On 17/09/20 10:16, Philippe Mathieu-Daudé wrote: > patchew is currently pushing successfully applied series > (using the cover Message-ID as tag) to GitHub. > This is very handy (no need to apply patches manually): > https://github.com/patchew-project/qemu/tags > > Can we push the same that to an equivalent GitLab account? > We could then have a script replying to the series if the > series fails CI. Doing so would save reviewer/tester time > (I'd rather have a series not failing on our CI tests before > starting to review/test it).
Yes, we could. Indeed we could also look at the pipeline result instead of needing Patchew's custom testers (using a webhook). It would be a bit on the heavy side for GitLab's resources; while right now they're still providing unlimited CI time, in principle the "gold" tier provides "only" 833 hours and a full CI run takes more or less 1. So it would work great but we would have to set up our own runners, and/or have a cheaper pipeline for this gating CI. Is that possible to configure in Gitlab? Paolo
