Btw, there's now a non-interactive mode landed with -q/--query. E.g to run all browser-chrome: ./mach try fuzzy -q "'browser-chrome"
(You may want to first enter interactive mode to make sure your query will actually select what you want, ctrl-c, then retype the query with -q so it's in your shell history) -Andrew On Wed, Aug 2, 2017 at 10:30 AM Andrew Halberstadt <ahalberst...@mozilla.com> wrote: > I'm pleased to announce an alternative method for scheduling tasks on try > is now landed on mozilla-central. It makes use of the awesome fzf [1] > project to filter down the list of all task labels with a fuzzy matching > algorithm. > > It works both with mercurial or git. If using mercurial, you'll need to > make sure you're updated to the latest version-control-tools: > > $ ./mach mercurial-setup --update > > To push to try, run: > > $ ./mach try fuzzy > > This will prompt you to install fzf. After bootstrapping is complete, > it'll generate the task list. This takes around ~10-20 seconds, but will be > cached so subsequent invocations won't incur this penalty again. > > Now you'll be in the fzf interface. Basic usage is to start typing to > filter down the task list. You can use the arrow keys to move the cursor up > or down, <tab> to select a task, <ctrl-a> to select all tasks and <enter> > to schedule the current selection (and their dependencies) on try. > > There are a ton more keyboard shortcuts and features you can use to tweak > fzf just to your liking. For extra help, see: > > $ ./mach try fuzzy --help > or > $ man fzf > > For a demo and more information on implementation details, see: > https://ahal.ca/blog/2017/mach-try-fuzzy/ > > I expect this to work on all platforms including Windows for both > mercurial (with push-to-try) and git (with git-cinnabar). But it's a new > tool without a lot of real world testing, so a few bumps are likely. If you > find any bugs or bad UX, please file a bug under Testing :: General and let > me know (we should find a better component for this). > > Cheers, > Andrew > > p.s When running the fzf bootstrap, you'll be prompted to install some > shell extensions. These aren't necessary for |mach try fuzzy| to work so > feel free to hit 'N' at each prompt. That being said, the fzf shell > extensions are awesome. I highly encourage you to look into setting it up > for your shell. The fzf vim plugin is also great. See the project [1] for > more details. > > [1] https://github.com/junegunn/fzf > _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
