Before, test.sh (duplicated between the desktop-test and
desktop1604-test images) was dropping permissions, creating a workspace,
and executing test-linux.sh. This is functionality now provided by
run-task.
So, convert the test tasks to use run-task.
One thing run-task isn't doing is created the workspace. So this
functionality has been moved into test-ubuntu1204.sh and
test-ubuntu1604.sh.
Since the test.sh files are no longer used after this change, they have
been deleted. The desktop-test image no longer has any files in the
bin/ directory, so the Dockerfile entry to copy those files has been
removed.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1BiskrMs6xW
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Previously, the code performed a "hidden" assignment to
worker['command'] when creating the "command" variable. This
tripped me up when reading the code because relying on variable
references isn't exactly obvious.
We now defer the assignment to worker['command'] until the end,
making the code a little easier to understand.
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Without this, "debug" and "opt" builds share the same cache. This
causes builds to randomly fail in automation.
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This fixes the use of the bogus pattern `taskcluster/**.py` which does not
actually match python files in subdirectories.
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We've created a new worker type based on c4.4xlarge and m4.4xlarge
instances to replace the existing worker types based on c3.2xlarge,
m3.2xlarge, and r3.2xlarge. The new worker type has 16 vCPU instead
of 8, which makes build tasks complete ~10 minutes faster.
We've also consolidated down into a single pool for workers.
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This was recently refactored (incorrectly) in 147b245de122
(bug 1290282). Before that refactor, we only defined {{build_name}}
in base_linux64.yml. After, we hard-coded "linux32" and "linux64."
The change to linux64 resulted in ASAN builds sharing the same cache
name. Derp.
This commit restores {{build_name}} to the cache path. And for
consistency, we use {{build_name}} on both 32 and 64-bit variants.
MozReview-Commit-ID: KhqIjzARETO
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Before, test.sh (duplicated between the desktop-test and
desktop1604-test images) was dropping permissions, creating a workspace,
and executing test-linux.sh. This is functionality now provided by
run-task.
So, convert the test tasks to use run-task.
It's worth noting that creating the workspace directory is no longer
necessary because it is defined as a VOLUME in the Dockerfile or a
cache in some task configurations. However, it is default owned by
root:root, so we do need to instruct run-task to chown it.
Since the test.sh files are no longer used after this change, they have
been deleted. The desktop-test image no longer has any files in the
bin/ directory, so the Dockerfile entry to copy those files has been
removed.
MozReview-Commit-ID: 1BiskrMs6xW
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Before, we'd open files and feed bytes to yaml.load(). When a str
is fed to yaml.load(), it attempts to guess the encoding. It defaults
to UTF-8 unless somebody set us up the BOM. This is probably OK.
Except if the file isn't valid UTF-8, the exception will be raised
in the bowels of YAML parsing and it may not be obvious the failure
is due to invalid UTF-8 input versus say Python str/unicode
coercion foo.
We change all call sites that load YAML from a file to use
codecs.open() to open the file in UTF-8 and perform UTF-8
decoding/validation at file read time. This should make any UTF-8
failures more obvious. Furthermore, it reinforces that our YAML files
are UTF-8 and not some other encoding.
I discovered this issue as part of trying to get emoji symbols to
render on Treeherder. Unfortunately, it appears pyyaml detects
many emoji as unprintable characters and refuses to load them. This
makes me sad and makes me want to abandon pyyaml/YAML in favor of
something that supports emoji :P
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Ryan VanderMeulen
Kim Moir
Gregory Szorc
Andrew Comminos
Wes Kocher
Andrew Halberstadt
Geoff Brown
aselagea
Joel Maher
Steve Fink
Carsten "Tomcat" Book
Dustin J. Mitchell