On 5 April 2018 at 04:25, Andrew Moore wrote: > > Not being familiar with buildbot, I’m curious if there’s an easy way to > confirm a successful build? If I go to, for instance, > https://build.macports.org/console, the format looks promising, but the > content is limited. Google doesn’t seem to help either, e.g., searching > `mosquitto site:build.macports.org’ produces no results, which begs another > question: would it be possible/worthwhile to make build.macports.org > “search-engine optimized”?
There are three orthogonal approaches to this problem: (a) The only one working right now: check for green checkmarks or red crosses in commit log, for example https://github.com/macports/macports-ports/commits/master/net/mosquitto/Portfile The list does not get corrections for forced builds (or maybe it would if I clicked "rebuild" instead of "force build"). It might be possible to hack buildbot configuration to find the correct commit (maybe we should do this anyway). If multiple ports are built in the same commit, you'll get just the result of the latest build, I think. There's some room for improvements here, but it's a killer feature already :) (b) We are looking for a front-end developer willing to look into some react.js/vue.js black magic to talk to buildbot https://trac.macports.org/ticket/55978 (c) As Ryan mentioned, there was a student proposal for GSOC this year to address this exact issue in a standalone website. (Accepted projects will be announced on 23rd April. If selected, the work should be done by the end of the summer.) Mojca