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It would be useful to have more information associated with each job, for example:
Running time (end_time - start_time)
Job status, e.g. waiting to start, started running, failed
Other fields can be requested in comments below.
Current system
The commit search page is currently backed by a database with the following schema:
ci_build_index (
label TEXT NOT NULL,
hash TEXT NOT NULL,
job_id TEXT NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (label, hash, job_id)
)
where job_id is for example linux-arm64-5.0, encoding the OS, architecture, and OCaml version of the job.
On job creation a database record is immediately entered into ci_build_index. We have no current way of modifying existing records, making changing data like those detailed above more difficult to keep in sync.
What would be required
A database migration system would be required to change the deployed DB schema to the one desired. This system already exists in index.ml of ocurrent/ocaml-ci.
DB queries would have to be written to be able to update records.
At all points in the code where relevent job events occur, the right DB queries would have to be run. If any are missed then the in-memory and database state could fall out of sync.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
It would be useful to have more information associated with each job, for example:
end_time - start_time
)Other fields can be requested in comments below.
Current system
The commit search page is currently backed by a database with the following schema:
where
job_id
is for examplelinux-arm64-5.0
, encoding the OS, architecture, and OCaml version of the job.On job creation a database record is immediately entered into
ci_build_index
. We have no current way of modifying existing records, making changing data like those detailed above more difficult to keep in sync.What would be required
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: