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Add a new Label MACINE-Kill that Removes PR from the CI System entirely and does not restart it.
NOTE: All the functionality for this feature is already in place with PR 2093 and should not take much programming effort.
What are the requirements for the new functionality?
When ever a previously issued Read label PR CI test is in progress this Label update by the user will:
Have it removed from the test suite (and data base)
Kill the all the build scripts the CI is currently building when the kill switch is issued
Purge the test directories from the file system
Remove all jobs in scheduler all running from that PR
Acceptance Criteria
Test in CI cron development environment and above capabilities can be demonstrated.
Suggest a solution (optional)
Update the check CI bash script to read the db state record and include a time stamp to react to this case.
This can also be used for when ever PR is merged and there are labels other than PASSED
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What new functionality do you need?
Add a new Label MACINE-Kill that Removes PR from the CI System entirely and does not restart it.
NOTE: All the functionality for this feature is already in place with PR 2093 and should not take much programming effort.
What are the requirements for the new functionality?
When ever a previously issued Read label PR CI test is in progress this Label update by the user will:
Acceptance Criteria
Test in CI cron development environment and above capabilities can be demonstrated.
Suggest a solution (optional)
Update the check CI bash script to read the db state record and include a time stamp to react to this case.
This can also be used for when ever PR is merged and there are labels other than PASSED
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: