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* Use [https://github.com/mozilla/playdoh Playdoh] for the Web Site since that is very widely used within Mozilla by Web Dev and IT | |||
Revision as of 14:39, 11 February 2013
Team
Problem
As we look to run specific tests to a revision we there are possible times that we miss catching a regression. To do this we need to have a mechanism that allows us to bisect builds really quickly on a number of different platforms.
This will allow developers and sheriffs to find the bad revision really quickly to either fix or back out of the tree.
Goals & Considerations
Overall Requirements
- The ability to input a bad and good revision, the test that can reproduce this issue and which tree to run against
- Be able to work again different types of regression like tests or build
- Bisect on Pushes and Revisions
- Output results to be consumed by interfaces like TBPL
- Ability to handle custom test vs running existing test suite
- Have the ability to spawn multiple builds based on group requesting. E.g. Sheriffs have tree closed and need to bisect quickly.
Considerations
- How can we use mach
- Can we extend MozRegression to be core to this so we dont have to do builds again
- Can we use the Self-Serve API for some tasks to make things quicker
- We need be able to reuse RelEng infrastructure to run tasks.
Non-Goals
This is not building out infrastructure, nor the tools to run tests. This will just call a scheduler and download the builds(if they are available) to be distributed to the relevant machines for running
Design and Approach
Ideas to approach
- Re-use MozRegression when range is within 30 days
- If not schedule a build that we can then use
- Push different items into a queue that we can then pop so tasks are managed properly
- have web interface, using playdoh, to manage tasks
Implementation
- Use Playdoh for the Web Site since that is very widely used within Mozilla by Web Dev and IT