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Apart from the verification-manifests, the other manifest repositories were updated every time a test passed and the nightly triggers were removed because they were too racy I thought.
That makes sense and is the natural setup for GiHub as well. sel4test and camkes tests currently run that way already and seem to be going fine, so I'll keep with that direction for the rest.
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Mostly done for this repo and seL4, but still needs to be deployed in the other main repos, so keeping this open for a bit longer.
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Currently this is triggered by a nightly run on Bamboo.
Apart from the verification-manifests, the other manifest repositories were updated every time a test passed and the nightly triggers were removed because they were too racy I thought.
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Only one left is the rumprun repo, then I think we have everything the release scripts care about.
Currently, the trigger goes directly from a repo that has changed to the tests for all of the manifests this repo is mentioned in, i.e. they run concurrently instead of in a chain. This seems to be going Ok for now and not be causing too much overload on the machine queue.
I'd be for keeping it this way (unless we run into resource issues), because it avoids a single repo in the chain blocking all other tests.
There is also still the issue we had in the 12.1.0 release that PRs were merged during the release process, so some manifests refer to a different version than others, and the release got stuck because there was not anything consistent to tag. That was resolved manually, but it'd be nice to not have to do that in the future. For 12.1.0 the issue was exacerbated because of networking issues at D61, so the whole thing took much longer than usual. Only way I can see to ensure all release runs see the same state is to not merge PRs just before a release, i.e. have a code freeze period for a few days while everything is churning through.
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Ok, all the hardware + deploy actions are done now. seL4 releases should work as before!
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Related Issues (20)
- adjust sel4bench parameters for hifive
- use l4v sorry-count.sh
- update actions to node16
- update use of `set-output` HOT 1
- make sel4bench run available on seL4 PRs HOT 1
- compile action should test MCS HOT 2
- fix set-ouput breakage HOT 2
- find hg versions that work for the Isabelle mirror HOT 2
- Using fork of ci-action fails HOT 2
- Build and simulate sel4test for Microchip PolarFire Icicle Kit HOT 1
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- thylint action should not fail on deleted files
- preprocess bump for MCS
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- Drop march from platforms.yml if there is no use HOT 4
- upgrade actions to Node 20 HOT 4
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- Dockerhub still advertises obsolete trustworthysystems/sel4-riscv HOT 1
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