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Applying checks to build variants

In projects with multiple build variants, you may not desire to apply the criteria to every build variant. The --display-variant-name and/or --build-variant options allow you to control which build variants the checks should apply. Options take a regular expressions as an argument. Any build variants that match against the regular express will have their criteria checked.

The --display-variant-name and/or --build-variant option can be specified multiple times to provide multiple regular expression to check against.

For example, to check that a task was successful on builds that end with "-required" and "-suggested" and which display names start with "! " and "* ", I would run the following:

git co-evg-base \
  --passing-task compile_dist_test \
  --display-variant-name "^! .*" \
  --display-variant-name "^\* .*" \
  --build-variant ".*-required$" \
  --build-variant ".*-suggested$"

Specifying the Evergreen project

By default, the mongodb-mongo-master project will be queried. This can be changed by using the --evg-project option.

For example, to query the mongodb-mongo-v5.0 project, I would run the following:

git co-evg-base --pass-threshold 0.95 --evg-project mongodb-mongo-v5.0