553684 - Set up Tinderboxpushlog for private security testing repository

Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX

(Core Graveyard :: Tracking, defect, P5)

Description

[chris hofmann]

bug  Bug 551745 identifies the need to set up a private repository for testing security patches in advance of landing on public source trees.

This bug is about making some of the webdev/developer tools available to track changes on those private repositories.

At a meeting on 3/15 we figured out we need Tinderbox Pushlog & Graph Server and that we need to figure out who owns these tools and can enable them to work on the private security patch testing repo

Comment 1

[Reed Loden [:reed]]

Each one of these sites should be a separate bug.

Comment 2

[Daniel Veditz [:dveditz]]

Currently tinderboxpushlog isn't even hosted on Mozilla servers. Although it would be sad not having this nice tool we can get along without it initially. We can rely on eyeballing tinderbox and pushloghtml as we did in the old days before mstange started hosting tinderboxpushlog.

I thought joduinn told me there was a bug on hosting tinderboxpushlog on mozilla servers but I couldn't find it. If there is one please make this bug depend on that one.

Comment 3

[John O'Duinn [:joduinn] (please use "needinfo?" flag)]

(In reply to comment #2)
> Currently tinderboxpushlog isn't even hosted on Mozilla servers. Although it
> would be sad not having this nice tool we can get along without it initially.
> We can rely on eyeballing tinderbox and pushloghtml as we did in the old days
> before mstange started hosting tinderboxpushlog.
Cool. thanks.

> I thought joduinn told me there was a bug on hosting tinderboxpushlog on
> mozilla servers but I couldn't find it. If there is one please make this bug
> depend on that one.
There is no bug afaict. This is a future WebDev/IT goal, iirc.

Comment 4

[Ed Morley [:emorley]]

The overall project has been wontfixed aiui; if this ever changes please file bugs in webtools::tinderboxpushlog - or more likely by the time this happens, against treeherder, which is a replacement for it. If in doubt ask the sheriffs ([e-mail]) or the a-team (auto-tools@moco).