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# Copyright 2021-2024 Acme Gating, LLC
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
# not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
# a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT
# WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the
# License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations
# under the License.
import collections
import contextlib
import itertools
import logging
import textwrap
import time
import urllib
from abc import ABCMeta, abstractmethod
from zuul import exceptions
from zuul import model
from zuul.lib.dependson import find_dependency_headers
from zuul.lib.logutil import get_annotated_logger
from zuul.lib.tarjan import strongly_connected_components
import zuul.lib.tracing as tracing
from zuul.model import (
Change, PipelineState, PipelineChangeList,
filter_severity, EnqueueEvent
)
from zuul.zk.change_cache import ChangeKey
from zuul.zk.exceptions import LockException
from zuul.zk.locks import pipeline_lock
from opentelemetry import trace
class DynamicChangeQueueContextManager(object):
def __init__(self, change_queue):
self.change_queue = change_queue
def __enter__(self):
return self.change_queue
def __exit__(self, etype, value, tb):
if self.change_queue and not self.change_queue.queue:
self.change_queue.pipeline.removeQueue(self.change_queue)
class StaticChangeQueueContextManager(object):
def __init__(self, change_queue):
self.change_queue = change_queue
def __enter__(self):
return self.change_queue
def __exit__(self, etype, value, tb):
pass
class PipelineManager(metaclass=ABCMeta):
"""Abstract Base Class for enqueing and processing Changes in a Pipeline"""
def __init__(self, sched, pipeline):
self.log = logging.getLogger("zuul.Pipeline.%s.%s" %
(pipeline.tenant.name,
pipeline.name,))
self.sched = sched
self.pipeline = pipeline
self.event_filters = []
self.ref_filters = []
# Cached dynamic layouts (layout uuid -> layout)
self._layout_cache = {}
# A small local cache to avoid hitting the ZK-based connection
# change cache for multiple hits in the same pipeline run.
self._change_cache = {}
# Current ZK context when the pipeline is locked
self.current_context = None
# The pipeline summary used by zuul-web that is updated by the
# schedulers after processing a pipeline.
self.pipeline.summary = model.PipelineSummary()
self.pipeline.summary._set(pipeline=self.pipeline)
if sched:
self.sql = sched.sql
def __str__(self):
return "<%s %s>" % (self.__class__.__name__, self.pipeline.name)
@contextlib.contextmanager
def currentContext(self, ctx):
try:
self.current_context = ctx
yield
finally:
self.current_context = None
def _postConfig(self):
layout = self.pipeline.tenant.layout
self.buildChangeQueues(layout)
# Make sure we have state and change list objects. We
# don't actually ensure they exist in ZK here; these are
# just local objects until they are serialized the first
# time. Since we don't hold the pipeline lock, we can't
# reliably perform any read or write operations; we just
# need to ensure we have in-memory objects to work with
# and they will be initialized or loaded on the next
# refresh.
# These will be out of date until they are refreshed later.
self.pipeline.state = PipelineState.create(
self.pipeline, self.pipeline.state)
self.pipeline.change_list = PipelineChangeList.create(
self.pipeline)
# Now, try to acquire a non-blocking pipeline lock and refresh
# them for the side effect of initializing them if necessary.
# In the case of a new pipeline, no one else should have a
# lock anyway, and this helps us avoid emitting a whole bunch
# of errors elsewhere on startup when these objects don't
# exist. If the pipeline already exists and we can't acquire
# the lock, that's fine, we're much less likely to encounter
# read errors elsewhere in that case anyway.
try:
with (pipeline_lock(
self.sched.zk_client, self.pipeline.tenant.name,
self.pipeline.name, blocking=False) as lock,
self.sched.createZKContext(lock, self.log) as ctx,
self.currentContext(ctx)):
if not self.pipeline.state.exists(ctx):
# We only do this if the pipeline doesn't exist in
# ZK because in that case, this process should be
# fast since it's empty. If it does exist,
# refreshing it may be slow and since other actors
# won't encounter errors due to its absence, we
# would rather defer the work to later.
self.pipeline.state.refresh(ctx)
self.pipeline.change_list.refresh(ctx)
except LockException:
pass
def buildChangeQueues(self, layout):
self.log.debug("Building relative_priority queues")
change_queues = self.pipeline.relative_priority_queues
tenant = self.pipeline.tenant
layout_project_configs = layout.project_configs
for project_name, project_configs in layout_project_configs.items():
(trusted, project) = tenant.getProject(project_name)
queue_name = None
project_in_pipeline = False
for project_config in layout.getAllProjectConfigs(project_name):
project_pipeline_config = project_config.pipelines.get(
self.pipeline.name)
if not queue_name:
queue_name = project_config.queue_name
if project_pipeline_config is None:
continue
project_in_pipeline = True
if not project_in_pipeline:
continue
if not queue_name:
continue
if queue_name in change_queues:
change_queue = change_queues[queue_name]
else:
change_queue = []
change_queues[queue_name] = change_queue
self.log.debug("Created queue: %s" % queue_name)
change_queue.append(project)
self.log.debug("Added project %s to queue: %s" %
(project, queue_name))
def getSubmitAllowNeeds(self):
# Get a list of code review labels that are allowed to be
# "needed" in the submit records for a change, with respect
# to this queue. In other words, the list of review labels
# this queue itself is likely to set before submitting.
allow_needs = set()
for action_reporter in self.pipeline.success_actions:
allow_needs.update(action_reporter.getSubmitAllowNeeds())
return allow_needs
def eventMatches(self, event, change):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
if event.forced_pipeline:
if event.forced_pipeline == self.pipeline.name:
log.debug("Event %s for change %s was directly assigned "
"to pipeline %s" % (event, change, self))
return True
else:
return False
for ef in self.event_filters:
match_result = ef.matches(event, change)
if match_result:
log.debug("Event %s for change %s matched %s "
"in pipeline %s" % (event, change, ef, self))
return True
else:
log.debug("Event %s for change %s does not match %s "
"in pipeline %s because %s" % (
event, change, ef, self, str(match_result)))
return False
def getNodePriority(self, item, change):
queue_projects = set(self.pipeline.getRelativePriorityQueue(
change.project))
items = []
for i in self.pipeline.getAllItems():
if not i.live:
continue
item_projects = set([
c.project for c in i.changes])
if item_projects.intersection(queue_projects):
items.append(i)
index = items.index(item)
# Quantize on a logarithmic scale so that we don't constantly
# needlessly adjust thousands of node requests.
# If we're in the top 10 changes, return the accurate number.
if index < 10:
return index
# After 10, batch then in groups of 10 (so items 10-19 are all
# at node priority 10, 20-29 at 20, etc).
if index < 100:
return index // 10 * 10
# After 100, batch in groups of 100.
return index // 100 * 100
def resolveChangeReferences(self, change_references):
return self.resolveChangeKeys(
[ChangeKey.fromReference(r) for r in change_references])
def resolveChangeKeys(self, change_keys):
resolved_changes = []
for key in change_keys:
change = self._change_cache.get(key.reference)
if change is None:
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(key.connection_name)
change = source.getChange(key)
if change is None:
self.log.error("Unable to resolve change from key %s", key)
if isinstance(change, model.Change):
update_commit_dependencies = (
change.commit_needs_changes is None)
update_topic_dependencies = (
change.topic_needs_changes is None
and self.useDependenciesByTopic(change.project))
if (update_commit_dependencies
or update_topic_dependencies):
self.updateCommitDependencies(change, event=None)
self._change_cache[change.cache_key] = change
resolved_changes.append(change)
return resolved_changes
def clearCache(self):
self._change_cache.clear()
def _maintainCache(self):
active_layout_uuids = set()
referenced_change_keys = set()
for item in self.pipeline.getAllItems():
if item.layout_uuid:
active_layout_uuids.add(item.layout_uuid)
for change in item.changes:
if isinstance(change, model.Change):
referenced_change_keys.update(change.getNeedsChanges(
self.useDependenciesByTopic(change.project)))
referenced_change_keys.update(
change.getNeededByChanges())
# Clean up unused layouts in the cache
unused_layouts = set(self._layout_cache.keys()) - active_layout_uuids
if unused_layouts:
self.log.debug("Removing unused layouts %s from cache",
unused_layouts)
for uid in unused_layouts:
with contextlib.suppress(KeyError):
del self._layout_cache[uid]
# Clean up change cache
unused_keys = set(self._change_cache.keys()) - referenced_change_keys
for key in unused_keys:
with contextlib.suppress(KeyError):
del self._change_cache[key]
def isChangeAlreadyInPipeline(self, change):
# Checks live items in the pipeline
for item in self.pipeline.getAllItems():
if not item.live:
continue
for c in item.changes:
if change.equals(c):
return True
return False
def isChangeRelevantToPipeline(self, change):
# Checks if any version of the change or its deps matches any
# item in the pipeline.
for change_key in self.pipeline.change_list.getChangeKeys():
if change.cache_stat.key.isSameChange(change_key):
return True
if isinstance(change, model.Change):
for dep_change_ref in change.getNeedsChanges(
self.useDependenciesByTopic(change.project)):
dep_change_key = ChangeKey.fromReference(dep_change_ref)
for change_key in self.pipeline.change_list.getChangeKeys():
if change_key.isSameChange(dep_change_key):
return True
return False
def isChangeAlreadyInQueue(self, change, change_queue, item=None):
# Checks any item in the specified change queue
# If item is supplied, only consider items ahead of the
# supplied item (ie, is the change already in the queue ahead
# of this item?).
for queue_item in change_queue.queue:
if queue_item is item:
break
for c in queue_item.changes:
if change.equals(c):
return True
return False
def refreshDeps(self, change, event):
if not isinstance(change, model.Change):
return
self.sched.query_cache.clearIfOlderThan(event)
to_refresh = set()
for item in self.pipeline.getAllItems():
for item_change in item.changes:
if not isinstance(item_change, model.Change):
continue
if item_change.equals(change):
to_refresh.add(item_change)
for dep_change_ref in item_change.commit_needs_changes:
dep_change_key = ChangeKey.fromReference(dep_change_ref)
if dep_change_key.isSameChange(change.cache_stat.key):
to_refresh.add(item_change)
for existing_change in to_refresh:
self.updateCommitDependencies(existing_change, event)
def reportEnqueue(self, item):
if not self.pipeline.state.disabled:
self.log.info("Reporting enqueue, action %s item %s" %
(self.pipeline.enqueue_actions, item))
ret = self.sendReport(self.pipeline.enqueue_actions, item)
if ret:
self.log.error("Reporting item enqueued %s received: %s" %
(item, ret))
def reportStart(self, item):
if not self.pipeline.state.disabled:
self.log.info("Reporting start, action %s item %s" %
(self.pipeline.start_actions, item))
ret = self.sendReport(self.pipeline.start_actions, item)
if ret:
self.log.error("Reporting item start %s received: %s" %
(item, ret))
def reportNormalBuildsetEnd(self, build_set, action, final, result=None):
# Report a buildset end if there are jobs or errors
if ((build_set.job_graph and len(build_set.job_graph.job_uuids) > 0) or
build_set.has_blocking_errors or
build_set.unable_to_merge):
self.sql.reportBuildsetEnd(build_set, action,
final, result)
def reportDequeue(self, item, quiet=False):
if not (self.pipeline.state.disabled or quiet):
self.log.info(
"Reporting dequeue, action %s item%s",
self.pipeline.dequeue_actions,
item,
)
ret = self.sendReport(self.pipeline.dequeue_actions, item)
if ret:
self.log.error(
"Reporting item dequeue %s received: %s", item, ret
)
# This might be called after canceljobs, which also sets a
# non-final 'cancel' result.
self.reportNormalBuildsetEnd(item.current_build_set, 'dequeue',
final=False)
def sendReport(self, action_reporters, item, phase1=True, phase2=True):
"""Sends the built message off to configured reporters.
Takes the action_reporters and item and sends them to the
pluggable reporters.
"""
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
report_errors = []
if len(action_reporters) > 0:
for reporter in action_reporters:
try:
ret = reporter.report(item, phase1=phase1, phase2=phase2)
if ret:
for r in ret:
if r:
report_errors.append(r)
except Exception as e:
item.setReportedResult('ERROR')
log.exception("Exception while reporting")
report_errors.append(str(e))
return report_errors
def areChangesReadyToBeEnqueued(self, changes, event):
return True
def enqueueChangesAhead(self, change, event, quiet, ignore_requirements,
change_queue, history=None, dependency_graph=None,
warnings=None):
return True
def enqueueChangesBehind(self, change, event, quiet, ignore_requirements,
change_queue, history=None,
dependency_graph=None):
return True
def getMissingNeededChanges(self, changes, change_queue, event,
dependency_graph=None, item=None):
"""Check that all needed changes are ahead in the queue.
Return a list of any that are missing. If it is not possible
to correct the missing changes, "abort" will be true.
If item is supplied, only consider items ahead of the supplied
item when determining whether needed changes are already ahead
in the queue.
:returns: (abort, needed_changes)
"""
return False, []
def getFailingDependentItems(self, item):
return []
def getItemForChange(self, change, change_queue=None):
if change_queue is not None:
items = change_queue.queue
else:
items = self.pipeline.getAllItems()
for item in items:
for c in item.changes:
if change.equals(c):
return item
return None
def findOldVersionOfChangeAlreadyInQueue(self, change):
# Return the item and the old version of the change
for item in self.pipeline.getAllItems():
if not item.live:
continue
for item_change in item.changes:
if change.isUpdateOf(item_change):
return item, item_change
return None, None
def removeOldVersionsOfChange(self, change, event):
if not self.pipeline.dequeue_on_new_patchset:
return
old_item, old_change = self.findOldVersionOfChangeAlreadyInQueue(
change)
if old_item:
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
log.debug("Change %s is a new version, removing %s",
change, old_item)
self.removeItem(old_item)
if old_item.live:
changes = old_item.changes[:]
changes.remove(old_change)
self.reEnqueueChanges(old_item, changes)
def removeAbandonedChange(self, change, event):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
log.debug("Change %s abandoned, removing", change)
for queue in self.pipeline.queues:
# Below we need to remove dependent changes of abandoned
# changes we remove here, but only if both are live.
# Therefore, track the changes we remove independently for
# each shared queue (since different queues may have
# different live/non-live changes).
changes_removed = set()
for item in queue.queue:
if not item.live:
continue
self._removeAbandonedChangeExamineItem(
change, item, changes_removed)
# Abbreviated version of dependency check; we're not going
# to check everything (processOneItem will take care of
# that), but we will remove any changes that depend on any
# changes we just removed; we can do that without
# recreating the full dependency graphs.
if not changes_removed:
continue
for item in queue.queue:
if not item.live:
continue
self._removeAbandonedChangeDependentsExamineItem(
log, item, changes_removed)
def _removeAbandonedChangeExamineItem(self, change, item, changes_removed):
# The inner loop from the first part of removeAbandonedChange.
for item_change in item.changes:
if item_change.equals(change):
if len(item.changes) > 1:
# We need to cancel all jobs here as setting
# dequeued needing change will skip all jobs.
self.cancelJobs(item)
msg = ("Dependency cycle change "
f"{change.url} abandoned.")
item.setDequeuedNeedingChange(msg)
try:
self.reportItem(item)
except exceptions.MergeFailure:
pass
self.removeItem(item)
changes_removed.update(item.changes)
return
def _removeAbandonedChangeDependentsExamineItem(
self, log, item, changes_removed):
# The inner loop from the second part of removeAbandonedChange.
for item_change in item.changes:
for needed_change in self.resolveChangeReferences(
item_change.getNeedsChanges(
self.useDependenciesByTopic(item_change.project))):
for removed_change in changes_removed:
if needed_change.equals(removed_change):
log.debug("Change %s depends on abandoned change %s, "
"removing", item_change, removed_change)
msg = f'Change {removed_change} is needed.'
item.setDequeuedNeedingChange(msg)
if item.live:
try:
self.reportItem(item)
except exceptions.MergeFailure:
pass
self.dequeueItem(item)
changes_removed.update(item.changes)
return
def reEnqueueChanges(self, item, changes):
for change in changes:
orig_ref = None
if item.event:
orig_ref = item.event.ref
event = EnqueueEvent(self.pipeline.tenant.name,
self.pipeline.name,
change.project.canonical_hostname,
change.project.name,
change=change._id(),
orig_ref=orig_ref)
event.zuul_event_id = item.event.zuul_event_id
self.sched.pipeline_management_events[
self.pipeline.tenant.name][self.pipeline.name].put(event)
@abstractmethod
def getChangeQueue(self, change, event, existing=None):
pass
def reEnqueueItem(self, item, last_head, old_item_ahead, item_ahead_valid):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
with self.getChangeQueue(item.changes[0], item.event,
last_head.queue) as change_queue:
if change_queue:
log.debug("Re-enqueing %s in queue %s",
item, change_queue)
change_queue.enqueueItem(item)
# If the old item ahead was re-enqued, this value will
# be true, so we should attempt to move the item back
# to where it was in case an item ahead is already
# failing.
if item_ahead_valid:
change_queue.moveItem(item, old_item_ahead)
# Get an updated copy of the layout, but if we have a
# job graph already, then keep it (our repo state and
# jobs are frozen and will now only update if the item
# ahead changes). This resumes the buildset merge
# state machine. If we have an up-to-date layout, it
# will go ahead and refresh the job graph if there
# isn't one; or it will send a new merge job if
# necessary, or it will do nothing if we're waiting on
# a merge job.
has_job_graph = bool(item.current_build_set.job_graph)
if item.live:
# Only reset the layout for live items as we don't need to
# re-create the layout in independent pipelines.
item.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
layout_uuid=None)
# If the item is no longer active, but has a job graph we
# will make sure to update it.
if item.active or has_job_graph:
self.prepareItem(item)
# Re-set build results in case any new jobs have been
# added to the tree.
for build in item.current_build_set.getBuilds():
if build.result:
item.setResult(build)
# Similarly, reset the item state.
if item.current_build_set.unable_to_merge:
item.setUnableToMerge()
if item.current_build_set.has_blocking_errors:
item.setConfigErrors(item.getConfigErrors())
if item.dequeued_needing_change:
item.setDequeuedNeedingChange(item.dequeued_needing_change)
if item.dequeued_missing_requirements:
item.setDequeuedMissingRequirements()
# It can happen that all in-flight builds have been removed
# which would lead to paused parent jobs not being resumed.
# To prevent that resume parent jobs if necessary.
self._resumeBuilds(item.current_build_set)
self.reportStats(item)
return True
else:
log.error("Unable to find change queue for project %s",
item.change[0].project)
return False
def addChange(self, change, event, quiet=False, enqueue_time=None,
ignore_requirements=False, live=True,
change_queue=None, history=None, dependency_graph=None,
skip_presence_check=False):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
log.debug("Considering adding change %s" % change)
history = history if history is not None else []
log.debug("History: %s", history)
# Ensure the dependency graph is created when the first change is
# processed to allow cycle detection with the Tarjan algorithm
dependency_graph = dependency_graph or collections.OrderedDict()
log.debug("Dependency graph: %s", dependency_graph)
# If we are adding a live change, check if it's a live item
# anywhere in the pipeline. Otherwise, we will perform the
# duplicate check below on the specific change_queue.
if (live and
self.isChangeAlreadyInPipeline(change) and
not skip_presence_check):
log.debug("Change %s is already in pipeline, ignoring" % change)
return True
if ((not self.pipeline.allow_other_connections) and
(change.project.connection_name not in self.pipeline.connections)):
log.debug("Change %s is not from a connection known to %s ",
change, self.pipeline)
return False
try:
self.getDependencyGraph(change, dependency_graph, event,
update_deps=True)
except exceptions.DependencyLimitExceededError:
return False
with self.getChangeQueue(change, event, change_queue) as change_queue:
if not change_queue:
log.debug("Unable to find change queue for "
"change %s in project %s" %
(change, change.project))
return False
cycle = []
if isinstance(change, model.Change):
cycle = self.cycleForChange(change, dependency_graph, event)
cycle = self.sortCycleByGitDepends(cycle)
if not cycle:
cycle = [change]
if not ignore_requirements:
for f in self.ref_filters:
for cycle_change in cycle:
if (f.connection_name !=
cycle_change.project.connection_name):
log.debug("Filter %s skipped for change %s due "
"to mismatched connections",
f, cycle_change)
continue
match_result = f.matches(cycle_change)
if not match_result:
log.debug("Change %s does not match pipeline "
"requirement %s because %s",
cycle_change, f, str(match_result))
return False
if not self.areChangesReadyToBeEnqueued(cycle, event):
log.debug("Cycle %s is not ready to be enqueued, ignoring" %
cycle)
return False
if len(cycle) > 1:
for cycle_change in cycle:
if not self.canProcessCycle(cycle_change.project):
log.info("Dequeing change %s since the project "
"does not allow circular dependencies",
cycle_change)
warnings = ["Dependency cycle detected and project "
f"{cycle_change.project.name} "
"doesn't allow circular dependencies"]
self._reportNonEqueuedItem(
change_queue, change, event, warnings)
return False
warnings = []
if not self.enqueueChangesAhead(
cycle, event, quiet,
ignore_requirements,
change_queue, history=history,
dependency_graph=dependency_graph,
warnings=warnings):
log.debug("Failed to enqueue changes ahead of %s" % change)
if warnings:
self._reportNonEqueuedItem(change_queue, change,
event, warnings)
return False
log.debug("History after enqueuing changes ahead: %s", history)
if self.isChangeAlreadyInQueue(change, change_queue):
if not skip_presence_check:
log.debug("Change %s is already in queue, ignoring",
change)
return True
log.info("Adding %s to queue %s in %s" %
(cycle, change_queue, self.pipeline))
if enqueue_time is None:
enqueue_time = time.time()
event_span = tracing.restoreSpanContext(event.span_context)
link_attributes = {"rel": type(event).__name__}
link = trace.Link(event_span.get_span_context(),
attributes=link_attributes)
span_info = tracing.startSavedSpan(
'QueueItem', start_time=enqueue_time, links=[link])
item = change_queue.enqueueChanges(cycle, event,
span_info=span_info,
enqueue_time=enqueue_time)
with item.activeContext(self.current_context):
if enqueue_time:
item.enqueue_time = enqueue_time
item.live = live
self.reportStats(item, trigger_event=event)
item.quiet = quiet
if item.live:
self.reportEnqueue(item)
for c in cycle:
self.enqueueChangesBehind(c, event, quiet,
ignore_requirements,
change_queue, history,
dependency_graph)
zuul_driver = self.sched.connections.drivers['zuul']
tenant = self.pipeline.tenant
with trace.use_span(tracing.restoreSpan(item.span_info)):
for c in item.changes:
zuul_driver.onChangeEnqueued(
tenant, c, self.pipeline, event)
self.dequeueSupercededItems(item)
return True
def _reportNonEqueuedItem(self, change_queue, change, event, warnings):
# Enqueue an item which otherwise can not be enqueued in order
# to report a message to the user.
actions = self.pipeline.failure_actions
ci = change_queue.enqueueChanges([change], event)
try:
for w in warnings:
ci.warning(w)
ci.setReportedResult('FAILURE')
# Only report the item if the project is in the current
# pipeline. Otherwise the change could be spammed by
# reports from unrelated pipelines.
if self.pipeline.tenant.layout.getProjectPipelineConfig(
ci, change):
self.sendReport(actions, ci)
finally:
# Ensure that the item is dequeued in any case. Otherwise we
# might leak items caused by this temporary enqueue.
self.dequeueItem(ci)
# We don't use reportNormalBuildsetEnd here because we want to
# report even with no jobs.
self.sql.reportBuildsetEnd(ci.current_build_set,
'failure', final=True)
def cycleForChange(self, change, dependency_graph, event, debug=True):
if debug:
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
log.debug("Running Tarjan's algorithm on current dependencies: %s",
dependency_graph)
sccs = [s for s in strongly_connected_components(dependency_graph)
if len(s) > 1]
if debug:
log.debug("Strongly connected components (cyles): %s", sccs)
for scc in sccs:
if change in scc:
if debug:
log.debug("Dependency cycle detected for "
"change %s in project %s",
change, change.project)
# Change can not be part of multiple cycles, so we can return
return scc
return []
def sortCycleByGitDepends(self, cycle):
new_cycle = []
cycle = list(cycle)
while cycle:
self._sortCycleByGitDepends(cycle[0], cycle, new_cycle)
return new_cycle
def _sortCycleByGitDepends(self, change, cycle, new_cycle):
cycle.remove(change)
for needed_change in self.resolveChangeReferences(
change.git_needs_changes):
if needed_change not in cycle:
continue
self._sortCycleByGitDepends(needed_change, cycle, new_cycle)
new_cycle.append(change)
def getCycleDependencies(self, change, dependency_graph, event):
cycle = self.cycleForChange(change, dependency_graph, event)
return set(
itertools.chain.from_iterable(
dependency_graph[c] for c in cycle if c != change)
) - set(cycle)
def getDependencyGraph(self, change, dependency_graph, event,
update_deps=False,
history=None, quiet=False, indent=''):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
if not quiet:
log.debug("%sChecking for changes needed by %s:", indent, change)
if self.pipeline.ignore_dependencies:
return
if not isinstance(change, model.Change):
return
if history is None:
history = set()
self.sched.query_cache.clearIfOlderThan(event)
history.add(change)
if update_deps:
self.updateCommitDependencies(change, event)
for needed_change in self.resolveChangeReferences(
change.getNeedsChanges(
self.useDependenciesByTopic(change.project))):
if not quiet:
log.debug("%sChange %s needs change %s:",
indent, change, needed_change)
if needed_change.is_merged:
if not quiet:
log.debug("%sNeeded change is merged", indent)
continue
if (self.pipeline.tenant.max_dependencies is not None and
(len(dependency_graph) >
self.pipeline.tenant.max_dependencies)):
log.info("%sDependency graph for change %s is too large",
indent, change)
raise exceptions.DependencyLimitExceededError(
"Dependency graph is too large")
node = dependency_graph.setdefault(change, [])
if needed_change not in node:
if not quiet:
log.debug("%sAdding change %s to dependency graph for "
"change %s", indent, needed_change, change)
node.append(needed_change)
if needed_change not in history:
self.getDependencyGraph(needed_change,
dependency_graph, event,
update_deps,
history, quiet, indent + ' ')
def getQueueConfig(self, project):
layout = self.pipeline.tenant.layout
queue_name = None
for project_config in layout.getAllProjectConfigs(
project.canonical_name
):
if not queue_name:
queue_name = project_config.queue_name
project_pipeline_config = project_config.pipelines.get(
self.pipeline.name)
if project_pipeline_config is None:
continue
return layout.queues.get(queue_name)
def canProcessCycle(self, project):
queue_config = self.getQueueConfig(project)
if queue_config is None:
return False
return queue_config.allow_circular_dependencies
def useDependenciesByTopic(self, project):
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(project.connection_name)
if source.useDependenciesByTopic():
return True
queue_config = self.getQueueConfig(project)
if queue_config is None:
return False
return queue_config.dependencies_by_topic
def getNonMergeableCycleChanges(self, item):
"""Return changes in the cycle that do not fulfill
the pipeline's ready criteria."""
return []
def dequeueItem(self, item, quiet=False):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
log.debug("Removing %s from queue", item)
# In case a item is dequeued that doesn't have a result yet
# (success/failed/...) we report it as dequeued.
# Without this check, all items with a valid result would be reported
# twice.
if not item.current_build_set.result and item.live:
item.setReportedResult('DEQUEUED')
if not item.reported_start:
# If we haven't reported start, we don't know if Zuul
# was supposed to act on the item at all, so keep it
# quiet.
quiet = True
self.reportDequeue(item, quiet)
item.queue.dequeueItem(item)
span_attrs = {
'zuul_event_id': item.event.zuul_event_id,
'zuul_tenant': self.pipeline.tenant.name,
'zuul_pipeline': self.pipeline.name,
}
for change in item.changes:
for k, v in change.getSafeAttributes().toDict().items():
span_attrs.setdefault(f'ref_{k}', []).append(v)
tracing.endSavedSpan(item.current_build_set.span_info)
tracing.endSavedSpan(item.span_info,
attributes=span_attrs)
def removeItem(self, item):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
# Remove an item from the queue, probably because it has been
# superseded by another change.
log.debug("Canceling builds behind item: %s "
"because it is being removed.", item)
self.cancelJobs(item)
self.dequeueItem(item)
self.reportStats(item)
def dequeueSupercededItems(self, item):
for other_name in self.pipeline.supercedes:
other_pipeline = self.pipeline.tenant.layout.pipelines.get(
other_name)
if not other_pipeline:
continue
for change in item.changes:
change_id = (
change._id() if isinstance(change, Change)
else None
)
event = model.SupercedeEvent(
other_pipeline.tenant.name,
other_pipeline.name,
change.project.canonical_hostname,
change.project.name,
change_id,
change.ref)
self.sched.pipeline_trigger_events[
self.pipeline.tenant.name][other_pipeline.name
].put_supercede(event)
def updateCommitDependencies(self, change, event):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, event)
query_cache = self.sched.query_cache
query_cache.clearIfOlderThan(event)
must_update_commit_deps = (
not hasattr(event, "zuul_event_ltime")
or change.commit_needs_changes is None
or change.cache_stat.mzxid <= event.zuul_event_ltime
)
must_update_topic_deps = (
self.useDependenciesByTopic(change.project) and (
not hasattr(event, "zuul_event_ltime")
or change.topic_needs_changes is None
or change.cache_stat.mzxid <= event.zuul_event_ltime
)
)
update_attrs = {}
if must_update_commit_deps:
# Search for Depends-On headers and find appropriate changes
log.debug(" Updating commit dependencies for %s", change)
dependencies = []
seen = set()
for match in find_dependency_headers(change.message):
log.debug(" Found Depends-On header: %s", match)
if match in seen:
continue
seen.add(match)
try:
url = urllib.parse.urlparse(match)
except ValueError:
continue
source = self.sched.connections.getSourceByHostname(
url.hostname)
if not source:
continue
log.debug(" Found source: %s", source)
dep = source.getChangeByURLWithRetry(match, event)
if dep and (not dep.is_merged) and dep not in dependencies:
log.debug(" Adding dependency: %s", dep)
dependencies.append(dep)
new_commit_needs_changes = [d.cache_key for d in dependencies]
update_attrs = dict(commit_needs_changes=new_commit_needs_changes)
# Ask the source for any tenant-specific changes (this allows
# drivers to implement their own way of collecting deps):
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(
change.project.connection_name)
if must_update_topic_deps:
log.debug(" Updating topic dependencies for %s", change)
new_topic_needs_changes_keys = []
query_cache_key = (change.project.connection_name, change.topic)
changes_by_topic = query_cache.topic_queries.get(query_cache_key)
if changes_by_topic is None:
changes_by_topic = source.getChangesByTopic(change.topic)
query_cache.topic_queries[query_cache_key] = changes_by_topic
for dep in changes_by_topic:
if dep and (not dep.is_merged) and dep is not change:
log.debug(" Adding dependency: %s", dep)
new_topic_needs_changes_keys.append(dep.cache_key)
update_attrs['topic_needs_changes'] = new_topic_needs_changes_keys
if update_attrs:
source.setChangeAttributes(change, **update_attrs)
def provisionNodes(self, item):
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
jobs = item.findJobsToRequest(item.pipeline.tenant.semaphore_handler)
if not jobs:
return False
build_set = item.current_build_set
log.debug("Requesting nodes for %s", item)
parent_span = tracing.restoreSpan(build_set.span_info)
with trace.use_span(parent_span):
for job in jobs:
if self.sched.globals.use_relative_priority:
relative_priority = self.getNodePriority(
item, item.getChangeForJob(job))
else:
relative_priority = 0
self._makeNodepoolRequest(
log, build_set, job, relative_priority)
return True
def _makeNodepoolRequest(self, log, build_set, job, relative_priority,
alternative=0):
provider = self._getPausedParentProvider(build_set, job)
priority = self._calculateNodeRequestPriority(build_set, job)
tenant_name = build_set.item.pipeline.tenant.name
pipeline_name = build_set.item.pipeline.name
item = build_set.item
req = self.sched.nodepool.requestNodes(
build_set.uuid, job, tenant_name, pipeline_name, provider,
priority, relative_priority, event=item.event)
log.debug("Adding node request %s for job %s to item %s",
req, job, item)
build_set.setJobNodeRequestID(job, req.id)
if req.fulfilled:
nodeset = self.sched.nodepool.getNodeSet(req, job.nodeset)
job = build_set.item.getJob(req.job_uuid)
build_set.jobNodeRequestComplete(job, nodeset)
else:
job.setWaitingStatus(f'node request: {req.id}')
def _getPausedParent(self, build_set, job):
job_graph = build_set.job_graph
if job_graph:
for parent in job_graph.getParentJobsRecursively(job):
build = build_set.getBuild(parent)
if build.paused:
return build
return None
def _getPausedParentProvider(self, build_set, job):
parent_build = self._getPausedParent(build_set, job)
if parent_build:
return build_set.getJobNodeProvider(parent_build.job)
return None
def _calculateNodeRequestPriority(self, build_set, job):
precedence_adjustment = 0
precedence = build_set.item.pipeline.precedence
if self._getPausedParent(build_set, job):
precedence_adjustment = -1
initial_precedence = model.PRIORITY_MAP[precedence]
return max(0, initial_precedence + precedence_adjustment)
def _executeJobs(self, item, jobs):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
log.debug("Executing jobs for %s", item)
build_set = item.current_build_set
# dependent_changes is either fully populated (old) or a list of
# change refs we need to convert into the change dict)
if (build_set.dependent_changes and
'change_message' in build_set.dependent_changes[0]):
# MODEL_API < 29
dependent_changes = build_set.dependent_changes
else:
resolved_changes = self.resolveChangeReferences(
[c['ref'] for c in build_set.dependent_changes])
dependent_changes = []
for resolved_change, orig_dict in zip(resolved_changes,
build_set.dependent_changes):
change_dict = resolved_change.toDict()
if 'bundle_id' in orig_dict:
change_dict['bundle_id'] = orig_dict['bundle_id']
dependent_changes.append(change_dict)
for job in jobs:
log.debug("Found job %s for %s", job, item)
try:
zone = build_set.getJobNodeExecutorZone(job)
nodes = build_set.getJobNodeList(job)
self.sched.executor.execute(
job, nodes, item, self.pipeline, zone,
dependent_changes,
build_set.merger_items)
job.setWaitingStatus('executor')
except Exception:
log.exception("Exception while executing job %s "
"for %s:", job, item)
try:
# If we hit an exception we don't have a build in the
# current item so a potentially aquired semaphore must be
# released as it won't be released on dequeue of the item.
tenant = item.pipeline.tenant
pipeline = build_set.item.pipeline
event_queue = self.sched.pipeline_result_events[
tenant.name][pipeline.name]
tenant.semaphore_handler.release(event_queue, item, job)
except Exception:
log.exception("Exception while releasing semaphore")
def executeJobs(self, item):
# TODO(jeblair): This should return a value indicating a job
# was executed. Appears to be a longstanding bug.
if not item.current_build_set.job_graph:
return False
jobs = item.findJobsToRun(
item.pipeline.tenant.semaphore_handler)
if jobs:
self._executeJobs(item, jobs)
def cancelJobs(self, item, prime=True):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
log.debug("Cancel jobs for %s", item)
canceled = False
old_build_set = item.current_build_set
jobs_to_cancel = item.getJobs()
for job in jobs_to_cancel:
self.sched.cancelJob(old_build_set, job, final=True)
if (prime and item.current_build_set.ref):
# Force a dequeued result here because we haven't actually
# reported the item, but we are done with this buildset.
self.reportNormalBuildsetEnd(
item.current_build_set, 'dequeue', final=False,
result='DEQUEUED')
tracing.endSavedSpan(item.current_build_set.span_info)
item.resetAllBuilds()
for item_behind in item.items_behind:
log.debug("Canceling jobs for %s, behind %s",
item_behind, item)
if self.cancelJobs(item_behind, prime=prime):
canceled = True
return canceled
def _findRelevantErrors(self, item, layout):
# First collect all the config errors that are not related to the
# current item.
parent_error_keys = list(
self.pipeline.tenant.layout.loading_errors.error_keys)
for item_ahead in item.items_ahead:
parent_error_keys.extend(
e.key for e in item.item_ahead.getConfigErrors())
# Then find config errors which aren't in the parent. But
# include errors in this project-branch because the error
# detection hash is imperfect and someone attempting to fix an
# error may create a near duplicate error and it would go
# undetected. Or if there are two errors and the user only
# fixes one, then they may not realize their work is
# incomplete.
relevant_errors = []
severity_error = False
for err in layout.loading_errors.errors:
econtext = err.key.context
matches_project_branch = False
if econtext:
for change in item.changes:
if (econtext.project_name == change.project.name and
econtext.branch == change.branch):
matches_project_branch = True
break
if (err.key not in parent_error_keys or
matches_project_branch):
relevant_errors.append(err)
if err.severity == model.SEVERITY_ERROR:
severity_error = True
return relevant_errors, severity_error
def _loadDynamicLayout(self, item):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
# Load layout
# Late import to break an import loop
import zuul.configloader
loader = zuul.configloader.ConfigLoader(
self.sched.connections, self.sched.zk_client, self.sched.globals,
self.sched.unparsed_config_cache, self.sched.statsd, self.sched)
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout")
(trusted_updates, untrusted_updates) = item.includesConfigUpdates()
build_set = item.current_build_set
trusted_layout = None
trusted_errors = False
untrusted_layout = None
untrusted_errors = False
additional_project_branches = self._getProjectBranches(item)
try:
# First parse the config as it will land with the
# full set of config and project repos. This lets us
# catch syntax errors in config repos even though we won't
# actually run with that config.
files = build_set.getFiles(self.current_context)
if trusted_updates:
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout (phase 1)")
trusted_layout = loader.createDynamicLayout(
item,
files,
additional_project_branches,
self.sched.ansible_manager,
include_config_projects=True,
zuul_event_id=None)
trusted_errors = len(filter_severity(
trusted_layout.loading_errors.errors,
errors=True, warnings=False)) > 0
# Then create the config a second time but without changes
# to config repos so that we actually use this config.
if untrusted_updates:
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout (phase 2)")
untrusted_layout = loader.createDynamicLayout(
item,
files,
additional_project_branches,
self.sched.ansible_manager,
include_config_projects=False,
zuul_event_id=None)
untrusted_errors = len(filter_severity(
untrusted_layout.loading_errors.errors,
errors=True, warnings=False)) > 0
# Configuration state handling switchboard. Intentionally verbose
# and repetetive to be exceptionally clear that we handle all
# possible cases correctly. Note we never return trusted_layout
# from a dynamic update.
# No errors found at all use dynamic untrusted layout
if (trusted_layout and not trusted_errors and
untrusted_layout and not untrusted_errors):
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout complete")
return untrusted_layout
# No errors in untrusted only layout update
elif (not trusted_layout and
untrusted_layout and not untrusted_errors):
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout complete")
return untrusted_layout
# No errors in trusted only layout update
elif (not untrusted_layout and
trusted_layout and not trusted_errors):
# We're a change to a config repo (with no untrusted
# config items ahead), so just use the current pipeline
# layout.
log.debug("Loading dynamic layout complete")
return item.queue.pipeline.tenant.layout
# Untrusted layout only works with trusted updates
elif (trusted_layout and not trusted_errors and
untrusted_layout and untrusted_errors):
log.info("Configuration syntax error in dynamic layout")
# The config is good if we include config-projects,
# but is currently invalid if we omit them. Instead
# of returning the whole error message, just leave a
# note that the config will work once the dependent
# changes land.
msg = "This change depends on a change "\
"to a config project.\n\n"
msg += textwrap.fill(textwrap.dedent("""\
The syntax of the configuration in this change has
been verified to be correct once the config project
change upon which it depends is merged, but it can not
be used until that occurs."""))
item.setConfigError(msg)
return None
# Untrusted layout is broken and trusted is broken or not set
elif untrusted_layout and untrusted_errors:
# Find a layout loading error that match
# the current item.changes and only report
# if one is found.
relevant_errors, severity_error = self._findRelevantErrors(
item, untrusted_layout)
if relevant_errors:
item.setConfigErrors(relevant_errors)
if severity_error:
return None
log.info(
"Configuration syntax error not related to "
"change context. Error won't be reported.")
return untrusted_layout
# Trusted layout is broken
elif trusted_layout and trusted_errors:
# Find a layout loading error that match
# the current item.changes and only report
# if one is found.
relevant_errors, severity_error = self._findRelevantErrors(
item, trusted_layout)
if relevant_errors:
item.setConfigErrors(relevant_errors)
if severity_error:
return None
log.info(
"Configuration syntax error not related to "
"change context. Error won't be reported.")
# We're a change to a config repo with errors not relevant
# to this repo. We use the pipeline layout.
return item.queue.pipeline.tenant.layout
else:
raise Exception("We have reached a configuration error that is"
"not accounted for.")
except Exception:
log.exception("Error in dynamic layout")
item.setConfigError("Unknown configuration error")
return None
def _getProjectBranches(self, item):
# Get the branches of the item and all items ahead
project_branches = {}
while item:
for change in item.changes:
if hasattr(change, 'branch'):
this_project_branches = project_branches.setdefault(
change.project.canonical_name, set())
this_project_branches.add(change.branch)
item = item.item_ahead
return project_branches
def getFallbackLayout(self, item):
parent_item = item.item_ahead
if not parent_item:
return item.pipeline.tenant.layout
return self.getLayout(parent_item)
def getLayout(self, item):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
layout = self._layout_cache.get(item.layout_uuid)
if layout:
log.debug("Using cached layout %s for item %s", layout.uuid, item)
return layout
if item.layout_uuid:
log.debug("Re-calculating layout for item %s", item)
layout = self._getLayout(item)
if layout:
item.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
layout_uuid=layout.uuid)
self._layout_cache[item.layout_uuid] = layout
return layout
def _getLayout(self, item):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
if item.item_ahead:
if (
(item.item_ahead.live and
not item.item_ahead.current_build_set.job_graph) or
(not item.item_ahead.live and not item.item_ahead.layout_uuid)
):
# We're probably waiting on a merge job for the item ahead.
return None
# If the current item does not update the layout, use its parent.
if not item.updatesConfig():
return self.getFallbackLayout(item)
# Else this item updates the config,
# ask the merger for the result.
build_set = item.current_build_set
if build_set.merge_state != build_set.COMPLETE:
return None
if build_set.unable_to_merge:
return self.getFallbackLayout(item)
log.debug("Preparing dynamic layout for: %s" % item)
start = time.time()
layout = self._loadDynamicLayout(item)
self.reportPipelineTiming('layout_generation_time', start)
return layout
def _branchesForRepoState(self, projects, tenant, items=None):
items = items or []
if all(tenant.getExcludeUnprotectedBranches(project)
for project in projects):
branches = set()
# Add all protected branches of all involved projects
for project in projects:
branches.update(
tenant.getProjectBranches(project.canonical_name))
# Additionally add all target branches of all involved items.
branches.update(change.branch for item in items
for change in item.changes
if hasattr(change, 'branch'))
# Make sure override-checkout targets are part of the repo state
for item in items:
if not item.current_build_set.job_graph:
continue
for job in item.current_build_set.job_graph.getJobs():
if job.override_checkout:
branches.add(job.override_checkout)
for p in job.required_projects.values():
if p.override_checkout:
branches.add(p.override_checkout)
branches = list(branches)
else:
branches = None
return branches
def scheduleMerge(self, item, files=None, dirs=None):
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
build_set = item.current_build_set
log.debug("Scheduling merge for item %s (files: %s, dirs: %s)" %
(item, files, dirs))
# If the involved projects exclude unprotected branches we should also
# exclude them from the merge and repo state except the branch of the
# change that is tested.
tenant = item.pipeline.tenant
items = list(item.items_ahead) + [item]
projects = {
change.project for i in items for change in i.changes
if tenant.getProject(change.project.canonical_name)[1]
}
branches = self._branchesForRepoState(projects=projects, tenant=tenant,
items=items)
# Using the first change as representative of whether this
# pipeline is handling changes or refs
if isinstance(item.changes[0], model.Change):
self.sched.merger.mergeChanges(build_set.merger_items,
build_set, files, dirs,
precedence=self.pipeline.precedence,
event=item.event,
branches=branches)
else:
self.sched.merger.getRepoState(build_set.merger_items,
build_set,
precedence=self.pipeline.precedence,
event=item.event,
branches=branches)
build_set.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
merge_state=build_set.PENDING)
return False
def scheduleFilesChanges(self, item):
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
log.debug("Scheduling fileschanged for item %s", item)
build_set = item.current_build_set
self.sched.merger.getFilesChanges(item.changes, build_set=build_set,
event=item.event)
build_set.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
files_state=build_set.PENDING)
return False
def scheduleGlobalRepoState(self, item):
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
tenant = item.pipeline.tenant
jobs = item.current_build_set.job_graph.getJobs()
project_cnames = set()
for job in jobs:
log.debug('Processing job %s', job.name)
project_cnames.update(job.affected_projects)
log.debug('Needed projects: %s', project_cnames)
# Filter projects for ones that are already in repo state
connections = self.sched.connections.connections
for merger_item in item.current_build_set.merger_items:
canonical_hostname = connections[
merger_item['connection']].canonical_hostname
canonical_project_name = (canonical_hostname + '/' +
merger_item['project'])
project_cnames.discard(canonical_project_name)
if not project_cnames:
item.current_build_set.updateAttributes(
self.current_context,
repo_state_state=item.current_build_set.COMPLETE)
return True
log.info('Scheduling global repo state for item %s', item)
# At this point we know we're going to request a merge job;
# set the waiting state on all the item's jobs so users know
# what we're waiting on.
for job in jobs:
job.setWaitingStatus('repo state')
projects = []
for project_cname in project_cnames:
projects.append(tenant.getProject(project_cname)[1])
branches = self._branchesForRepoState(
projects=projects, tenant=tenant, items=[item])
new_items = list()
build_set = item.current_build_set
# If we skipped the initial repo state (for branch/ref items),
# we need to include the merger items for the final repo state.
# MODEL_API < 28
if (build_set._merge_repo_state_path is None and
not build_set.repo_state_keys):
new_items.extend(build_set.merger_items)
for project in projects:
new_item = dict()
new_item['project'] = project.name
new_item['connection'] = project.connection_name
new_items.append(new_item)
# Get state for not yet tracked projects
self.sched.merger.getRepoState(items=new_items,
build_set=item.current_build_set,
event=item.event,
branches=branches)
item.current_build_set.updateAttributes(
self.current_context,
repo_state_request_time=time.time(),
repo_state_state=item.current_build_set.PENDING)
return True
def prepareItem(self, item):
build_set = item.current_build_set
tenant = item.pipeline.tenant
# We always need to set the configuration of the item if it
# isn't already set.
if not build_set.ref:
build_set.setConfiguration(self.current_context)
# Next, if a change ahead has a broken config, then so does
# this one. Record that and don't do anything else.
if (item.item_ahead and item.item_ahead.current_build_set and
item.item_ahead.current_build_set.has_blocking_errors):
msg = "This change depends on a change "\
"with an invalid configuration.\n"
item.setConfigError(msg)
# Find our layout since the reporter will need it to
# determine if the project is in the pipeline.
self.getLayout(item)
return False
# The next section starts between 0 and 2 remote merger
# operations in parallel as needed.
ready = True
# If the project is in this tenant, fetch missing files so we
# know if it updates the config.
in_tenant = False
for c in item.changes:
if tenant.project_configs.get(c.project.canonical_name):
in_tenant = True
break
if in_tenant:
if build_set.files_state == build_set.NEW:
ready = self.scheduleFilesChanges(item)
if build_set.files_state == build_set.PENDING:
ready = False
# If this change alters config or is live, schedule merge and
# build a layout.
if build_set.merge_state == build_set.NEW:
if item.live or item.updatesConfig():
# Collect extra config files and dirs of required changes.
extra_config_files = set()
extra_config_dirs = set()
for merger_item in item.current_build_set.merger_items:
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(
merger_item["connection"])
project = source.getProject(merger_item["project"])
tpc = tenant.project_configs.get(project.canonical_name)
if tpc:
extra_config_files.update(tpc.extra_config_files)
extra_config_dirs.update(tpc.extra_config_dirs)
ready = self.scheduleMerge(
item,
files=(['zuul.yaml', '.zuul.yaml'] +
list(extra_config_files)),
dirs=(['zuul.d', '.zuul.d'] +
list(extra_config_dirs)))
if build_set.merge_state == build_set.PENDING:
ready = False
# If a merger op is outstanding, we're not ready.
if not ready:
return False
# If the change can not be merged or has config errors, don't
# run jobs.
if build_set.unable_to_merge or build_set.has_blocking_errors:
# Find our layout since the reporter will need it to
# determine if the project is in the pipeline.
self.getLayout(item)
return False
# With the merges done, we have the info needed to get a
# layout. This may return the pipeline layout, a layout from
# a change ahead, a newly generated layout for this change, or
# None if there was an error that makes the layout unusable.
# In the last case, it will have set the config_errors on this
# item, which may be picked up by the next item.
if not (item.layout_uuid or item.current_build_set.job_graph):
layout = self.getLayout(item)
if not layout:
return False
# We don't need to build a job graph for a non-live item, we
# just need the layout.
if not item.live:
return False
# At this point we have a layout for the item, and it's live,
# so freeze the job graph.
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
if not item.current_build_set.job_graph:
try:
log.debug("Freezing job graph for %s" % (item,))
start = time.time()
item.freezeJobGraph(self.getLayout(item),
self.current_context,
skip_file_matcher=False,
redact_secrets_and_keys=False)
self.reportPipelineTiming('job_freeze_time', start)
except Exception as e:
# TODOv3(jeblair): nicify this exception as it will be reported
log.exception("Error freezing job graph for %s" % (item,))
item.setConfigError("Unable to freeze job graph: %s" %
(str(e)))
return False
if (item.current_build_set.job_graph and
len(item.current_build_set.job_graph.job_uuids) > 0):
self.sql.reportBuildsetStart(build_set)
# At this point we know all frozen jobs and their repos so update the
# repo state with all missing repos.
if build_set.repo_state_state == build_set.NEW:
self.scheduleGlobalRepoState(item)
if build_set.repo_state_state == build_set.PENDING:
return False
return True
def _processOneItem(self, item, nnfi):
log = item.annotateLogger(self.log)
changed = False
ready = False
dequeued = False
failing_reasons = [] # Reasons this item is failing
item_ahead = item.item_ahead
if item_ahead and (not item_ahead.live):
item_ahead = None
change_queue = item.queue
meets_reqs = self.areChangesReadyToBeEnqueued(item.changes, item.event)
dependency_graph = collections.OrderedDict()
try:
self.getDependencyGraph(item.changes[0], dependency_graph,
item.event, quiet=True)
except exceptions.DependencyLimitExceededError:
self.removeItem(item)
return True, nnfi
# Verify that the cycle dependency graph is correct
cycle = self.cycleForChange(
item.changes[0], dependency_graph, item.event, debug=False)
cycle = set(cycle or [item.changes[0]])
item_cycle = set(item.changes)
# We don't consider merged dependencies when building the
# dependency graph, so we need to ignore differences resulting
# from changes that have been merged in the meantime. Put any
# missing merged changes back in the cycle for comparison
# purposes.
merged_changes = set(c for c in (item_cycle - cycle) if c.is_merged)
cycle |= merged_changes
if cycle != item_cycle:
log.info("Item cycle has changed: %s, now: %s, was: %s", item,
cycle, item_cycle)
self.removeItem(item)
if item.live:
self.reEnqueueChanges(item, item.changes)
return (True, nnfi)
abort, needs_changes = self.getMissingNeededChanges(
item.changes, change_queue, item.event,
dependency_graph=dependency_graph,
item=item)
if not (meets_reqs and not needs_changes):
# It's not okay to enqueue this change, we should remove it.
log.info("Dequeuing %s because "
"it can no longer merge" % item)
self.cancelJobs(item)
if not meets_reqs:
item.setDequeuedMissingRequirements()
else:
clist = ', '.join([c.url for c in needs_changes])
if len(needs_changes) > 1:
msg = f'Changes {clist} are needed.'
else:
msg = f'Change {clist} is needed.'
item.setDequeuedNeedingChange(msg)
if item.live:
try:
self.reportItem(item)
except exceptions.MergeFailure:
pass
self.dequeueItem(item)
return (True, nnfi)
actionable = change_queue.isActionable(item)
item.updateAttributes(self.current_context, active=actionable)
dep_items = self.getFailingDependentItems(item)
if dep_items:
failing_reasons.append('a needed change is failing')
self.cancelJobs(item, prime=False)
else:
item_ahead_merged = (item_ahead.areAllChangesMerged()
if item_ahead else False)
if (item_ahead != nnfi and not item_ahead_merged):
# Our current base is different than what we expected,
# and it's not because our current base merged. Something
# ahead must have failed.
log.info("Resetting builds for changes %s because the "
"item ahead, %s, is not the nearest non-failing "
"item, %s" % (item.changes, item_ahead, nnfi))
change_queue.moveItem(item, nnfi)
changed = True
self.cancelJobs(item)
if actionable:
ready = self.prepareItem(item)
# Starting jobs reporting should only be done once if there are
# jobs to run for this item.
if (ready
and len(self.pipeline.start_actions) > 0
and len(item.current_build_set.job_graph.job_uuids) > 0
and not item.reported_start
and not item.quiet
):
self.reportStart(item)
item.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
reported_start=True)
if item.current_build_set.unable_to_merge:
failing_reasons.append("it has a merge conflict")
if item.current_build_set.has_blocking_errors:
failing_reasons.append("it has an invalid configuration")
if ready and self.provisionNodes(item):
changed = True
if ready and self.executeJobs(item):
changed = True
if item.hasAnyJobFailed():
failing_reasons.append("at least one job failed")
if (not item.live) and (not item.items_behind) and (not dequeued):
failing_reasons.append("is a non-live item with no items behind")
self.dequeueItem(item)
changed = dequeued = True
can_report = not item_ahead and item.areAllJobsComplete() and item.live
is_cycle = len(item.changes) > 1
if can_report and is_cycle:
# Before starting to merge the cycle items, make sure they
# can still be merged, to reduce the chance of a partial merge.
non_mergeable_cycle_changes = self.getNonMergeableCycleChanges(
item)
if non_mergeable_cycle_changes:
clist = ', '.join([
c.url for c in non_mergeable_cycle_changes])
if len(non_mergeable_cycle_changes) > 1:
msg = f'Changes {clist} can not be merged.'
else:
msg = f'Change {clist} can not be merged.'
item.setDequeuedNeedingChange(msg)
failing_reasons.append("cycle can not be merged")
log.debug(
"Dequeuing item %s because cycle can no longer merge",
item
)
try:
self.reportItem(item)
except exceptions.MergeFailure:
pass
for item_behind in item.items_behind:
log.info("Resetting builds for %s because the "
"item ahead, %s, can not be merged" %
(item_behind, item))
self.cancelJobs(item_behind)
self.dequeueItem(item)
return (True, nnfi)
if can_report:
succeeded = item.didAllJobsSucceed()
try:
self.reportItem(item)
except exceptions.MergeFailure:
failing_reasons.append("it did not merge")
for item_behind in item.items_behind:
log.info("Resetting builds for %s because the "
"item ahead, %s, failed to merge" %
(item_behind, item))
self.cancelJobs(item_behind)
# Only re-report items in the cycle when we encounter a merge
# failure for a successful cycle.
if is_cycle and succeeded:
self.sendReport(self.pipeline.failure_actions, item)
self.dequeueItem(item)
changed = dequeued = True
elif not failing_reasons and item.live:
nnfi = item
if not dequeued:
item.current_build_set.updateAttributes(
self.current_context, failing_reasons=failing_reasons)
if failing_reasons:
log.debug("%s is a failing item because %s" %
(item, failing_reasons))
if (item.live and not dequeued
and self.sched.globals.use_relative_priority):
for job, request_id in \
item.current_build_set.getNodeRequests():
node_request = self.sched.nodepool.zk_nodepool.getNodeRequest(
request_id, cached=True)
if not node_request:
continue
if node_request.state != model.STATE_REQUESTED:
# If the node request was locked and accepted by a
# provider, we can no longer update the relative priority.
continue
priority = self.getNodePriority(
item,
item.getChangeForJob(job))
if node_request.relative_priority != priority:
self.sched.nodepool.reviseRequest(
node_request, priority)
return (changed, nnfi)
def processQueue(self, tenant_lock):
# Do whatever needs to be done for each change in the queue
self.log.debug("Starting queue processor: %s" % self.pipeline.name)
changed = False
change_keys = set()
for queue in self.pipeline.queues[:]:
queue_changed = False
nnfi = None # Nearest non-failing item
for item in queue.queue[:]:
self.sched.abortIfPendingReconfig(tenant_lock)
item_changed, nnfi = self._processOneItem(
item, nnfi)
if item_changed:
queue_changed = True
self.reportStats(item)
for change in item.changes:
change_keys.add(change.cache_stat.key)
if queue_changed:
changed = True
status = ''
for item in queue.queue:
status += item.formatStatus()
if status:
self.log.debug("Queue %s status is now:\n %s" %
(queue.name, status))
self.pipeline.change_list.setChangeKeys(
self.pipeline.manager.current_context,
change_keys)
self._maintainCache()
self.log.debug("Finished queue processor: %s (changed: %s)" %
(self.pipeline.name, changed))
return changed
def onBuildStarted(self, build):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, build.zuul_event_id)
log.debug("Build %s started", build)
self.sql.reportBuildStart(build)
self.reportPipelineTiming('job_wait_time',
build.execute_time, build.start_time)
if not build.build_set.item.first_job_start_time:
# Only report this for the first job in a queue item so
# that we don't include gate resets.
build.build_set.item.updateAttributes(
self.current_context,
first_job_start_time=build.start_time)
self.reportPipelineTiming('event_job_time',
build.build_set.item.event.timestamp,
build.start_time)
return True
def onBuildPaused(self, build):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, build.zuul_event_id)
item = build.build_set.item
log.debug("Build %s of %s paused", build, item)
item.setResult(build)
# We need to resume builds because we could either have no children
# or have children that are already skipped.
self._resumeBuilds(build.build_set)
return True
def _resumeBuilds(self, build_set):
"""
Resumes all paused builds of a buildset that may be resumed.
"""
for build in build_set.getBuilds():
if not build.paused:
continue
# check if all child jobs are finished
child_builds = []
item = build.build_set.item
job_graph = item.current_build_set.job_graph
child_builds += [
item.current_build_set.getBuild(x)
for x in job_graph.getDependentJobsRecursively(
build.job)]
all_completed = True
for child_build in child_builds:
if not child_build or not child_build.result:
all_completed = False
break
if all_completed:
self.sched.executor.resumeBuild(build)
with build.activeContext(self.current_context):
build.paused = False
build.addEvent(
model.BuildEvent(
event_time=time.time(),
event_type=model.BuildEvent.TYPE_RESUMED))
def _resetDependentBuilds(self, build_set, build):
job_graph = build_set.job_graph
for job in job_graph.getDependentJobsRecursively(build.job):
self.sched.cancelJob(build_set, job)
build = build_set.getBuild(job)
if build:
build_set.removeBuild(build)
# Re-set build results in case we resetted builds that were skipped
# not by this build/
for build in build_set.getBuilds():
if build.result:
build_set.item.setResult(build)
def _cancelRunningBuilds(self, build_set):
item = build_set.item
for job in item.getJobs():
build = build_set.getBuild(job)
if not build or not build.result:
self.sched.cancelJob(build_set, job, final=True)
def onBuildCompleted(self, build):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, build.zuul_event_id)
item = build.build_set.item
log.debug("Build %s of %s completed", build, item)
event_queue = self.sched.pipeline_result_events[
item.pipeline.tenant.name][item.pipeline.name]
item.pipeline.tenant.semaphore_handler.release(
event_queue, item, build.job)
if item.getJob(build.job.uuid) is None:
log.info("Build %s no longer in job graph for item %s",
build, item)
return
item.setResult(build)
log.debug("Item %s status is now:\n %s", item, item.formatStatus())
build_set = build.build_set
if build.retry:
if build_set.getJobNodeSetInfo(build.job):
build_set.removeJobNodeSetInfo(build.job)
# in case this was a paused build we need to retry all
# child jobs
self._resetDependentBuilds(build_set, build)
self._resumeBuilds(build_set)
if (build_set.fail_fast and
build.failed and build.job.voting and not build.retry):
# If fail-fast is set and the build is not successful
# cancel all remaining jobs.
log.debug("Build %s failed and fail-fast enabled, canceling "
"running builds", build)
self._cancelRunningBuilds(build_set)
return True
def onFilesChangesCompleted(self, event, build_set):
item = build_set.item
for i, change in enumerate(item.changes):
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(
change.project.connection_name)
if event.files:
change_files = event.files[i]
else:
change_files = None
source.setChangeAttributes(change, files=change_files)
build_set.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
files_state=build_set.COMPLETE)
if build_set.merge_state == build_set.COMPLETE:
# We're the second of the files/merger pair, report the stat
self.reportPipelineTiming('merge_request_time',
build_set.configured_time)
if event.elapsed_time:
self.reportPipelineTiming('merger_files_changes_op_time',
event.elapsed_time, elapsed=True)
def onMergeCompleted(self, event, build_set):
if build_set.merge_state == build_set.COMPLETE:
self._onGlobalRepoStateCompleted(event, build_set)
self.reportPipelineTiming('repo_state_time',
build_set.repo_state_request_time)
if event.elapsed_time:
self.reportPipelineTiming('merger_repo_state_op_time',
event.elapsed_time, elapsed=True)
else:
self._onMergeCompleted(event, build_set)
if build_set.files_state == build_set.COMPLETE:
# We're the second of the files/merger pair, report the stat
self.reportPipelineTiming('merge_request_time',
build_set.configured_time)
if event.elapsed_time:
self.reportPipelineTiming('merger_merge_op_time',
event.elapsed_time, elapsed=True)
def _onMergeCompleted(self, event, build_set):
item = build_set.item
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
if isinstance(item.changes[0], model.Tag):
# Since this is only used for Tag items, we know that
# circular dependencies are not in play and there is only
# one change in the list of changes.
if len(item.changes) > 1:
raise Exception("Tag item with more than one change")
change = item.changes[0]
source = self.sched.connections.getSource(
change.project.connection_name)
source.setChangeAttributes(
change, containing_branches=event.item_in_branches)
with build_set.activeContext(self.current_context):
build_set.setMergeRepoState(event.repo_state)
build_set.merge_state = build_set.COMPLETE
if event.merged:
build_set.setFiles(event.files)
if not (event.merged or event.updated):
log.info("Unable to merge %s" % item)
item.setUnableToMerge(event.errors)
def _onGlobalRepoStateCompleted(self, event, build_set):
item = build_set.item
if not event.updated:
self.log.info("Unable to get global repo state for %s", item)
item.setUnableToMerge(event.errors)
else:
self.log.info("Received global repo state for %s", item)
with build_set.activeContext(self.current_context):
build_set.setExtraRepoState(event.repo_state)
build_set.repo_state_state = build_set.COMPLETE
def _handleNodeRequestFallback(self, log, build_set, job, old_request):
if len(job.nodeset_alternatives) <= job.nodeset_index + 1:
# No alternatives to fall back upon
return False
# Increment the nodeset index and remove the old request
with job.activeContext(self.current_context):
job.nodeset_index = job.nodeset_index + 1
log.info("Re-attempting node request for job "
f"{job.name} of item {build_set.item} "
f"with nodeset alternative {job.nodeset_index}")
build_set.removeJobNodeRequestID(job)
# Make a new request
if self.sched.globals.use_relative_priority:
relative_priority = self.getNodePriority(
build_set.item,
build_set.item.getChangeForJob(job))
else:
relative_priority = 0
log = build_set.item.annotateLogger(self.log)
self._makeNodepoolRequest(log, build_set, job, relative_priority)
return True
def onNodesProvisioned(self, request, nodeset, build_set):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, request.event_id)
self.reportPipelineTiming('node_request_time', request.created_time)
job = build_set.item.getJob(request.job_uuid)
# First see if we need to retry the request
if not request.fulfilled:
log.info("Node request %s: failure for %s",
request, job.name)
if self._handleNodeRequestFallback(log, build_set, job, request):
return
# No more fallbacks -- tell the buildset the request is complete
if nodeset is not None:
build_set.jobNodeRequestComplete(job, nodeset)
# Put a fake build through the cycle to clean it up.
if not request.fulfilled:
build_set.item.setNodeRequestFailure(
job, f'Node request {request.id} failed')
self._resumeBuilds(build_set)
pipeline = build_set.item.pipeline
tenant = pipeline.tenant
event_queue = self.sched.pipeline_result_events[
tenant.name][pipeline.name]
tenant.semaphore_handler.release(
event_queue, build_set.item, job)
log.info("Completed node request %s for job %s of item %s "
"with nodes %s",
request, job.name, build_set.item, request.nodes)
def reportItem(self, item):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
action = None
phase1 = True
phase2 = True
is_cycle = len(item.changes) > 1
succeeded = item.didAllJobsSucceed()
already_reported = item.reported
if (self.changes_merge
and is_cycle
and succeeded):
phase2 = False
if not already_reported:
action, reported = self._reportItem(
item, phase1=phase1, phase2=phase2)
if phase2 is False:
phase1 = False
phase2 = True
action, reported = self._reportItem(
item, phase1=phase1, phase2=phase2)
item.updateAttributes(self.current_context,
reported=reported)
if not phase2:
return
if self.changes_merge:
merged = item.reported
if merged:
for change in item.changes:
source = change.project.source
merged = source.isMerged(change, change.branch)
if not merged:
break
if action:
if action == 'success' and not merged:
log.debug("Overriding result for %s to merge failure",
item)
action = 'merge-failure'
item.setReportedResult('MERGE_FAILURE')
self.reportNormalBuildsetEnd(item.current_build_set,
action, final=True)
change_queue = item.queue
if not (succeeded and merged):
if (not item.current_build_set.job_graph or
not item.current_build_set.job_graph.job_uuids):
error_reason = "did not have any jobs configured"
elif not succeeded:
error_reason = "failed tests"
else:
error_reason = "failed to merge"
log.info("Changes for %s did not merge because it %s, "
"status: all-succeeded: %s, merged: %s",
item, error_reason, succeeded, merged)
if not succeeded:
change_queue.decreaseWindowSize()
log.debug("%s window size decreased to %s",
change_queue, change_queue.window)
raise exceptions.MergeFailure(
"Changes for %s failed to merge" % item)
else:
self.reportNormalBuildsetEnd(item.current_build_set,
action, final=True)
log.info("Reported %s status: all-succeeded: %s, "
"merged: %s", item, succeeded, merged)
change_queue.increaseWindowSize()
log.debug("%s window size increased to %s",
change_queue, change_queue.window)
zuul_driver = self.sched.connections.drivers['zuul']
tenant = self.pipeline.tenant
with trace.use_span(tracing.restoreSpan(item.span_info)):
for change in item.changes:
source = change.project.source
zuul_driver.onChangeMerged(tenant, change, source)
elif action:
self.reportNormalBuildsetEnd(item.current_build_set,
action, final=True)
def _reportItem(self, item, phase1, phase2):
log = get_annotated_logger(self.log, item.event)
log.debug("Reporting phase1: %s phase2: %s item: %s",
phase1, phase2, item)
ret = True # Means error as returned by trigger.report
# In the case of failure, we may not have completed an initial
# merge which would get the layout for this item, so in order
# to determine whether this item's project is in this
# pipeline, use the dynamic layout if available, otherwise,
# fall back to the current static layout as a best
# approximation. However, if we ran jobs, then we obviously
# were in the pipeline config.
project_in_pipeline = bool(item.getJobs())
if not project_in_pipeline:
layout = None
if item.layout_uuid:
layout = self.getLayout(item)
if not layout:
layout = self.pipeline.tenant.layout
try:
for change in item.changes:
project_in_pipeline = bool(
layout.getProjectPipelineConfig(item, change))
if project_in_pipeline:
break
except Exception:
log.exception("Invalid config for %s", item)
if not project_in_pipeline:
log.debug("Project not in pipeline %s for %s",
self.pipeline, item)
project_in_pipeline = False
action = 'no-jobs'
actions = self.pipeline.no_jobs_actions
item.setReportedResult('NO_JOBS')
elif item.current_build_set.has_blocking_errors:
log.debug("Invalid config for %s", item)
action = 'config-error'
actions = self.pipeline.config_error_actions
item.setReportedResult('CONFIG_ERROR')
elif item.didMergerFail():
log.debug("Merge conflict")
action = 'merge-conflict'
actions = self.pipeline.merge_conflict_actions
item.setReportedResult('MERGE_CONFLICT')
elif item.wasDequeuedNeedingChange():
log.debug("Dequeued needing change")
action = 'failure'
actions = self.pipeline.failure_actions
item.setReportedResult('FAILURE')
elif item.wasDequeuedMissingRequirements():
log.debug("Dequeued missing merge requirements")
action = 'failure'
actions = self.pipeline.failure_actions
item.setReportedResult('FAILURE')
elif not item.getJobs():
# We don't send empty reports with +1
log.debug("No jobs for %s", item)
action = 'no-jobs'
actions = self.pipeline.no_jobs_actions
item.setReportedResult('NO_JOBS')
elif item.didAllJobsSucceed():
log.debug("success %s", self.pipeline.success_actions)
action = 'success'
actions = self.pipeline.success_actions
item.setReportedResult('SUCCESS')
with self.pipeline.state.activeContext(self.current_context):
self.pipeline.state.consecutive_failures = 0
else:
action = 'failure'
actions = self.pipeline.failure_actions
item.setReportedResult('FAILURE')
with self.pipeline.state.activeContext(self.current_context):
self.pipeline.state.consecutive_failures += 1
if project_in_pipeline and self.pipeline.state.disabled:
actions = self.pipeline.disabled_actions
# Check here if we should disable so that we only use the disabled
# reporters /after/ the last disable_at failure is still reported as
# normal.
if (self.pipeline.disable_at and not self.pipeline.state.disabled and
self.pipeline.state.consecutive_failures
>= self.pipeline.disable_at):
self.pipeline.state.updateAttributes(
self.current_context, disabled=True)
if actions:
log.info("Reporting item %s, actions: %s", item, actions)
ret = self.sendReport(actions, item, phase1, phase2)
if ret:
log.error("Reporting item %s received: %s", item, ret)
return action, (not ret)
def reportStats(self, item, trigger_event=None):
if not self.sched.statsd:
return
try:
# Update the gauge on enqueue and dequeue, but timers only
# when dequeing.
if item.dequeue_time:
dt = (item.dequeue_time - item.enqueue_time) * 1000
item_changes = len(item.changes)
else:
dt = None
item_changes = 0
changes = sum(len(i.changes)
for i in self.pipeline.getAllItems())
# TODO(jeblair): add items keys like changes
tenant = self.pipeline.tenant
basekey = 'zuul.tenant.%s' % tenant.name
key = '%s.pipeline.%s' % (basekey, self.pipeline.name)
# stats.timers.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.resident_time
# stats_counts.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.total_changes
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.current_changes
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.window
self.sched.statsd.gauge(key + '.current_changes', changes)
self.sched.statsd.gauge(key + '.window', item.pipeline.window)
if dt:
self.sched.statsd.timing(key + '.resident_time', dt)
self.sched.statsd.incr(key + '.total_changes', item_changes)
if item.queue and item.queue.name:
queuename = (item.queue.name.
replace('.', '_').replace('/', '.'))
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.queue.<queue>.resident_time
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.queue.<queue>.total_changes
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.queue.<queue>.current_changes
# stats.gauges.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.queue.<queue>.window
queuekey = f'{key}.queue.{queuename}'
# Handle per-branch queues
layout = self.pipeline.tenant.layout
queue_config = layout.queues.get(item.queue.name)
per_branch = queue_config and queue_config.per_branch
if per_branch and item.queue.project_branches:
# Get the first project-branch of this queue,
# which is a tuple of project, branch, and get
# second item of that tuple, the branch name. In
# a per-branch queue, we expect the branch name to
# be the same for every project.
branch = item.queue.project_branches[0][1]
if branch:
branch = branch.replace('.', '_').replace('/', '.')
queuekey = f'{queuekey}.branch.{branch}'
queue_changes = sum(len(i.changes) for i in item.queue.queue)
self.sched.statsd.gauge(queuekey + '.current_changes',
queue_changes)
self.sched.statsd.gauge(queuekey + '.window',
item.queue.window)
if dt:
self.sched.statsd.timing(queuekey + '.resident_time', dt)
self.sched.statsd.incr(queuekey + '.total_changes',
item_changes)
for change in item.changes:
if hasattr(change, 'branch'):
hostname = (change.project.canonical_hostname.
replace('.', '_'))
projectname = (change.project.name.
replace('.', '_').replace('/', '.'))
projectname = projectname.replace('.', '_').replace(
'/', '.')
branchname = change.branch.replace('.', '_').replace(
'/', '.')
# stats.timers.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.
# project.<host>.<project>.<branch>.resident_time
# stats_counts.zuul.tenant.<tenant>.pipeline.<pipeline>.
# project.<host>.<project>.<branch>.total_changes
key += '.project.%s.%s.%s' % (hostname, projectname,
branchname)
if dt:
self.sched.statsd.timing(key + '.resident_time', dt)
self.sched.statsd.incr(key + '.total_changes')
if (
trigger_event
and hasattr(trigger_event, 'arrived_at_scheduler_timestamp')
):
now = time.time()
arrived = trigger_event.arrived_at_scheduler_timestamp
processing = (now - arrived) * 1000
elapsed = (now - trigger_event.timestamp) * 1000
self.sched.statsd.timing(
basekey + '.event_enqueue_processing_time',
processing)
self.sched.statsd.timing(
basekey + '.event_enqueue_time', elapsed)
self.reportPipelineTiming('event_enqueue_time',
trigger_event.timestamp)
except Exception:
self.log.exception("Exception reporting pipeline stats")
def reportPipelineTiming(self, key, start, end=None, elapsed=False):
if not self.sched.statsd:
return
if not start:
return
if end is None:
end = time.time()
pipeline = self.pipeline
tenant = pipeline.tenant
stats_key = f'zuul.tenant.{tenant.name}.pipeline.{pipeline.name}'
if elapsed:
dt = start
else:
dt = (end - start) * 1000
self.sched.statsd.timing(f'{stats_key}.{key}', dt)
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