PQM getting tweaked

[Robert Collins]

On Tue, Apr 20, 2010 at 11:36 AM, Martin Pool <mbp at canonical.com> wrotOn 20
April 2010 06:58, Robert Collins <robertc at robertcollins.net> wrote:

>
> > Yes, thats related; there is a bug in the reporting. I hope to have a fix
> > deployed this morning Sydney time - it will depend on a few variables
> > exactly when. We didn't rollback because it was successfully processing.
> >
> > The current status is:
> >  - Tasks submitted by using lp:~lifeless/hydrazine/cron (run feed-pqm
> bzr,
> > follow your nose) will get picked up and processed automatically; they
> may
> > have issues reporting on status etc. *if that happens*:
> >     - file a bug on lp:pqm
> >     - submit via email as normal - the next queue run will pickup your
> > emailed submission, and you'll receive the normal processing of its
> > error/success. Once LP sees a merge (e.g. after you fix whatever issue is
> > occuring in your branch), the status will change to 'merged', and it will
> > drop out of the LP queue as well. Or if you find there is a broken test
> etc,
> > please change it from 'Queued' to 'work in progress', or 'needs review'.
>
> So the question is, which things are being sent through this path?


Things which someone uses my branch of hydrazine to submit. I'm submitting
things using that branch because its easy.


>  Is
> it automatically feeding all approved reviews?


No.


> If so, we have to be
> very careful to only use 'approved' to mean 'genuinely approved', not
> still needing tweaks (and maybe that should be more widely advertised
> than the tail end of this thread.)
>
> I assume you don't actually want multiple people running feed-pqm in cron
> mode?
>

There is no need to run --cron mode at all; pqm is using LP API's to read
directly from launchpad.


> What is supposed to happen if submission fails?
>

I'm not sure what you mean here. If you mean 'if the s command in hydrazine
blows up' - well, then the proposal will be unaltered, you can debug whats
going on / send via email /  file a bug on the cause of the problem.

If you mean 'what if PQM doesn't notice the queued branch', - have a look at
the web UI for PQM, and if your branch hasn't turned up there after 4-5
minutes (launchpadlib is slow), then send via email (and report the issue).

-Rob
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