| Re: [jgit-dev] Hudson down? |
On Fri, Jul 10, 2015 at 11:58 AM, Alex Blewitt <alex.blewitt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 11:57 PM, Alex Blewitt <alex.blewitt@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:What if the gerrit page had a "retrigger" that could send a repeat of the event to the ssh stream that included the change?Which event? There are potentially dozens of events represented on a given change screen; are you proposing buttons next to each patch set/reviewer/inline comment/message?However there's typically only one or two that are picked up to trigger builds:The default one is "patchset created" so I'd suggest this is the right one to resend down the stream to re-trigger downstream builds.ÂPeople are always asking us "when are you going to support stream-events on googlesource.com", and stuff like this is why my answer is usually "are you sure you want that? 'cause it kinda sucks."OTOH this thread was kicked off because of a user of stream-events and has no bearing on whether it would be useful for googlesource.com.ÂI'm just saying that stream-events is tricky and error-prone for _anybody_ and that's why I generally steer people in the direction of polling ;)A real reliable many-to-many pubsub service with redelivery, etc. would be nifty, but stream-events is not that.That's true - however given it's what we do have and what is used in this case and where I've seen similar in the past where people didn't have access to the build to do the retrigger (but could do a rebase which does send a patchset created message) it would be an optimisation to not do unnecessary git work just to send an event.Â
AlexÂAlexÂÂThat way you wouldn't have to rely on where the server is located and you could also retrigger failed jobs where there was a transient problem in building which was unrelated to your change. Would be better than having to amend the commit message or doing a rebase, which are the two ways you can manually do this at the moment.ÂAlex
Sent from my iPhat 6On Thu, Jul 9, 2015 at 6:56 PM, Dave Borowitz <dborowitz@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:I have a series I pushed yesterday that hasn't gotten any attention from Hudson:Any ideas why?sometimes the ssh connection used by the gerrit-trigger plugin stops working.Hudson admins can restart it by clicking a button under "Manage Hudson > Gerrit Trigger".Newer versions of the gerrit-trigger plugin available for Jenkins have awatchdog thread which auto-restarts the connection in case there are no stream eventsfor a configurable time period.The latest gerrit-trigger version available for Jenkins is 2.14.0the latest one available for Hudson isÂ2.5.3-h-2on the JGit HudsonÂ2.5.3-h-1 is installed.I filedto request a modern gerrit-trigger version for HudsonAlternatively we could raise more voices for Jenkins onYou can manually (re-)trigger a build for voting jobs hereenter a Gerrit query to find your change, select the patchset you want to build and click"Trigger Selected".-Matthias_______________________________________________
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