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author | Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org> | 2015-09-20 14:05:04 +0200 |
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committer | Holger Levsen <holger@layer-acht.org> | 2015-09-20 14:05:04 +0200 |
commit | bee43ac32e131f67afe0ac30c6e4a7808ab6a1c1 (patch) | |
tree | e0df38817c56a9c92e189c1591705304880e4b0c | |
parent | c58c8eac433573859a2f2eb5a08856d7e011ec97 (diff) | |
download | jenkins.debian.net-bee43ac32e131f67afe0ac30c6e4a7808ab6a1c1.tar.xz |
reproducible: updates
-rw-r--r-- | TODO | 36 |
1 files changed, 18 insertions, 18 deletions
@@ -170,40 +170,41 @@ properties: === reproducible builds * higher prio: -** cleanup old testing + diffscope schroots on armhf nodes, diffoscope schroots on pb-amd64 nodes and old schroot+pbuilder setups on jenkins +** notes related: +*** #786396: classify issue by "toolchain" or "package" fix needed: show bugs which block a bug +*** new page with annoted packages without categorized issues +*** new page with packages that have notes with comments (which are often useful / contain solutions / low-hanging fruits for newcomers) +*** new page with notes that doesnt make sense: a.) packages which are reproducible but should not, packages that build but shouldn't, etc. +*** new page with packages which are reproducible on one arch and unreproducible on another arch (in the same suite, so unstable only atm) +*** new page with packages which ftbfs on one arch and build fine on another arch (in the same suite, so unstable only atm) +*** send notifications to maintainers when a note to their packages changes? +** new page: packages which are orphaned but have a reproducible usertagged patch +** cleanup old testing + diffscope schroots on armhf nodes, diffoscope schroots on pb-amd64 nodes and old pbuilder setups on jenkins ** reproducible_build.sh changes needed: *** fix: "DIFFOSCOPE='E: Failed to change to directory ‘/tmp’: Permission denied" - maybe by making sure the cause is gone… +*** race condition with itself? https://jenkins.debian.net/job/reproducible_builder_armhf_6/716/console says Warning, package php5 in unstable on armhf is probably already building elsewhere, exiting. Please check https://jenkins.debian.net/job/reproducible_builder_armhf_6/716/ which does not compute. *** diffoscope needs to be run on the target arch... **** should probably be doable with qemu-static on the host -*** race condition with itself? https://jenkins.debian.net/job/reproducible_builder_armhf_6/716/console says Warning, package php5 in unstable on armhf is probably already building elsewhere, exiting. Please check https://jenkins.debian.net/job/reproducible_builder_armhf_6/716/ which does not compute. *** once all non remote build jobs are removed, remove the legacy code from _build.sh -** setup builder3, distribute more ressources +** setup builder3, to distribute more ressources away from jenkins itself +** test coreboot/openwrt/netbsd/freebsd on a node ** explain status in plain english on each coreboot/openwrt/netbsd/freebsd page, also on the Debian dashboard plus add an "executive summary about reproducible builds in the free software world" *** get the content for "<h2>status of $1</h2>" from notes.git/friends.yaml or such -** .py scripts: UDD or any db connection errors should either be retried or cause an abort (not failure!) of the job +** mattia: .py scripts: UDD or any db connection errors should either be retried or cause an abort (not failure!) of the job ** repo-comparison: check for binaries without source ** link source-data-epoch spec from rb.d.n ** link howto on each coreboot/openwrt/netbsd/freebsd page ** pkg sets are still amd64 only atm… -** use disorderfs (atm its disabled) -*** current scripts are only in hosts/jenkins/ but need to be copied to hosts/*/ +** use disorderfs: +*** code is there but disabled, but scripts are only in hosts/jenkins/ and need to be copied to hosts/*/ *** document usage in diff table... -** notes related -*** #786396: classify issue by "toolchain" or "package" fix needed: show bugs which block a bug -*** new page with annoted packages without categorized issues -*** new page with packages that have notes with comments (which are often useful / contain solutions / low-hanging fruits for newcomers) -*** new page with notes that doesnt make sense: a.) packages which are reproducible but should not, packages that build but shouldn't, etc. -**** aint that covered by reproducible_breakages.py already? no. -*** send notifications to maintainers when a note to their packages changes? * lesser prio -** scheduler: do not try to schedule other suites than unstable on armhf -** use build3 as (sudo) test system to develop a dsa approvable sudoers.d +** use build3 (or 5) as (sudo) test system to develop a dsa approvable sudoers.d ** do final s#debbindiff#diffoscope#g and s#dbd#ds#g and rename .debbindiff.html+txt files as well as the dbd directories... -** run amd64 builder 400 days in the past… (that way we will notice problems soon) +** run pb2-amd64 builder 400 days in the past… (that way we will notice problems soon) *** Acquire::Check-Valid-Until "false" should help, when setting the time to the future ** document (in README) the multihost setup -** the setup pbuilder+schroot setup scripts should detect network problems such as "Bad gateway" and sleep 5m and retry once ** more graphs: *** graph average build duration by day *** graph packages in testing+unstable which need to be fixed @@ -213,7 +214,6 @@ properties: *** reproducible_create_meta_pkg_sets uses schroot created by dpkg_setup_schroot_jessie job (outside of reproducible job space...) ** "fork" etc/schroot/default into etc/schroot/reproducible ** move "untested" field in stats table too? (as in csv output...) -** new page: packages which are orphaned but have a reproducible usertagged patch ** a reproducible_log_grep_by_sql.(py|sh) would be nice, to only grep in packages with a certain status (build in the last X days) ** adopt usertag script from pkg-apparmor to notify us about new usertagged bugs automatically ** use reprepro and snapshot (reprepro gen-snapshot) on alioth to speed up our repo, maybe. maybe we'll just be in sid soon :-) |