Taskcluster/Deprecated/Operations/How-To/Enable a new Gecko Branch: Difference between revisions

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-== Set up Branch Role ==
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-Figure out the branch's scm level.  Here 'branch' is the path on hg.mozilla.org, and later 'shortbranch' is the last component of that name (e.g., project/ash and ash, respectively)
-    ssh hg.mozilla.org repo-group <branch>
-then create the role using https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-admin.
-    tcadmin make-gecko-branch-role <branch> <short-branch> <level>
-== Set up Mozilla-TaskCluster Configuration ==
-Land a patch similar to https://github.com/taskcluster/mozilla-taskcluster/pull/61/files naming your newly created role and the level.  Land and deploy the change.
-== Prime the tc-vcs cache ==
-Land a patch similar to https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-vcs/pull/62/files and wait for the hook to run.
-== Set up mozilla-taskcluster repo information ==
-Login to the heroku console and navigate to the mozilla-taskcluster application.  Click the "Compose MongoDB" button, click "repositories", and search for the repo by shortname, e.g., find({alias: "autoland"}).limit(10).  If you don't find anything, you'll need to re-run the repository importer; otherwise, verify that the push ID in Mongo corresponds to the latest push ID in the hg repository.  If Mongo has a push ID that is too high (which happens when a repo is reset), set it to the push ID in hg.