does generic-worker support docker now?

not yet

we're still running docker-worker for the majority of tasks

(meaning those that require docker :)

we're running scriptworker in docker (android tests on bitbar), what might prevent generic-worker from working inside a docker container?

i bet it could run inside docker, just doesn't support spinning up new docker containers per task

ok. we don't need to do that.

I don't know how good its linux support is in general

last time I talked to Pete about it, he indicated it mostly supports windows

so maybe check in with him?

what do we use on linux talos? taskcluster-worker?

I thought that was converted to generic-worker, but I'm not sure

yeah, i'm vague too. p.moore :)

ok. thanks :)

dustin: aki: aerickson: linux talos/raptor and all OSX tests are on generic-worker

thanks

tomprince: did you run ci-admin apply after the jamun change? if not, mind if I do just so I don't need to grep out my changes?

dustin: go ahead

tx

I don't have permission for the mozilla-group roles

Updating Role=mozilla-group:active_scm_level_3 ?

we should fix that.. file a bug when you think of it?

dustin: bugzilla.mozilla.org/1286555

dustin, woo, long thread about decision tasks

gerard-majax: The tc-github one?

yeah

I was on parental leave

it feels like too much text to read :)

pmoore: yeah, turns out I wasn't using ssh, so there's that :)

thanks

heh, no worries :)

did someone need to regenerate the docker images recently?

ISTR something in scrollback...

there was a change to indexing in ci-taskgraph, and a new option to always generate some docker images

if that's what you're thinking of

hmm

dustin: could you grant me project:releng:services/tooltool/api/download/internal ?

filed bugzilla.mozilla.org/1527327

jhford: do you know how to update the secrets in travis? I think azure-entities needs the latest jungle accessToken

yep, they should be encrypted environment variables which are described here: docs.travis-ci.com/user/encryption-keys

any idea what the variables are named?

ah, I see them

I was grepping for process.env

dustin: still not working unfortunately

same error as before

link?

--url=taskcluster/tooltool.mozilla-releng.net

sorry if I forgot to put that in the bug yesterday

yeah, I did forget, sorry -- but the right URL is in bugzilla.mozilla.org/1527152#c3

& above

ah sorry, I didn't notice that as it is very similar to the other one

ok, it worked now!

woo!

sorry that took so long to figure out

np, I'm glad it's finally fixed :)

I wonder what caused it in the first place, but I guess we'll never know

it's possible that relengapi just doesn't work anymore, but I'm not sure what changed to cause that

owlish: firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/taskcluster/taskcluster/index.html is what docs that exist, although some of that info is mozilla-central specific.

oh cool! thanks a ton!

owlish: do you have permissions to push to gecko trees?

I highly doubt that

I mean, I never tried... but as far as I got to know Mozilla - if you haven't tried doing smth, you likely don't have the permissions

hehe

I thought it might be part of the onboarding

last week was _cultural_ onboarding 😛

isn't there an engineering onboarding?

fwiw there was *no* onboarding when I was hired

well, releng did some, but it was more trial-by-fire than actually telling anyone anything

that was ages ago :)

The engineering onboarding is the remote thing that mconley organises isn't it?

So I expect it covers how to get L1-3 commit access but doesn't actually walk you through it

ah

yeah, that's what I was thinking of

(but I've also been here too long to have actually done that process myself, so idk)

And not everyone needs access. Lots of people just use checkin-needed.

Well "everybody" needs L1 to push to try

Not everyone needs L3, certainly

isn't there an engineering onboarding? < not that I know of

there was something, and I contacted somebody about it soon after I was hired, but got no reply back

yeah, I contacted m-h-oye re: engineering onboarding

why were you asking about that access, anyways, dustin?

doing a few try pushes might be a nice way to see how all that taskgraph stuff works

Oh right mhoye not the other one

One day I will not make that mistake

But not today

it's good to have goals

Anyway a linear extrapolation of historical data suggests they happen every 6 months or thereabouts

Although with quite some variation