Il 16/05/2014 10:37, David Caro ha scritto:
On Fri 16 May 2014 09:33:44 AM CEST, Sandro Bonazzola wrote:
Il 15/05/2014 18:46, David Caro ha scritto:
Hi!
From time to time we have some patches that are merged to master branches without having been tested mostly because the developer merges before having any response from the jenkins system.
Merging one of those patches makes any following test run on that branch to fail, and creating a lot of noise and trouble around all patches and jobs.
So I wanted to stat a little discussion to bring up ideas on how to prevent that. Some random thoughts:
* -1 the patch at jenkins job start, and reset to 0 on success or infra failure, and keep -1 if jenkins failure * Only send a message to the patch with 'jenkins jobs started'
I think that something like "jenkins jobs started, please don't merge until they finish" should be enough.
* Setup zuul as gateway, and make it block the patches if they do not pass the tests
Cheers!
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Usually the flow is reabase -> submit, that is done pretty easily from the ui, and it does not give too much time to check any comments (the rebase and submit buttons are on the top, and the comments show at the end). So doing that will not help on that case, as the developer would not see the comment before submitting. I think we should block, at least for a couple minutes, so he has to read the comments to be able to submit.
We had that before also, adding a comment when the jobs start, but we removed it by developers request iirc
Also recently you can just press submit and it automatically rebase before merging. So maybe yes, just a message isn't enough
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