X-Git-Url: http://xvm.mit.edu/gitweb/invirt/packages/invirt-dev.git/blobdiff_plain/3d81f14142b8b4e1216a8bfe54166c901fea5412..243aac27c57ab51d8cf232163fcf9cd9a693313c:/build-hooks/post-build diff --git a/build-hooks/post-build b/build-hooks/post-build index 277f8f2..d9dfb27 100755 --- a/build-hooks/post-build +++ b/build-hooks/post-build @@ -16,12 +16,13 @@ To configure zephyr, add something like the following to your invirt config: build: hooks: post_build: - zephyr: &post_build_zepyhr + zephyr: &post_build_zephyr class: myclass [required] instance: myinstance [optional] zsig: myzsig [optional] failed_build: zephyr: *post_build_zephyr + ... == mail == @@ -36,10 +37,18 @@ build: subject: My Subject [optional] failed_build: mail: *post_build_mail - -post_build values will be used when this script is invoked as -post-build, while failed_build values will be used when it is invoked -as failed-build. + ... + +The script chooses which configuration option to use based off the +name it is called with. This name also determines which command-line +arguments the script takes, as well as how they are formatted. When +called as: + +post-build: uses post_build option +failed-build: uses failed_build option +post-submit: uses post_submit option +failed-submit: uses failed_submit option +post-add-repo: uses post_add_repo option """ import optparse @@ -57,8 +66,14 @@ def build_completion_msg(succeeded, values, verbose=True, success=lambda x: x, f """Format a message reporting the results of a build""" values = dict(values) if not verbose and values['traceback'] is not None: - # TODO: better heuristic - values['traceback'] = textwrap.fill('\n'.join(values['traceback'].split('\n')[-2:])) + split = values['traceback'].split('\n') + # Here, have a hackish heuristic + truncated = '(empty)' + for i in xrange(2, len(split)): + truncated = textwrap.fill('\n'.join(split[-i:])) + if len(truncated) >= 10: + break + values['traceback'] = truncated if succeeded: values['result'] = success(values['result'])