[Buildbot-devel] hideStepIf problem

[Esther Baruk]

Hello,

Yes that's what I meant.
What doesn't work ? The step still appears on the webpage but in 
lightblue saying it is skipped ? Do you have anything on the master logs ?
I didn't mention it, but you must import buildbot.status.results before 
writing the skipped function code.

Esther Baruk

Le 27/02/2013 20:02, Jean-Michel Beuken a écrit :
> Hi Esther,
>
> thanks for your advance
>
> I try this  :
>
> -------------------------
> def skipped(result, s):
>     return (result == buildbot.status.results.SKIPPED)
>
> doStepIf = is_newtest,  hideStepIf = skipped,
> ------------------------------------------
>
> right ?   if yes,  same problem...
>
> :-(
>
> jmb
>
>
> On 27/02/2013 18:39, Esther Baruk wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> For what it's worth, I encountered the same problem as you. I wanted 
>> to hide the step if it was skipped.
>> Testing the condition "results==SKIPPED" didn't work. The solution 
>> was to provide the absolute path of the SKIPPED value.
>> The code of the function I pass to hideStepIf looks like:
>>
>> def skipped(result, s):
>>     return (result == buildbot.status.results.SKIPPED)
>>
>> Hope this helps,
>>
>> Esther Baruk
>>
>> Le 27/02/2013 18:33, Jean-Michel Beuken a écrit :
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> the doStepIf works perfectly ...
>>> but when I try to use hideStepIf with the same argument ( boolean or 
>>> integer ) that in the doStepIf,
>>> the build hangs ( Build in progress...)   ( no way to Stop the 
>>> current build ..only with a restart of master :-( )
>>>
>>>
>>> this is a part of the code used to set "hideStepIf" under a step :
>>>
>>> -----------------------------------------
>>> class MyCheck(ShellCommand):
>>>     def evaluateCommand(self, cmd):
>>>         self.setProperty('newtest', 1, "newtest")
>>>         if cmd.rc != 0:
>>>                 self.setProperty('newtest', 0, "newtest")
>>>         return SUCCESS
>>>
>>> def is_newtest(step):
>>>     a = step.getProperty("newtest")
>>>     return a
>>>
>>> doStepIf = is_newtest
>>> hideStepIf = not( is_newtest )
>>> -----------------------------------------
>>>
>>> hideStepIf = True    or    hideStepIf = False     works correctly
>>>
>>> but ( found in  Buildbot 0.8.7p1 doc )
>>>
>>> hideStepIf=lambda results, s: results==SKIPPED
>>>
>>> doesn't work...  ( to be honest, I do not quite understand how it 
>>> can work :-[ )
>>>
>>> I also try with  1 -> False and 0 -> True   in the evaluateCommand() 
>>> , but it doesn't work...
>>>
>>> any idea ?
>>>
>>> thanks in advance
>>>
>>> jmb
>>>
>>> PS : sorry for my english...
>>>
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