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Harvest the "without changes" runs from Taskcluster #865

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@Hexcles Hexcles commented Dec 6, 2018

This change extends the set of valid task names to accept the
"*-results-without-changes" tasks that are being added in
web-platform-tests/wpt#14382 . The change also
adds a "pr_base" label to these special runs, and "pr_head" to the PR
runs with the changes to prepare for the next step: using these runs
to calculate PR regressions (not implemented in this change).

Related to #708 .

This change extends the set of valid task names to accept the
"*-results-without-patch" tasks that are being added in
web-platform-tests/wpt#14382 . The change also
adds a "without_patch" label to these special runs to prepare for the
next step: using these runs to calculate PR regressions (not implemented
in this change).
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@@ -33,6 +33,10 @@ const BetaLabel = "beta"
// i.e. run from the master branch.
const MasterLabel = "master"

// WithoutPatchLabel is the label for running just the affected tests on a PR
// but without the patch.
const WithoutPatchLabel = "without_patch"
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So... I did say that eventually master might stop implying a full run, and this is that day.
I'm wondering if labelling the runs that aren't just the affected tests as full is a better route for our default homepage.

Alternatively (or even in conjunction with full) we can pick a more succinct name for this label. How about we go the science route, and label them as control? Or baseline? normal? prior?
... I think baseline might be best, since we use that term with the same semantic meaning in other contexts.

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@foolip suggested base (without_patch) and head (with patch) offline. They work IMHO, WDYT?

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Then I threw pr_base and pr_head into the mix. Either is fine, only possible misreading is that head could mean HEAD, i.e. master.

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Back to your first comment, Luke. I understand master eventually won't be full runs in the future, but this PR doesn't change the current status that master runs are always full runs, right?

I like pr_base and pr_head, for the overuse of the term "head" itself.

We settled down on the names of Taskcluster tasks (already landed in
WPT) and labels on wpt.fyi.
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Hexcles commented Dec 6, 2018

@lukebjerring PTAL again

@Hexcles Hexcles changed the title Harvest the "without patch" runs from Taskcluster Harvest the "without changes" runs from Taskcluster Dec 6, 2018
@Hexcles Hexcles merged commit 4d96621 into master Dec 6, 2018
@Hexcles Hexcles deleted the taskcluster-without-patch branch December 6, 2018 20:02
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