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Toil: Continuous Testing on Many Platforms

Listening to oilshell/oil:

• dev-minimal
  • Can a contributor quickly get started with the Oil repo?
  • They just want to run bin/osh without installing much
• ovm-tarball
• TODO: dev-all
  • run spec tests against dev-all
    • TODO: requires test/spec-bin.sh, which should be moved to _deps/spec-bin
  • build oil.ovm tarball
  • TODO: build oil-native tarball
    • requires MyPy
  • TODO: push metadata to https://github.com/oilshell/tarballs
    • you need a Github token for this
  • Content lives on http://travis-ci.oilshell.org/tarballs/
• dev-all-nix
  • nix environment
  • Run spec tests. Can also run the release.

Listening to oilshell/tarballs:

• Travis
  • OS X (bin-darwin)
• Sourcehut
  • Alpine (bin-alpine)
  • OpenBSD (bin-openbsd)
  • Alternate architectures like ARM

All of these build both oil.ovm and oil-native. Need maintainers. We build them as a "start".

Code

• services/toil-worker.sh runs on each build service node. For each job, it publishes a few files to travis-ci.oilshell.org:
  • JSON metadata about the commit and build environment
  • TSV metadata for each "toil" step
  • A .wwz file (servable zip file) of logs
• services/toil_web.py runs on travis-ci.oilshell.org and reads the metadata from every job to construct an index.html.