Heads up: post-merge STDCI triggering is coming to GitHub
Over the next few days we're going to review and merge a new patch [1] that will finally provide the capability to trigger STDCI jobs when PRs are merged in GitHub. Once this patch is merged, projects in GitHub that have the proper hook configured, can have 'check-merged' jobs be triggered for them when patches are merged (Please note that this is a different hook then the one that is used for triggering on PR events). Following this we will also review and merge a series of patches [2] which closes our GitHub functionality gap further by providing the ability to automatically build merged PRs or pushed commits and submit them to the change queue for OST testing and publishing. This essentially means that, once mentioned patches are merged, projects in GitHub will be able to fully participate in all the oVirt CI processes. Some aspects of the GitHub functionality are actually a little more advanced then what is currently available for Gerrit. It is not longer needed to specify complex YAML in the 'jenkins' repo. Instead, only a single line is needed to enable the functionality (We left this requirement because we don't want to blindly run jobs for everything that hits the webhook). Everything else, including target platforms and versions can no be specified via a simple YAML file in the project's own source repository. An example of this yaml file can be seen in the 'ovirt-ansible' project. We are working on further documentation and will update when its ready. [1]: https://gerrit.ovirt.org/c/81971/ [2]: https://gerrit.ovirt.org/q/topic:%2522change-queue-github%2522+(status:open%...) -- Barak Korren RHV DevOps team , RHCE, RHCi Red Hat EMEA redhat.com | TRIED. TESTED. TRUSTED. | redhat.com/trusted
Congratulations and thumbs up for you and the team for the support - I guess this is good news for our hub based projects. On Sun, 1 Oct 2017 at 14:19 Barak Korren <bkorren@redhat.com> wrote:
Over the next few days we're going to review and merge a new patch [1] that will finally provide the capability to trigger STDCI jobs when PRs are merged in GitHub.
Once this patch is merged, projects in GitHub that have the proper hook configured, can have 'check-merged' jobs be triggered for them when patches are merged (Please note that this is a different hook then the one that is used for triggering on PR events).
Following this we will also review and merge a series of patches [2] which closes our GitHub functionality gap further by providing the ability to automatically build merged PRs or pushed commits and submit them to the change queue for OST testing and publishing.
This essentially means that, once mentioned patches are merged, projects in GitHub will be able to fully participate in all the oVirt CI processes.
Some aspects of the GitHub functionality are actually a little more advanced then what is currently available for Gerrit. It is not longer needed to specify complex YAML in the 'jenkins' repo. Instead, only a single line is needed to enable the functionality (We left this requirement because we don't want to blindly run jobs for everything that hits the webhook). Everything else, including target platforms and versions can no be specified via a simple YAML file in the project's own source repository.
An example of this yaml file can be seen in the 'ovirt-ansible' project. We are working on further documentation and will update when its ready.
[1]: https://gerrit.ovirt.org/c/81971/ [2]: https://gerrit.ovirt.org/q/topic:%2522change-queue-github%2522+(status:open%...)
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