I'm in the process of converting our buildbot 0.8 installation to version 2. I need to see how it looks with a realistic amount of data to see whether this new configuration will make sense. I'd like to import the most recent 1000 commits from our repository and have buildbot run builds for each of them.
I managed to import the commits this way: In psql, drop the buildbot database and create a new buildbot database Run buildbot upgrade-master Start buildmaster -> This runs the GitPoller which records the lastRev in the object_state table Stop buildmaster In psql, change the lastRev in the object_state table to be the commit hash from 1000 commits ago Start the buildmaster -> This runs the GitPoller which imports all the commits from lastRev to current But then it only starts one buildset for the latest commit: ... 2020-07-26 00:26:28+0000 [-] added change with revision e89672647a533fa2990cc708b1cdac4474c20b08 to database 2020-07-26 00:26:28+0000 [-] added change with revision 144954bfd92780e02ff2c5bac443a786c9cc185e to database 2020-07-26 00:26:28+0000 [-] added change with revision f2ee9406fec1b81173f816a180167af810a5e173 to database 2020-07-26 00:26:28+0000 [-] added change with revision 9ef23a102daa3d4d85b0010f618918115cafcd2c to database 2020-07-26 00:26:38+0000 [-] added buildset 1 to database Is there an easy way to get it to add a buildset for each commit that it added? _______________________________________________ users mailing list users@buildbot.net https://lists.buildbot.net/mailman/listinfo/users
