957280 - Crash report for "mozilla::Maybe<nsAutoString>::~Maybe()" doesn't link to bug report that was filed for it

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 865146

(Socorro :: General, task)

Description

[Daniel Holbert [:dholbert]]

Bug 957006 was filed from the Socorro interface, for bp-ebc8b6e8-7560-4267-b3e1-b0a8b2131231.

However, the crash report doesn't list the bug in its "Related Bugs" section. (Nor do newer crash reports with the same signature, e.g. bp-332d798f-3c42-47a5-843f-a0f892140107)

AFAICT the bug was filed correctly, with the right signature, so I'm not sure why Socorro is failing to suggest the bug.

Comment 1

[Lonnen :lonnen]

Some investigation --

I grabbed the data the cron would get from bugzilla and the signature in question was in there, but it's not listed in the bugzilla cron log output. Initially suspected the tilde was to blame but other tilde signatures get processed normally and there's nothing obvious in the parser that would treat anything but [@ and ] differently.

Comment 2

[K Lars Lohn [:lars] [:klohn]]

here's my theory: If I look at the logs for crontabber, I can see that it runs every hour.  But after 6pm PST, it logs nothing after finding no results from its bugzilla query.  The date set in the query comes from "job_information['last_success']" which I bet is UTC.  Bugzilla uses PST.  At 6pm every day, crontabber starts looking for bugs filed on a day that hasn't happened yet in the PST timezone.  

At midnight, the UTC day and PST day match and the bugzilla queries start returning results again.  However, the bug in question is NOT returned by that query because it happened on the previous day, not the current day.

Comment 3

[Lonnen :lonnen]

filed 957301 to rewrite the cron. Should fix this too.