When investigating kernel logs e.g.: for finding oom killed containers,
the kernel does not log the name of the incriminated container but only
the id. With this commit the runbot will also log the container short id
which is enough to correlate the logs.
There are two wizards for the runbot build errors:
- One to close an error with a reason
- One to update the team/user or PR
With this commit, the two wizards are merged into one wizard that helps
to update errors in bulk.
Also, a button is added in the list view that allow to save a mouse
click.
The `NEW` button is removed from the tree view as it should not be of
any use.
Pausing a host can be usefull in some case, mainly when testing new code
The loop will have no effect avoiding to break some build wainting for
testing.
Profile will help to identify potential performance flows during the
loop.
One of the most common custom trigger is to restore a build before
starting some test, either to create a multibuild or make the execution
and debug of some test faster.
It is somethimes tedious to use because we need to give an url of a
build to restore. This build must correspond to the right commits,
must still exixt, ... this means that the dump url must be adapted
everytime a branch is rebased.
The way the dump_url is defined is by going on the last batch, following
the link to the `base_reference_batch_id`, finding a slot corresponding
to the right repo set, (ex: Custom enterprise -> enterprise), and
copying the dump_url in this build.
The base_reference_batch_id is eay to automated but we have to find the
right trigger, this is now a parameter of the custom trigger wizard.
There are actually 2 strategy now to define how to download the dump:
- `url`, using `restore_ dump_url`
- `auto`, using `restore_trigger_id` and `restore_database_suffix`
To ease the setup, a `restore_trigger_id` is added on a trigger, so that
when selecting a trigger, lets say `Custom enterprise`, the defined
`trigger.restore_trigger_id` is automatically chosen for the
`custom_trigger.restore_trigger_id` and the `restore_mode` is setted to
auto.
Two actions are also added to the header of a bundle, a shorcut to
setup a multi build (restore in children) or a restore and test build
(restore in parent).
In view list widget are not always instanciated and a formater is used
instead. This means that the t-esc will try to output a jsonb field
without nowing how to render it, making the page crash.
This is quickly fixed by forcing the widget on the field in tree view.
The python steps can be long and interresting to track but the change is
actually hard to see since a block of code is logged instead of the diff.
Also, the whitespaces are not preserverd since we are note in a <pre>
block making it hard to read.
This proposes an alternative to display python code tracking values as
a diff with options to copu the raw content of the old and new version.
(as well as showing unchanged lines or not)
A first step to get more independant from web and website was done in
15.0 but some file were moved and it looks like the bootstrap version
changed breaking the frontend again. (4.3->5.1)
This commit simply copies the libs from odoo/15.0 to avoid losing time
fixing the frontend look and feel for the new bootstrap version for now.
A future refactoring could change the vendored version to addapt to 5.1
while modernizing the frontend style.
Firefox blocks downloads from http link if you are on an https page
Allow to deactivate via an ICP in case the runbot is configured over
HTTP (you shouldn't really)
When the runbot tries to drop a local database, if the that raises an
exception, it goes in a loop failure. It mays happen for example if
someone forgot to close a psql during an investigation :-)
With this commit, the exceptions are catched and at least the database
name is logged.
Since all versions will have a defined dockerfile, the project one
will alway be ignored. The idea here is that for a project, we may
definea default dockerfile_id so that we don't have to set it on all
bundle to make it work.
The _kill method was called in multiple case, usually when something
wrong happen:
- exception initiating pending
- kill requested manually
- testing time exceeded
- exception running a job
- ...
But it will also be called when killing a running build.
It was usually not an issue since the status remains the same, but it is
not true if the same commit is used in two build, the new one is green,
the old one is red (enterprise commit remaining the same but community
commit changed as an example)
In this situation, the enterprise commit may receive the red ci from the
old build while the last one is green.
Since with the last version, the github status responsibility is left to
write method, this github status is not useful anymore, updating the
state and result is enough.
This commit also removes the commit since it is not always a god idea.
Most of the time the transaction will be comited quite fast after that
with the new scheduler.
Note that checking in github status if no status has a more recent build
may be a good idea. Only the most recent build using a commit could
sending a status? This would not alway be helpful Imagine a commit used
in 2 branches by mistake, the last build is not always the one we want
(usually fixed by rebuilding a subbuild of the good build)
In some case, a build can add a lot of info in a log, there
is already a limit to the number of entry but not to the size of an
entry. This will limit the database usage in case of mistake/abuse.
When filtering bundles in the frontend, the user is not able to search
for its final trigram because of the `like`search.
With this commit, if the search contains a `%` symbol, the `=like`
operator is used permitting more accurate searches.
With this commit, a custom widget is added to go to the reunbot frontend
from a Char field. This allows to go from the bundle backend page to the
bundle frontend page wich is more useful in some situations.
e.g.: when creating a custom trigger with the wizard, this allows to
test the trigger with 2 clicks.
