An error occurred while fetching folder content.
GitBot
authored
-- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@f9dc2517 Rename "build jobs" to "build pipeline" -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@633c9fb4 get_pipeline_jobs: remove redundant job ID output -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@347745c5 download_job_artifacts: add error message if artifact not found -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@50f7396d ci-test: re-enable build simulation caching In 438f1e2aae23472d692ce6314e8c683f950657d2 we accidentally disabled caching for the build simulation by moving the cache definition to a job class. The order of inheritance led to the cache configuration being overwritten by the one of the "buildbase" class. Change inheritance order to fix this. -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@30f7d966 update_submodule: fix integration branch name in case of multiple MRs When there are multiple open merge requests for a commit, we currently take the newest one to determine the integration branch name. This is not necessarily the correct one, we can have an open merge request with the commit being part of the commit history while the top commit is a different one. Add a check if the commit is the top commit of the merge request in order to get the correct integration branch name in these cases. -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@438f1e2a ci-test: use more recent release for build simulation -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@1c900bf9 Update docs/add-new-project-to-pipeline.md -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@8854fd8f download_job_artifacts: fix temp file creation mkstemp() returns a tuple containing an OS-level handle to an open file (as would be returned by os.open()) and the absolute pathname of that file, in that order. Use higher-level function NamedTemporaryFile() instead. -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@151f1cd6 Refactoring: remove redundant if See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/remove-redundant-if/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@872ec6d9 Refactoring: swap if and else branches Move the main part of the action to the if branch. See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/swap-if-else-branches/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@c058236c Sourcery: skip a certain suggestion for better readability -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@b9196ae5 Fix typo in comment -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@eba0649d gitignore: add .vscode and convert line-endings to LF -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@876da56d Refactoring: merge dictionary assignments See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/merge-dict-assign/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@e8e3ff37 Refactoring: use single assignment for "if, else" See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/assign-if-exp/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@14eaf45a Refactoring: inline immediately returned variables See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/inline-immediately-returned-variable/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@f9096a52 Refactoring: use "{}" for creating an empty dictionary This is the most concise and Pythonic way to create a dictionary. See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/dict-literal/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@a3baa39e Refactoring: use list comprehensions A list comprehension can create the list on one line, cutting out the clutter of declaring an empty list and then appending values. See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/list-comprehension/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@52de8d7c Refactoring: use dictionary comprehensions A dictionary comprehension can create the dictionary on one line, cutting out the clutter of declaring an empty dict and then adding items. See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/dict-comprehension/ -- Commit: seco-ne/yocto/infrastructure/gitlab-ci@5d09b9de Refactoring: simplify length comparisons Something we often do is check whether a list or sequence has elements before we try and do something with it. A Pythonic way of doing this is just to use the fact that Python lists and sequences evaluate to True if they have elements, and False otherwise. Doing it this way is a convention, set out in Python's PEP8 style guide. See for reference: https://docs.sourcery.ai/Reference/Python/Default-Rules/simplify-len-comparison/
| Name | Last commit | Last update |
|---|