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Status: Fixed
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Closed: Jan 2018
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OS: Chrome
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Type: Bug



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moblab-generic-vm-paladin failed but CQ passed

Project Member Reported by shuqianz@chromium.org, Jan 19 2018

Issue description

https://uberchromegw.corp.google.com/i/chromeos/builders/master-paladin/builds/17524

moblab-generic-vm-paladin failed at HWTest stage due to the following erorr:The MoblabVMTest stage failed: Moblab run_suite succeeded, but did not successfully run dummy_PassServer

Then CQ chose to destructed itself and stopped waiting for the following slaves:

caroline-paladin: aborted by self-destruction
veyron_minnie-paladin: aborted by self-destruction
cyan-paladin: aborted by self-destruction
cave-paladin: aborted by self-destruction
auron_yuna-paladin: aborted by self-destruction 

At the end, the CQ marked itself as passed. Is this expected? How could a slave fail but master pass? 
 
It looks like all of the CLs had passed all the tests they needed so the build short circuited itself to save time.
nxia@, do we have that kind of smart CQ mechanism as #2 mentioned?

Comment 3 by nxia@chromium.org, Jan 19 2018

Yes, all the relevant slaves of the CLs to test passed, so the CQ destructed itself with success.

09:12:44: INFO: Moving CL:*546618 CL:*549938 CL:*549978 CL:872457 CL:874760 CL:874761 to will_submit set, because their relevant builds completed successfully or all failures are ignorable or passed in CQ history.
09:12:44: INFO: will_submit set contains 6 changes: [CL:*546618 CL:*549938 CL:*549978 CL:872457 CL:874760 CL:874761]
might_submit set contains 0 changes: []
will_not_submit set contains 0 changes: []
09:12:44: WARNING: This build will self-destruct given the results of relevant change triages.
09:12:44: INFO: This build will self-destruct with success.
Status: Fixed (was: Assigned)
Good to know

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