Links

• Scripts to generate Jenkins jobs
• Scripts to run Jenkins jobs, including WebRTC Steeplechase and Web Platform.
• Actual Jenkins jobs

Notes

MSE/EME jobs

• A lot of setup info is in the firefox-media-tests README.
• As of Sept 30th 2015 only the following builders are configured to run basic video playback tests: pf-mac-10-10-2, pf-win7-64-2, pf-win-64-2 (windows 8.1)
• Important [system] environment variables are described here: https://github.com/mjzffr/firefox-media-tests/blob/pf-jenkins/run_media_tests.py#L7-L22
  • Relevant directories on mac builder(s): /Users/mozilla/testing and /Users/mozilla/tools
  • Relevant directories on win builders: C:\tools\ and C:\testing
• Resources re mozharness and supporting tools

WebRTC profiles

If you want to make changes to the WebRTC Profiles on Jenkins, the configuration script is generate_webrtc_jobs.py and the template for creating the files (parameters etc) are located in webrtc-job-template.xml. Details on individual machines used and global variables to use are present in WebRTC_Test_Matrix.csv

python generate_webrtc_jobs.py --template webrtc-job-template.xml 
--table-csv WebRTC_Test_Matrix.csv --jenkins-host http://pf-jenkins.qa.mtv2.mozilla.com:8080

How to regenerate jobs

For WebRTC, the jobs were initially generated programmatically. However, as time goes on, using the Jenkins utility routines below will be faster and less error-prone.

Job utilities

Other utilties

mozplatformqa-jenkins-config has several interesting python scripts to manipulate Jenkins projects.

• copy_jobs_to_new_release.py - see above.
• copy_to_second_jenkins.py - Take jobs from one jenkins instance, swap out all references to that instance with the second instance, and put those jobs into the second instance.
• disable_jobs.py - Mass disable Jenkins jobs.
• enable_jobs.py - Mass enable Jenkins jobs.
• fix_projects.py - Do regular expression subsitutions inside of Jenkins jobs.
• save_jobs.py - Save job configurations to local disk.