import "go.chromium.org/luci/buildbucket"
Package buildbucket defines Go types that are more convenient than the API types in "go.chromium.org/luci/common/api/buildbucket/buildbucket/v1"
annotations.go build.go doc.go v1.go
const StepSep = "|"MalformedBuild tag is present in an error if the build was malformed.
BucketNameToV2 converts a v1 Bucket name to the v2 constituent parts. An error is returned if the bucketname does not match the expected format. The difference between the bucket name is that v2 uses short names, for example: v1: luci.chromium.try v2: try "luci" is dropped, "chromium" is recorded as the project, "try" is the name. If the bucket does not conform to this convention, or if it is not a luci bucket, then this return and empty string for both project and bucket.
func BuildToV2(msg *v1.ApiCommonBuildMessage) (b *buildbucketpb.Build, err error)
BuildToV2 converts a v1 build message to v2.
The returned build may be incomplete if msg is incomplete. For example, if msg is a partial response and does not have builder name, the returned build won't have it either.
The returned build does not include steps. Returns an error if msg is malformed.
func ConvertBuildSteps(c context.Context, annSteps []*annotpb.Step_Substep, annURL string) ([]*buildbucketpb.Step, error)
ConvertBuildSteps converts a build given the root step's substeps, which must be the actual steps of the build, and the Logdog URL for links conversion. The provided context is used only for logging.
Unsupported fields:
* Substep.annotation_stream, * Step.link, * Link.isolate_object, * Link.dm_link.
func StatusToV2(build *v1.ApiCommonBuildMessage) (buildbucketpb.Status, error)
StatusToV2 converts v1 build's Status, Result, FailureReason and CancelationReason to v2 Status enum.
If build.Status is "", returns (Status_STATUS_UNSPECIFIED, nil). Useful with partial buildbucket responses.
type Build struct {
ID int64
CreationTime time.Time
CreatedBy identity.Identity
Project string
Bucket string
Builder string
// Number identifies the build within the builder.
// Build numbers are monotonically increasing, mostly contiguous.
//
// The type is *int to prevent accidental confusion
// of valid build number 0 with absence of the number (zero value).
Number *int
// BuildSets is parsed "buildset" tag values.
//
// If a buildset is present in tags, but not recognized
// it won't be included here.
BuildSets []buildbucketpb.BuildSet
Tags strpair.Map
Input Input
Status buildbucketpb.Status
StatusChangeTime time.Time
URL string
StartTime time.Time
UpdateTime time.Time
Canary bool
Experimental bool
CompletionTime time.Time
Output Output
}Build is a buildbucket build. It is a more type-safe version of buildbucket.ApiCommonBuildMessage.
DEPRECATED: use BuildToV2.
GetByAddress fetches a build by its address. Returns (nil, nil) if build is not found.
Address returns an alternative identifier of the build. If b has a number, the address is "<bucket>/<builder>/<number>". Otherwise it is "<id>".
See also "go.chromium.org/luci/common/api/buildbucket/v1".FormatBuildAddress.
func (b *Build) ParseMessage(msg *v1.ApiCommonBuildMessage) error
ParseMessage parses a build message to Build.
Numeric values in JSON-formatted fields, e.g. property values, are parsed as json.Number.
If an error is returned, the state of b is undefined.
DEPRECATED: use BuildToV2.
func (b *Build) PutRequest() (*v1.ApiPutRequestMessage, error)
PutRequest converts b to a build creation request.
If a buildset is present in both b.BuildSets and b.Map, it is deduped. Returned value has zero ClientOperationId. Returns an error if properties could not be marshaled to JSON.
RunDuration returns duration between build start and completion.
SchedulingDuration returns duration between build creation and start.
type Input struct {
// Properties is opaque data passed to the build.
// For recipe-based builds, this is build properties.
Properties Properties
}Input is the input to the builder.
type Output struct {
Properties Properties
// TODO(nodir, iannucci): replace type "error" with a new type that
// represents a stack of errors emitted by different layers of the system,
// where each error has
// - domain string, e.g. "kitchen"
// - reason string, e.g. kitchen-specific error code
// - message string: human readable error
// - meta: a proto.Struct with random data provided by the layer
// The new type must implement error so that the change is
// backward compatible.
Err error // populated in builds with status StatusError
}Output is build output.
type Properties interface{}Properties is data provided by users, opaque to LUCI services. The value must be JSON marshalable/unmarshalable into/out from a JSON object.
When using an unmarshaling function, such as (*Build).ParseMessage, if the user knows the properties they need, they may set the value to a json-compatible struct. The unmarshaling function will try to unmarshal the properties into the struct. Otherwise, the unmarshaling function will use a generic type, e.g. map[string]interface{}.
Example:
var props struct {
A string
}
var build buildbucket.Build
build.Input.Properties = &props
if err := build.ParseMessage(msg); err != nil {
return err
}
println(props.A)
| Path | Synopsis |
|---|---|
| access | |
| client/cmd/buildbucket | Command buildbucket is a CLI client for buildbucket service. |
| proto | Package buildbucket is generated from Buildbucket .proto files. |
| proto/config |
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