import "golang.org/x/build/dashboard"
Package dashboard contains shared configuration and logic used by various pieces of the Go continuous build system.
var Builders = map[string]BuildConfig{}
Builders are the different build configurations. The keys are like "darwin-amd64" or "linux-386-387". This map should not be modified by other packages.
type BuildConfig struct {
// Name is the unique name of the builder, in the form of
// "darwin-386" or "linux-amd64-race".
Name string
Notes string // notes for humans
Owner string // e.g. "bradfitz@golang.org", empty means golang-dev
VMImage string // e.g. "openbsd-amd64-58"
KubeImage string // e.g. "linux-buildlet-std:latest" (suffix after "gcr.io/<PROJ>/")
IsReverse bool // if true, only use the reverse buildlet pool
RegularDisk bool // if true, use spinning disk instead of SSD
TryOnly bool // only used for trybots, and not regular builds
// NumTestHelpers is the number of _additional_ buildlets
// past the first help out with sharded tests.
NumTestHelpers int
// BuildletType optionally specifies the type of buildlet to
// request from the buildlet pool. If empty, it defaults to
// the value of Name.
//
// These should be used to minimize builder types, so the buildlet pool
// implementations can reuse buildlets from similar-enough builds.
// (e.g. a shared linux-386 trybot can be reused for some linux-amd64
// or linux-amd64-race tests, etc)
//
// TODO(bradfitz): break BuildConfig up into BuildConfig and
// BuildletConfig and have a BuildConfig refer to a
// BuildletConfig. There's no much confusion now.
BuildletType string
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}A BuildConfig describes how to run a builder.
func (c *BuildConfig) AllScript() string
AllScript returns the relative path to the operating system's script to do the build and run its standard set of tests. Example values are "src/all.bash", "src/all.bat", "src/all.rc".
func (c *BuildConfig) AllScriptArgs() []string
AllScriptArgs returns the set of arguments that should be passed to the all.bash-equivalent script. Usually empty.
func (c *BuildConfig) BuildSubrepos() bool
func (c *BuildConfig) BuildletBinaryURL(e *buildenv.Environment) string
BuildletBinaryURL returns the public URL of this builder's buildlet.
func (c *BuildConfig) Env() []string
func (c *BuildConfig) FilePathJoin(x ...string) string
FilePathJoin is mostly like filepath.Join (without the cleaning) except it uses the path separator of c.GOOS instead of the host system's.
func (c *BuildConfig) GCENumCPU() int
GCENumCPU reports the number of GCE CPUs this buildlet requires.
func (c *BuildConfig) GOARCH() string
func (c *BuildConfig) GOOS() string
func (c *BuildConfig) GoBootstrapURL(e *buildenv.Environment) string
BuildletBinaryURL returns the public URL of this builder's buildlet.
func (c *BuildConfig) GorootFinal() string
GorootFinal returns the default install location for releases for this platform.
func (c *BuildConfig) IsRace() bool
func (c *BuildConfig) MachineType() string
MachineType returns the GCE machine type to use for this builder.
func (c *BuildConfig) MakeScript() string
MakeScript returns the relative path to the operating system's script to do the build. Example values are "src/make.bash", "src/make.bat", "src/make.rc".
func (c *BuildConfig) MakeScriptArgs() []string
MakeScriptArgs returns the set of arguments that should be passed to the make.bash-equivalent script. Usually empty.
func (c *BuildConfig) RunScript() string
RunScript returns the relative path to the operating system's script to run the test suite. Example values are "src/run.bash", "src/run.bat", "src/run.rc".
func (c *BuildConfig) RunScriptArgs() []string
RunScriptArgs returns the set of arguments that should be passed to the run.bash-equivalent script.
func (c BuildConfig) ShortOwner() string
ShortOwner returns a short human-readable owner.
func (c *BuildConfig) SplitMakeRun() bool
SplitMakeRun reports whether the coordinator should first compile (using c.MakeScript), then snapshot, then run the tests (ideally sharded) using c.RunScript. Eventually this function should always return true (and then be deleted) but for now we've only set up the scripts and verified that the main configurations work.
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