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Buildbot Documentation Release 0.9.10 Buildbot Documentation Release 0.9.10 Brian Warner Aug 03, 2017 Contents 1 Buildbot Tutorial 3 1.1 First Run.................................................3 1.2 First Buildbot run with Docker......................................6 1.3 A Quick Tour...............................................9 1.4 Further Reading............................................. 17 2 Buildbot Manual 23 2.1 Introduction............................................... 23 2.2 Installation................................................ 29 2.3 Concepts................................................. 44 2.4 Secret Management........................................... 56 2.5 Configuration............................................... 58 2.6 Transition to “worker” terminology................................... 239 2.7 Customization.............................................. 244 2.8 New-Style Build Steps.......................................... 269 2.9 Command-line Tool........................................... 272 2.10 Resources................................................. 283 2.11 Optimization............................................... 283 2.12 Plugin Infrastructure in Buildbot..................................... 283 2.13 Deployment............................................... 284 3 Buildbot Development 287 3.1 General Documents........................................... 287 3.2 APIs................................................... 370 3.3 Python3 compatibility.......................................... 461 3.4 Classes.................................................. 464 4 Release Notes 501 4.1 Buildbot 0.9.10 ( 2017-08-03 ).................................. 501 4.2 Buildbot 0.9.9.post2 ( 2017-07-06 ).............................. 502 4.3 Buildbot 0.9.9.post1 ( 2017-07-01 ).............................. 502 4.4 Buildbot 0.9.9 ( 2017-06-29 )................................... 502 4.5 Buildbot 0.9.8 ( 2017-06-14 )................................... 503 4.6 Buildbot 0.9.7 ( 2017-05-09 )................................... 504 4.7 Buildbot 0.9.6 ( 2017-04-19 )................................... 505 4.8 Buildbot 0.9.5 ( 2017-03-18 )................................... 506 4.9 Buildbot 0.9.4 ( 2017-02-08 )................................... 507 i 4.10 Buildbot 0.9.3 ( 2017-01-11 )................................... 508 4.11 Buildbot 0.9.2 ( 2016-12-13 )................................... 509 5 Older Release Notes 511 5.1 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.1 ................................... 511 5.2 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0 ................................... 514 5.3 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc4 ................................. 524 5.4 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc3 ................................. 525 5.5 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc2 ................................. 525 5.6 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc1 ................................. 527 5.7 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b9................................... 528 5.8 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b8................................... 530 5.9 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b7................................... 537 5.10 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b6................................... 538 5.11 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b5................................... 539 5.12 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b4................................... 539 5.13 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b3................................... 540 5.14 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b2................................... 541 5.15 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b1................................... 542 5.16 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.11.................................... 549 5.17 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.10.................................... 552 5.18 Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.9..................................... 552 5.19 Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.8.................................... 559 5.20 Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.7.................................... 561 5.21 Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.6p1................................... 566 6 Indices and Tables 571 7 Copyright 573 Buildmaster Configuration Index 575 Scheduler Index 577 Change Source Index 579 Build Step Index 581 Reporter Target Index 583 Configurator Target Index 585 Build Worker Index 587 Command Line Index 589 Data API Event Index 591 REST/Data API Resource Type Index 593 REST/Data API Path Index 595 REST/Data API Actions Index 597 Python Module Index 599 ii Buildbot Documentation, Release 0.9.10 This is the Buildbot documentation for Buildbot version 0.9.10. If you are evaluating Buildbot and would like to get started quickly, start with the Tutorial. Regular users of Buildbot should consult the Manual, and those wishing to modify Buildbot directly will want to be familiar with the Developer’s Documentation. Contents 1 Buildbot Documentation, Release 0.9.10 2 Contents CHAPTER 1 Buildbot Tutorial Contents: First Run Goal This tutorial will take you from zero to running your first buildbot master and worker as quickly as possible, without changing the default configuration. This tutorial is all about instant gratification and the five minute experience: in five minutes we want to convince you that this project works, and that you should seriously consider spending time learning the system. In this tutorial no configuration or code changes are done. This tutorial assumes that you are running Unix, but might be adaptable to Windows. Thanks to virtualenv (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv), installing buildbot in a standalone environment is very easy. For those more familiar with Docker (https://docker.com), there also exists a docker version of these instructions. You should be able to cut and paste each shell block from this tutorial directly into a terminal. Getting ready There are many ways to get the code on your machine. We will use the easiest one: via pip in a virtualenv (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv). It has the advantage of not polluting your operating system, as everything will be contained in the virtualenv. To make this work, you will need the following installed: • Python (https://www.python.org/) and the development packages for it • virtualenv (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenv) 3 Buildbot Documentation, Release 0.9.10 Preferably, use your distribution package manager to install these. You will also need a working Internet connection, as virtualenv and pip will need to download other projects from the Internet. Note: Buildbot does not require root access. Run the commands in this tutorial as a normal, unprivileged user. Creating a master The first necessary step is to create a virtualenv for our master. We will also use a separate directory to demonstrate the distinction between a master and worker: mkdir -p ~/tmp/bb-master cd ~/tmp/bb-master On Python 2: virtualenv --no-site-packages sandbox source sandbox/bin/activate On Python 3: python3 -m venv sandbox source sandbox/bin/activate Now that we are ready, we need to install buildbot: pip install --upgrade pip pip install 'buildbot[bundle]' Now that buildbot is installed, it’s time to create the master: buildbot create-master master Buildbot’s activity is controlled by a configuration file. We will use the sample configuration file unchanged: mv master/master.cfg.sample master/master.cfg Finally, start the master: buildbot start master You will now see some log information from the master in this terminal. It should end with lines like these: 2014-11-01 15:52:55+0100 [-] BuildMaster is running The buildmaster appears to have (re)started correctly. From now on, feel free to visit the web status page running on the port 8010: http://localhost:8010/ Our master now needs (at least) a worker to execute its commands. For that, head on to the next section! Creating a worker The worker will be executing the commands sent by the master. In this tutorial, we are using the pyflakes project as an example. As a consequence of this, your worker will need access to the git (https://git-scm.com/) command in order 4 Chapter 1. Buildbot Tutorial Buildbot Documentation, Release 0.9.10 to checkout some code. Be sure that it is installed, or the builds will fail. Same as we did for our master, we will create a virtualenv for our worker next to the other one. It would however be completely ok to do this on another computer - as long as the worker computer is able to connect to the master one: mkdir -p ~/tmp/bb-worker cd ~/tmp/bb-worker On Python 2: virtualenv --no-site-packages sandbox source sandbox/bin/activate On Python 3: python3 -m venv sandbox source sandbox/bin/activate Install the buildbot-worker command: pip install --upgrade pip pip install buildbot-worker # required for `runtests` build pip install setuptools-trial Now, create the worker: buildbot-worker create-worker worker localhost example-worker pass Note: If you decided to create this from another computer, you should replace localhost with the name of the computer where your master is running. The username (example-worker), and password (pass) should be the same as those in master/master.cfg; verify this is the case by looking at the section for c['workers']: cat ../bb-master/master/master.cfg And finally, start the worker: buildbot-worker start worker Check the worker’s output. It should end with lines like these: 2014-11-01 15:56:51+0100 [-] Connecting to localhost:9989 2014-11-01 15:56:51+0100 [Broker,client] message from master: attached The worker appears to have (re)started correctly. Meanwhile, from the other terminal, in the master log (twisted.log
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