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Sign upMove WPT Linux from Buildbot to Taskcluster #24785
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This run looks pretty good, I think? https://community-tc.services.mozilla.com/tasks/groups/XVj2vEiQT_K-RK9MYhBJlA Filtered log:
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A second run got the exact same filtered unexpected results, so they don’t look intermittent: https://community-tc.services.mozilla.com/tasks/groups/UhZtEvtISO-VD3qkSvNRRA I don’t have a precise explanation for these differences with Buildbot, but we’re running Ubuntu 18.04 instead of 14.04 and Ubuntu’s gstreamer instead of https://github.com/servo/servo/wiki/How-to-generate-GStreamer-binaries-for-CI |
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Yeah, I would go ahead and add linux-specific expected results for those tests. |
Update expectations as differences don’t look intermittent: #24785 (comment) Fixes #23569
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Alright, let’s see how this looks. @bors-servo try=wpt |
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Currently this runs on GCP instances that have 16 “vCPU” (which as I understand it map to 8 cores / 16 threads). We can change max capacity (number of instances running concurrently) or the machine type in https://community-tc.services.mozilla.com/worker-manager/proj-servo%2Fdocker and send a PR to Other knobs at disposal are the number of chunks (= number of tasks), and the number of wptrunner processes per task. With the current config the time for release build + WPT tasks on Linux is well under that of macOS, which remains the limiting factor for cycle time. |
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Per your previous comments: @bors-servo r=jdm |
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It’s only no-op jobs since servo/servo#24785
Disable gating servo/servo PRs on Buildbot It’s only no-op jobs since servo/servo#24785 This doesn’t yet shut down Buildbot or remove its config, in case we want to move back.
Update expectations as differences don’t look intermittent: servo#24785 (comment) Fixes servo#23569
Update expectations as differences don’t look intermittent: servo#24785 (comment) Fixes servo#23569
SimonSapin commentedNov 19, 2019
Closes #24418