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diff --git a/taskcluster/taskgraph/transforms/task.py b/taskcluster/taskgraph/transforms/task.py--- a/taskcluster/taskgraph/transforms/task.py+++ b/taskcluster/taskgraph/transforms/task.py@@ -1582,16 +1582,44 @@ def add_index_routes(config, tasks): index_type = index.get('type', 'generic') task = index_builders[index_type](config, task) del task['index'] yield task @transforms.add+def replace_level_in_workertype(config, tasks): + """ + This transform replaces {level} in workerType name with actual scm level. + """ + for task in tasks: + level = str(config.params['level']) + task['worker-type'] = task['worker-type'].format(level=level) + yield task++@transforms.add+def use_beta_workertypes(config, tasks):+ """+ This transform uses a dictionary of worker type names to worker type names+ in order to map one set of worker types to another set. This is typically+ useful when you want to run a try push against a staging set of worker+ types, that you want to test before rolling them out to production.+ """+ find_replace_dict = {+ "releng-hardware/gecko-t-linux64-talos": "releng-hardware/gecko-t-linux64-talos-b",+ }+ # This will replace releng-hardware/gecko-t-osx-1010 worker-type with releng-hardware/gecko-t-osx-1010-beta+ # for Linux, you will need to use releng-hardware/geck-t-linux-talos with releng-hardware/geck-t-linux-talos-b+ for task in tasks:+ if task['worker-type'] in find_replace_dict:+ task['worker-type'] = find_replace_dict[task['worker-type']]+ yield task++@transforms.add def build_task(config, tasks): for task in tasks: level = str(config.params['level']) worker_type = task['worker-type'].format(level=level) provisioner_id, worker_type = worker_type.split('/', 1) project = config.params['project'] routes = task.get('routes', [])</pre>

@transforms.adddef use_beta_workertypes(config, tasks)* Commit the changes using the following commit message: ""hg commit -m " This transform uses a dictionary of worker type names to worker type names in order to map one set of worker types to another set. This is typically useful when you want to run a <commit_message>; try push against a staging set of worker types, that you want to test before rolling them out to production. """ find_replace_dict = { "releng: -hardware/gecko-t-osxb do -1010": "relengp macosx64 -hardware/geckou all -t-osx-1010-betanone". The <commit_message> will be a message that will describe your action,like: Run all tests on OSX staging workers. } # This will replace releng-hardware** To run different tests or on a different platform, use https:/gecko-t-osx-1010 worker-type with releng-hardware/geckomozilla-t-osx-1010-beta # for Linux, you will need to use releng-hardware.net/geck-t-linux-talos with releng-hardwaretrychooser/geck-t-linux-talos-b for task in tasks: if task** Do _not_ run unnecessay tests or you may end up on the ['worker-type'] in find_replace_dicthttps: task['worker-type'//catlee.github.io/highscores/highscores.html hiscore board] = find_replace_dict[task['worker-type']] yield task.