Sorry about that Rob, Wander is currently testing a release.
FWIW you can also grab the taskcluster-proxy version with a task like this (if you want to avoid reading server logs):
provisionerId: aws-provisioner-v1
workerType: github-worker
created: '2019-01-11T11:14:57.106Z'
deadline: '2019-01-12T11:14:57.106Z'
expires: '2020-01-12T11:14:57.106Z'
retries: 5
scopes: []
payload:
maxRunTime: 600
image: tutum/curl
features:
taskclusterProxy: true
command:
- /bin/bash
- '-c'
- 'curl -sI http://taskcluster | grep X-Taskcluster-Proxy-Version'
metadata:
name: query-taskcluster-proxy-version
description: >-
This task makes an HTTP request to the local taskcluster-proxy service to
determine which version of the taskcluster-proxy is installed.
owner: pmoore@mozilla.com
source: 'https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-proxy.git'
Just dumping this here it helps people in future who are struggling to determine version of taskcluster-proxy deployed on a given worker type...
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Sorry about that Rob, Wander is currently testing a release.
FWIW you can also grab the taskcluster-proxy version with a task like this (if you want to avoid reading server logs):
> provisionerId: aws-provisioner-v1
> workerType: github-worker
> created: '2019-01-11T11:14:57.106Z'
> deadline: '2019-01-12T11:14:57.106Z'
> expires: '2020-01-12T11:14:57.106Z'
> retries: 5
> scopes: []
> payload:
> maxRunTime: 600
> image: tutum/curl
> features:
> taskclusterProxy: true
> command:
> - /bin/bash
> - '-c'
> - 'curl -sI http://taskcluster | grep X-Taskcluster-Proxy-Version'
> metadata:
> name: query-taskcluster-proxy-version
> description: >-
> This task makes an HTTP request to the local taskcluster-proxy service to
> determine which version of the taskcluster-proxy is installed.
> owner: pmoore@mozilla.com
> source: 'https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-proxy.git'
Just dumping this here it helps people in future who are struggling to determine version of taskcluster-proxy deployed on a given worker type...
Sorry about that Rob, Wander is currently testing a release.
FWIW you can also grab the taskcluster-proxy version with a task like this (if you want to avoid reading server logs):
{
"provisionerId": "aws-provisioner-v1",
"workerType": "github-worker",
"schedulerId": "-",
"taskGroupId": "C8Omt6qoTKSisTBbQL1yWw",
"dependencies": [],
"requires": "all-completed",
"routes": [],
"priority": "lowest",
"retries": 5,
"created": "2019-01-11T11:13:25.247Z",
"deadline": "2019-01-12T11:13:25.247Z",
"expires": "2020-01-12T11:13:25.247Z",
"scopes": [],
"payload": {
"maxRunTime": 600,
"image": "tutum/curl",
"features": {
"taskclusterProxy": true
},
"command": [
"/bin/bash",
"-c",
"curl -sI http://taskcluster | grep X-Taskcluster-Proxy-Version"
]
},
"metadata": {
"name": "query-taskcluster-proxy-version",
"description": "This task makes an HTTP request to the local taskcluster-proxy service to determine which version of the taskcluster-proxy is installed.",
"owner": "pmoore@mozilla.com",
"source": "https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster-proxy.git"
},
"tags": {},
"extra": {}
}
Just dumping this here it helps people in future who are struggling to determine version of taskcluster-proxy deployed on a given worker type...
Sorry about that Rob, Wander is currently testing a release. FWIW you can also grab the taskcluster-proxy version with a task like this (if you want to avoid reading server logs): https://tools.taskcluster.net/groups/Hko0w7L_TkqBhBBBpj6ugA/tasks/Hko0w7L_TkqBhBBBpj6ugA/details Just dumping this here it helps people in future who are struggling to determine version of taskcluster-proxy deployed on a given worker type...