Bug 1656036 - Stop trying to ingest Fenix pushes for branches that we… #6669
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I'm running this on prototype. |
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With fewer workers prototype is catching up faster: |
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I pushed one more time for tasks that do not use those env variables. For instance: https://firefox-ci-tc.services.mozilla.com/api/queue/v1/task/LKSAc7NLTIWQIo3g-XTybw |
… don't support There are Fenix tasks coming down the ingestion pipeline for PRs and non-master branches. This avoids raising MissingPushException and retrying ingesting the task multiple times. You can test this locally with this command: ```shell ./manage.py ingest task --task-id LKSAc7NLTIWQIo3g-XTybw ```
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… don't support
There are Fenix tasks coming down the ingestion pipeline for PRs and non-master branches.
This avoids raising MissingPushException and retrying ingesting the task multiple times.
You can test this locally with this command: