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  over 2 years ago by szarate | Reply

  Maybe you wanna check George's and Ana's module mapper

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Maybe you wanna check George's and Ana's module mapper
 
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  over 2 years ago by MDoucha | Reply

  You can search the entire OpenQA instance job history using the /tests/overview page, e.g.: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview

  Test module name is one of the filters, however the results are often incomplete or don't show the latest jobs in the group. The page is also difficult to find. It'd be great if you could fix the search in OpenQA itself.

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You can search the entire OpenQA instance job history using the /tests/overview page, e.g.: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview Test module name is one of the filters, however the results are often incomplete or don't show the latest jobs in the group. The page is also difficult to find. It'd be great if you could fix the search in OpenQA itself.
 
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You can search the entire OpenQA instance job history using the /tests/overview page, e.g.: https://openqa.opensuse.org/tests/overview
Test module name is one of the filters, however the results are often incomplete or don't show the latest jobs in the group. The page is also difficult to find. It'd be great if you could fix the search in OpenQA itself.
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  over 2 years ago by rfan1 | Reply

  http://10.67.97.221:8000

  Thanks all for the comments, and here comes our achievement show ：）

  The initial plan was find all the jobs in O3 and OSD+maintenance job groups in a single web page, then we can trigger the VR for them to make sure the code changes are strong enough.

  In this project, we will try to find the latest 2 builds to get more accurate results [in case, the jobs are not done]

  However, there are still some issues now.

  1. performance, we use openQA_cli to get all jobs in loop mode. it will take several minutes to find the jobs, even we only check few dedicated job groups, we may need check the DB directly later to get quick return

  2. As @MDoucha mentioned, we need integrate this "FILTER" function in to openQA framework, we may do this in next hackweek though, since we may need learn more about openQA

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http://10.67.97.221:8000 Thanks all for the comments, and here comes our achievement show ：） The initial plan was find all the jobs in O3 and OSD+maintenance job groups in a single web page, then we can trigger the VR for them to make sure the code changes are strong enough. In this project, we will try to find the latest 2 builds to get more accurate results [in case, the jobs are not done] However, there are still some issues now. 1. performance, we use openQA_cli to get all jobs in loop mode. it will take several minutes to find the jobs, even we only check few dedicated job groups, we may need check the DB directly later to get quick return 2. As [@MDoucha](/users/MDoucha) mentioned, we need integrate this "FILTER" function in to openQA framework, we may do this in next hackweek though, since we may need learn more about openQA
 
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Thanks all for the comments, and here comes our achievement show ：）
The initial plan was find all the jobs in O3 and OSD+maintenance job groups in a single web page, then we can trigger the VR for them to make sure the code changes are strong enough.
In this project, we will try to find the latest 2 builds to get more accurate results [in case, the jobs are not done]
However, there are still some issues now.
1. performance, we use openQA_cli to get all jobs in loop mode. it will take several minutes to find the jobs, even we only check few dedicated job groups, we may need check the DB directly later to get quick return

2. As @MDoucha mentioned, we need integrate this "FILTER" function in to openQA framework, we may do this in next hackweek though, since we may need learn more about openQA
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