingStep verified that latest_revision has expected properties.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status, git_repo)
if not self.tree_status_url:
self._last_closure_revision = latest_revision
return
if os.path.exists('.suppress_gatekeeper'):
GateKeeper.msg('Suppression file is in place, will not close for '
'rev %s' % str(latest_revision))
self._last_closure_revision = latest_revision
return
# Don't blame last committers if they are not to blame.
blame_text = ''
if self.shouldBlameCommitters(step_name):
blame_text = (' from %s: %s' %
(str(latest_revision),
', '.join(build_status.getResponsibleUsers())))
# Post a request to close the tree.
tree_message = self.tree_message % {
'steps': step_name,
'builder': builder_name,
'blame': blame_text
}
params = urllib.urlencode(
{
'message': tree_message,
'username': '******',
'password': self.password,
})
def success(result):
GateKeeper.msg('Tree closed successfully at rev %s' %
str(latest_revision))
self._last_closure_revision = latest_revision
def failure(result):
GateKeeper.msg('Failed to close the tree at rev %s' %
str(latest_revision))
# Trigger the HTTP POST request to update the tree status.
headers = {'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'}
connection = client.getPage(self.tree_status_url, method='POST',
postdata=params, headers=headers,
agent='buildbot')
connection.addCallbacks(success, failure)
return connection
def GetEmailSubject(self, builder_name, build_status, results, step_name):
"""Returns the subject of for an email based on perf results."""
project_name = self.master_status.getTitle()
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
result = 'changes'
builders = [builder_name]
if self.combine_results:
builders = self.new_email_results.keys()
return (
'%s %s on %s, revision %s' %
(project_name, result, ', '.join(builders), str(latest_revision)))
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
"""Look at most cases that could make us ignore the step results.
Do not look at current tree status here since it's too slow."""
# If we have not failed, or are not interested in this builder,
# then we have nothing to do.
if results[0] != FAILURE:
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
GateKeeper.msg('Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not closing the tree' % slave_name)
return False
# If the previous build step failed with the same result, we don't care
# about this step.
previous_build_status = build_status.getPreviousBuild()
if previous_build_status:
step_name = self.getName(step_status)
step_type = self.getGenericName(step_name)
previous_steps = [step for step in previous_build_status.getSteps()
if self.getGenericName(self.getName(step)) == step_type]
if len(previous_steps) == 1:
if previous_steps[0].getResults()[0] == FAILURE:
# The previous same step failed on the previous build. Ignore.
GateKeeper.msg('Slave %s failed, but previously failed on '
'the same step (%s). So not closing tree.' % (
(step_name, slave_name)))
return False
else:
GateKeeper.msg('len(previous_steps) == %d which is weird' %
len(previous_steps))
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots, that need not necessarily have the
# revision info.
if not self.check_revisions:
return True
# For the rest of the checks, we care about revision numbers, so we need to
# be aware of if we're operating in Git- or SVN-mode. getGitRepo returns
# a GitHelper instance if the repository is Git.
repository_url = build_status.getProperty('repository')
git_repo = self.getGitRepo(repository_url)
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status, git_repo)
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to close the
# tree.
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
GateKeeper.msg('Slave %s failed, but no version stamp or responsible '
'users, so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
# self._last_closure_revision can be a number (svn revision)
# or a string (git hash). Check for non-zero or non-empty value.
if self._last_closure_revision:
# If the tree is open, we don't want to close it again for the same
# revision, or an earlier one in case the build that just finished is a
# slow one and we already fixed the problem and manually opened the tree.
if git_repo:
this_rev, last_rev = git_repo.number(
latest_revision, self._last_closure_revision)
dbg = lambda m: GateKeeper.msg(m, logLevel=logging.DEBUG)
dbg('Git mode. Hash mapping:')
dbg('%s -> %s' % (latest_revision, this_rev))
dbg('%s -> %s' % (self._last_closure_revision, last_rev))
else:
this_rev = latest_revision
last_rev = self._last_closure_revision
if this_rev <= last_rev:
GateKeeper.msg('Slave %s failed, but we already closed it '
'for a previous revision (old=%s, new=%s)' % (
slave_name, str(self._last_closure_revision),
str(latest_revision)))
return False
GateKeeper.msg('Decided to close tree because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
# Up to here, in theory we'd check if the tree is closed but this is too
# slow to check here. Instead, take a look only when we want to close the
# tree.
return True
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
"""Look at most cases that could make us ignore the step results.
"""
# If the base class thinks we're not interesting -> skip it.
if not chromium_notifier.ChromiumNotifier.isInterestingStep(
self, build_status, step_status, results):
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not sending a warning' % slave_name)
return False
# If all the failure_ids were observed in older builds then this
# failure is not interesting. Also, store the current failure.
has_failures_to_report = False
for l in step_status.getLogs():
failure = l.getName() # stdio or suppression hash or failed test or ?
# TODO(timurrrr): put the gtest regexp into a common place.
if (not re.match(r'^[\dA-F]{16}$', failure) and
not re.match(r'((\w+/)?\w+\.\w+(/\d+)?)', failure)): # gtest name
if failure != 'stdio':
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Log `%s` is ignored since doesn\'t look '
'like a memory suppression hash or test failure.' % failure)
continue
if '.FLAKY_' in failure or '.FAILS_' in failure:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Ignoring flaky/fails tests: `%s`' % failure)
continue
if (self.recent_failures.GetCount(failure) <
self._IGNORE_FAILURES_THRESHOLD):
has_failures_to_report = True
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Failure `%s` '
'is interesting' % failure)
else:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Failure `%s` '
'is not interesting - happened to often recently' % failure)
self.recent_failures.Put(failure)
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to issue a warning.
#
# This code is intentionally put after Put calls so we don't send failure
# notifications with the wrong blamelist once bots cycle for the second time
# after a master restart.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Slave %s failed, but no version stamp, '
'so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
if has_failures_to_report:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Decided to send a warning because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
return True
else:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Slave %s revision %s has no interesting '
'failures' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
return False
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
"""Look at most cases that could make us ignore the step results.
"""
# If the base class thinks we're not interesting -> skip it.
if not chromium_notifier.ChromiumNotifier.isInterestingStep(
self, build_status, step_status, results):
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not sending a warning' % slave_name)
return False
# If all the failure_ids were observed in older builds then this
# failure is not interesting. Also, store the current failure.
has_failures_to_report = False
for l in step_status.getLogs():
failure = l.getName(
) # stdio or suppression hash or failed test or ?
# TODO(timurrrr): put the gtest regexp into a common place.
if (not re.match(r'^[\dA-F]{16}$', failure) and not re.match(
r'((\w+/)?\w+\.\w+(/\d+)?)', failure)): # gtest name
if failure != 'stdio':
log.msg(
'[failurenotifier] Log `%s` is ignored since doesn\'t look '
'like a memory suppression hash or test failure.' %
failure)
continue
if '.FLAKY_' in failure or '.FAILS_' in failure:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Ignoring flaky/fails tests: `%s`' %
failure)
continue
if (self.recent_failures.GetCount(failure) <
self._IGNORE_FAILURES_THRESHOLD):
has_failures_to_report = True
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Failure `%s` '
'is interesting' % failure)
else:
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Failure `%s` '
'is not interesting - happened to often recently' %
failure)
self.recent_failures.Put(failure)
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to issue a warning.
#
# This code is intentionally put after Put calls so we don't send failure
# notifications with the wrong blamelist once bots cycle for the second time
# after a master restart.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
log.msg('[failurenotifier] Slave %s failed, but no version stamp, '
'so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
if has_failures_to_report:
log.msg(
'[failurenotifier] Decided to send a warning because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
return True
else:
log.msg(
'[failurenotifier] Slave %s revision %s has no interesting '
'failures' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
return False
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
""" Override of gatekeeper.GateKeeper.isInterestingStep:
http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/tools/build/scripts/master/gatekeeper.py?view=markup
We modify it to comment out the SVN revision comparision to determine if the
current build is older because Skia uses commit hashes.
"""
# If we have not failed, or are not interested in this builder,
# then we have nothing to do.
if results[0] != FAILURE:
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not closing the tree' % slave_name)
return False
# If the previous build step failed with the same result, we don't care
# about this step.
previous_build_status = build_status.getPreviousBuild()
if previous_build_status:
step_name = self.getName(step_status)
step_type = self.getGenericName(step_name)
previous_steps = [step for step in previous_build_status.getSteps()
if self.getGenericName(self.getName(step)) == step_type]
if len(previous_steps) == 1:
if previous_steps[0].getResults()[0] == FAILURE:
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but previously failed on '
'the same step (%s). So not closing tree.' % (
(step_name, slave_name)))
return False
else:
log.msg('[gatekeeper] len(previous_steps) == %d which is weird' %
len(previous_steps))
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots, that need not necessarily have the
# revision info.
if not self.check_revisions:
return True
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to close the
# tree.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but no version stamp, '
'so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
# If the tree is open, we don't want to close it again for the same
# revision, or an earlier one in case the build that just finished is a
# slow one and we already fixed the problem and manually opened the tree.
############################### Added by rmistry ###########################
# rmistry: Commenting out the below SVN revision comparision because Skia
# uses commit hashes.
# TODO(rmistry): Figure out how to ensure that previous builds do not close
# the tree again.
#
# if latest_revision <= self._last_closure_revision:
# log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but we already closed it '
# 'for a previous revision (old=%s, new=%s)' % (
# slave_name, str(self._last_closure_revision),
# str(latest_revision)))
# return False
###########################################################################
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Decided to close tree because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
# Up to here, in theory we'd check if the tree is closed but this is too
# slow to check here. Instead, take a look only when we want to close the
# tree.
return True
def stepFinished(self, build, step, results):
"""A build step has just finished."""
builder_name = build.getBuilder().getName()
# For some reason we sometimes get called even if we didn't subscribe.
if not self.isInterestingBuilder(builder_name):
log.msg('Was called for %s even if not subscribed' % builder_name)
return
if self.use_getname:
step_text = step.getName()
else:
step_text = step.getText()[0]
# We only need to deal with interesting steps.
if not self.isInterestingBuildStep(builder_name, build, step_text):
log.msg('not interested in step %s' % step_text)
return
# TODO(maruel): Support git.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build)
if not latest_revision:
log.msg('no lastest revision for build %s' % build.asDict())
return
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots or a git poller, that need not
# necessarily have the revision info or the revision is a hash that cannot
# be compared.
if self.check_revisions:
latest_revision = int(latest_revision)
# If we already succeeded for a more recent revision,
# let's just forget about this one.
if latest_revision <= self.last_known_good_revision:
log.msg('revision too old')
return
# If we already failed for this revision,
# there is nothing else we need to do.
if latest_revision in self.failed_revisions:
assert latest_revision not in self.succeeded_steps
log.msg('revision already failed')
return
# If we have failed, we add this revision to our failure list and flush it
# from the success dict, if it is there. We also store it on the status
# server.
if results[0] == FAILURE:
log.msg('%s is a failed revision.' % str(latest_revision))
self.failed_revisions.append(latest_revision)
# pop() with a default value allows us to remove an element
# without having to test if it is there in the first place.
self.succeeded_steps.pop(latest_revision, None)
self.PostData(revision=latest_revision, success=0,
steps_text=step.getText())
return
# Now let's add the succeeded steps to our success dict.
self.succeeded_steps.setdefault(latest_revision, {})
revision_status = self.succeeded_steps[latest_revision]
revision_status.setdefault(builder_name, [])
revision_status[builder_name].append(step_text)
# We must complete all the requested steps for all builds, before we can
# store this revision as a successful one and then forget about all
# previous revisions info.
for builder in self.getInterestingBuilders():
if builder not in revision_status:
log.msg('Still missing builder %s to declare %s a good revision' %
(builder, str(latest_revision)))
return
succeeded_steps = revision_status[builder]
for required_step in self.getInterestingBuildSteps(builder, build):
if required_step not in succeeded_steps:
log.msg('Still missing step %s/%s to declare %s a good revision' %
(builder, required_step, str(latest_revision)))
return
# Start by remembering this success.
log.msg('Found LKGR = %s' % latest_revision)
self.last_known_good_revision = latest_revision
# Store it on the status server.
self.PostData(revision=latest_revision, success=1)
if self.check_revisions:
# And now cleanup residual information from earlier revisions
# Iterate through a list of keys to allow removal while we iterate.
for revision in list(self.succeeded_steps.keys()):
if revision <= latest_revision:
del self.succeeded_steps[revision]
for revision in self.failed_revisions:
assert revision != latest_revision
if revision < latest_revision:
self.failed_revisions.remove(revision)
else:
# TODO(maruel): Use LRU discarding. Right now it's a memory leak.
pass
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
"""Look at most cases that could make us ignore the step results.
Do not look at current tree status here since it's too slow."""
# If we have not failed, or are not interested in this builder,
# then we have nothing to do.
if results[0] != FAILURE:
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not closing the tree' % slave_name)
return False
# If the previous build step failed with the same result, we don't care
# about this step.
previous_build_status = build_status.getPreviousBuild()
if previous_build_status:
step_name = self.getName(step_status)
step_type = self.getGenericName(step_name)
previous_steps = [step for step in previous_build_status.getSteps()
if self.getGenericName(self.getName(step)) == step_type]
if len(previous_steps) == 1:
if previous_steps[0].getResults()[0] == FAILURE:
# The previous same step failed on the previous build. Ignore.
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but previously failed on '
'the same step (%s). So not closing tree.' % (
(step_name, slave_name)))
return False
else:
log.msg('[gatekeeper] len(previous_steps) == %d which is weird' %
len(previous_steps))
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots, that need not necessarily have the
# revision info.
if not self.check_revisions:
return True
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to close the
# tree.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but no version stamp, '
'so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
# If the tree is open, we don't want to close it again for the same
# revision, or an earlier one in case the build that just finished is a
# slow one and we already fixed the problem and manually opened the tree.
# TODO(maruel): This is not git-friendly.
if latest_revision <= self._last_closure_revision:
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but we already closed it '
'for a previous revision (old=%s, new=%s)' % (
slave_name, str(self._last_closure_revision),
str(latest_revision)))
return False
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Decided to close tree because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
# Up to here, in theory we'd check if the tree is closed but this is too
# slow to check here. Instead, take a look only when we want to close the
# tree.
return True
def isInterestingStep(self, build_status, step_status, results):
""" Override of gatekeeper.GateKeeper.isInterestingStep:
http://src.chromium.org/viewvc/chrome/trunk/tools/build/scripts/master/gatekeeper.py?view=markup
We modify it to comment out the SVN revision comparision to determine if the
current build is older because Skia uses commit hashes.
"""
# If we have not failed, or are not interested in this builder,
# then we have nothing to do.
if results[0] != FAILURE:
return False
# Check if the slave is still alive. We should not close the tree for
# inactive slaves.
slave_name = build_status.getSlavename()
if slave_name in self.master_status.getSlaveNames():
# @type self.master_status: L{buildbot.status.builder.Status}
# @type self.parent: L{buildbot.master.BuildMaster}
# @rtype getSlave(): L{buildbot.status.builder.SlaveStatus}
slave_status = self.master_status.getSlave(slave_name)
if slave_status and not slave_status.isConnected():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s was disconnected, '
'not closing the tree' % slave_name)
return False
# If the previous build step failed with the same result, we don't care
# about this step.
previous_build_status = build_status.getPreviousBuild()
if previous_build_status:
step_name = self.getName(step_status)
step_type = self.getGenericName(step_name)
previous_steps = [
step for step in previous_build_status.getSteps()
if self.getGenericName(self.getName(step)) == step_type
]
if len(previous_steps) == 1:
if previous_steps[0].getResults()[0] == FAILURE:
log.msg(
'[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but previously failed on '
'the same step (%s). So not closing tree.' %
((step_name, slave_name)))
return False
else:
log.msg(
'[gatekeeper] len(previous_steps) == %d which is weird' %
len(previous_steps))
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots, that need not necessarily have the
# revision info.
if not self.check_revisions:
return True
# If we don't have a version stamp nor a blame list, then this is most
# likely a build started manually, and we don't want to close the
# tree.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build_status)
if not latest_revision or not build_status.getResponsibleUsers():
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but no version stamp, '
'so skipping.' % slave_name)
return False
# If the tree is open, we don't want to close it again for the same
# revision, or an earlier one in case the build that just finished is a
# slow one and we already fixed the problem and manually opened the tree.
############################### Added by rmistry ###########################
# rmistry: Commenting out the below SVN revision comparision because Skia
# uses commit hashes.
# TODO(rmistry): Figure out how to ensure that previous builds do not close
# the tree again.
#
# if latest_revision <= self._last_closure_revision:
# log.msg('[gatekeeper] Slave %s failed, but we already closed it '
# 'for a previous revision (old=%s, new=%s)' % (
# slave_name, str(self._last_closure_revision),
# str(latest_revision)))
# return False
###########################################################################
log.msg('[gatekeeper] Decided to close tree because of slave %s '
'on revision %s' % (slave_name, str(latest_revision)))
# Up to here, in theory we'd check if the tree is closed but this is too
# slow to check here. Instead, take a look only when we want to close the
# tree.
return True
def stepFinished(self, build, step, results):
"""A build step has just finished."""
builder_name = build.getBuilder().getName()
# For some reason we sometimes get called even if we didn't subscribe.
if not self.isInterestingBuilder(builder_name):
log.msg('Was called for %s even if not subscribed' % builder_name)
return
if self.use_getname:
step_text = step.getName()
else:
step_text = step.getText()[0]
# We only need to deal with interesting steps.
if not self.isInterestingBuildStep(builder_name, build, step_text):
log.msg('not interested in step %s' % step_text)
return
# TODO(maruel): Support git.
latest_revision = build_utils.getLatestRevision(build)
if not latest_revision:
log.msg('no lastest revision for build %s' % build.asDict())
return
# If check_revisions=False that means that the tree closure request is
# coming from nightly scheduled bots or a git poller, that need not
# necessarily have the revision info or the revision is a hash that cannot
# be compared.
if self.check_revisions:
latest_revision = int(latest_revision)
# If we already succeeded for a more recent revision,
# let's just forget about this one.
if latest_revision <= self.last_known_good_revision:
log.msg('revision too old')
return
# If we already failed for this revision,
# there is nothing else we need to do.
if latest_revision in self.failed_revisions:
assert latest_revision not in self.succeeded_steps
log.msg('revision already failed')
return
# If we have failed, we add this revision to our failure list and flush it
# from the success dict, if it is there. We also store it on the status
# server.
if results[0] == FAILURE:
log.msg('%s is a failed revision.' % str(latest_revision))
self.failed_revisions.append(latest_revision)
# pop() with a default value allows us to remove an element
# without having to test if it is there in the first place.
self.succeeded_steps.pop(latest_revision, None)
self.PostData(revision=latest_revision, success=0,
steps_text=step.getText())
return
# Now let's add the succeeded steps to our success dict.
self.succeeded_steps.setdefault(latest_revision, {})
revision_status = self.succeeded_steps[latest_revision]
revision_status.setdefault(builder_name, [])
revision_status[builder_name].append(step_text)
# We must complete all the requested steps for all builds, before we can
# store this revision as a successful one and then forget about all
# previous revisions info.
for builder in self.getInterestingBuilders():
if builder not in revision_status:
log.msg('Still missing builder %s to declare %s a good revision' %
(builder, str(latest_revision)))
return
succeeded_steps = revision_status[builder]
for required_step in self.getInterestingBuildSteps(builder, build):
if required_step not in succeeded_steps:
log.msg('Still missing step %s\%s to declare %s a good revision' %
(builder, required_step, str(latest_revision)))
return
# Start by remembering this success.
log.msg('Found LKGR = %s' % latest_revision)
self.last_known_good_revision = latest_revision
# Store it on the status server.
self.PostData(revision=latest_revision, success=1)
if self.check_revisions:
# And now cleanup residual information from earlier revisions
# Iterate through a list of keys to allow removal while we iterate.
for revision in list(self.succeeded_steps.keys()):
if revision <= latest_revision:
del self.succeeded_steps[revision]
for revision in self.failed_revisions:
assert revision != latest_revision
if revision < latest_revision:
self.failed_revisions.remove(revision)
else:
# TODO(maruel): Use LRU discarding. Right now it's a memory leak.
pass