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Reduce Evergreen retries to 1 #491

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions scripts/evergreen/retry-evergreen.sh
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Expand Up @@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ if [ -z "${EVERGREEN_API_KEY}" ]; then
fi

EVERGREEN_API="https://evergreen.mongodb.com/api"
MAX_RETRIES="${EVERGREEN_MAX_RETRIES:-3}"
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@Julien-Ben Julien-Ben Oct 2, 2025 •
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We had this env variable set to 2 in the Evergreen project settings, for some reason it was not picked up by the script, so I just left an hardcoded value.

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Don't we need to have it inside an include_expansions_in_env block for the task?

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Probably, do we think we need an env variable for that ?

MAX_RETRIES=1

# Define build variants to exclude
# We ignore openshift because they only run one test at a time.
Expand All @@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ BUILD_IDS=($(curl -s -H "Api-User: ${EVERGREEN_USER}" -H "Api-Key: ${EVERGREEN_A
for BUILD_ID in "${BUILD_IDS[@]}"; do
echo "Finding failed tasks in BUILD ID: ${BUILD_ID}"
# shellcheck disable=SC2207
TASK_IDS=($(curl -s -H "Api-User: ${EVERGREEN_USER}" -H "Api-Key: ${EVERGREEN_API_KEY}" ${EVERGREEN_API}/rest/v2/builds/"${BUILD_ID}"/tasks | jq ".[] | select(.status == \"failed\" and .execution <= ${MAX_RETRIES})" | jq -r '.task_id'))
TASK_IDS=($(curl -s -H "Api-User: ${EVERGREEN_USER}" -H "Api-Key: ${EVERGREEN_API_KEY}" ${EVERGREEN_API}/rest/v2/builds/"${BUILD_ID}"/tasks | jq ".[] | select(.status == \"failed\" and .execution < ${MAX_RETRIES})" | jq -r '.task_id'))
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.execution is the id from the last failing task. Executions are 0-indexed


for TASK_ID in "${TASK_IDS[@]}"; do
echo "Retriggering TASK ID: ${TASK_ID}"
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