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Closed: Sep 2017
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OS: Chrome
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Type: Feature



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report auto-filed bugs in a way that goldeneye can consume

Project Member Reported by akes...@chromium.org, May 24 2016

Issue description

We want to allow goldeneye to know what autobugs have been filed and pinged.

Per discussion with dshi@ and shuqianz@, sounds like the most straighforward way to do this is to have suite jobs write keyvals to the tko_test_attribute table in tko database, specifying that bugs have been filed for tests and giving their urls. Goldeneye already consumes tko data (possibly not from this table yet) so it should be straightforward to consume this.

Note -- the keyvals will be associated with the job id of the *suite* not of the individual tests (having the suite job write keyvals for its slave jobs is more complicated and we want to avoid it). Maybe we can come up with a keyval naming schema that makes the mapping back to the underlying jobs also parseable.

+leecy for comment. If this sounds good, we can probably implement the autotest side of things pretty quickly.
 
Owner: leecy@chromium.org
Status: Assigned (was: Available)
assigning to leecy@ for comment

Comment 2 by leecy@chromium.org, May 31 2016

Yes, if we can get the data from TKO in a reliable way (either the keys are known, or with keyval naming schema), then that should be good for us.

Comment 3 by josa...@google.com, Aug 30 2016

Any updates on this?
Nobody is working on this at the moment.

Instead of writing this to tko, another option might be to write them to Cloud Datastore, a la https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=627276

Comment 5 by leecy@chromium.org, Sep 25 2017

Did we stop autofiling bugs?  Is this obsolete?
Status: Archived (was: Assigned)
Yep, obsolete.

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