autocloudreporter
is a fedmsg consumer for reporting Autocloud results to
ResultsDB. It listens out for Autocloud fedmsg messages, and submits results
using the resultsdb_conventions module for conveniently reporting results in
'conventional' format.
The code was written with Python 3 in mind, but it turns out that verification of fedmsg message signatures does not currently work in Python 3, so it should be run under Python 2 for now.
Python libraries:
Install the required external Python libraries, then use setuptools to install, e.g.:
python setup.py install
Two consumers are provided, a 'test' and a 'production' consumer. For 'test':
dev
(not prod
) messagesIn this mode it is safe to play around with the consumer, and you can use a
tool like fedmsg-dg-replay
to trigger event creation by replaying a relevant
fedmsg (which will show up with a dev
topic rather than prod
).
For 'production':
prod
(not dev
) messagesPLEASE do not enable the production consumer on a system authorized to submit results to ResultsDB without checking with Fedora QA.
The fedmsg config keys for the consumers are autocloudreporter.test.enabled
and autocloudreporter.prod.enabled
respectively.
autocloudreporter
is released under the GPL, version 3 or later. See COPYING
and the header of autocloudreporter.py
itself.
Issues and pull requests can be filed in Pagure.
Pull requests must be signed off (use the -s
git argument). By signing off
your pull request you are agreeing to the
Developer's Certificate of Origin:
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