Add PR binary graduation to the things spackbot can do #45
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Changes migrated from PR spack#45 using the new workers and a slightly more general name for the long running process queue. TODO: Add a pruning task that is occasionally inserted after a copy task but before reindex
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Add a new handler to spackbot routing to process spack PRs which have been merged to
develop. When these events happen, we want to copy the binaries from the per-PR mirror used by gitlab pipelines run against the PR to a shared PR mirror. The shared PR mirror can then be used by other PR pipelines that come along before thedeveloppipeline (associated with the aforementioned merged PR) finishes populating the main mirror with its own copies of those binaries.Because copying the binaries could take awhile (depending on the number of specs the PR had to rebuild), and the update of the shared PR mirror index could take a long time (depending on the number of binaries in the mirror), this PR uses the
rqmodule to schedule those tasks as jobs to be run by another process in a separate container, freeing up the handler to return quickly.I've tested this using the updated
docker-compose.ymland a webhook I set up on the spack repo to send events on pull requests. Because that's not the same as when a github app sends the requests, I temporarily commented out the installation authentication part for my testing. I'd love a better workflow for testing this part of spackbot without breaking it for everyone else though.I'm currently working on a change to
spack-infrastructureto update thespackbot-spack-iodeployment to reflect the extra containers spackbot will need to support doing PR binary graduation this way. See that PR to see how the deployment looks and how I'm testing it "in production".Remaining TODO: