THIS IS A TEST INSTANCE. ALL YOUR CHANGES WILL BE LOST!!!!
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How do I setup a new branch build?
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- Log into build machine, go to /usr/local/hiveptest/etc/
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- public, create a new profile properties in the form {newprofile.properties} , where "newprofile" is the name of the new profile. Easiest way is to copy an existing one, for example "trunk-mr2.properties" which are used to run pre-commit tests.
- In the new profile property, set the "repository" property in the new profile to point to the new branch
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- , and "repository-name" property to any unique value (will be used as the directory name of the checked-out code). Set any other properties accordingly, as they will be invoked by the jenkins build.
- In Jenkins, create a new job by copying template from existing job.
- In new Jenkins job, go in the build config modify the profile argument in the Hive PTest2 WebServer call (it will be like: "java ... org.apache.hive.ptest.api.client.PTestClient --profile trunk-
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- mr2") to point to
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- the new profile ie, ("java ...–profile newprofile).
How can I read or make changes to Hive PTest2 Infra code?
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$ sudo /usr/local/hiveptest/bin/stop-server.sh $ sudo /usr/local/hiveptest/bin/start-server.sh $ sudo /usr/local/hiveptest/bin/restart-server.sh $ sudo /usr/local/hiveptest/bin/update.sh |
How do I change a build to run a new MiniMr/TezDriver q-test?
See: MiniMR+and+PTest2.
This is all same as configuring any build profile property, located at /usr/local/hiveptest/etc/public. Find the profile properties of your build (for example the pre-commit tests are using "trunk-mr2.properties), and edit "qFileTests.miniXXXDriver.groups...." to include the name of the new q-test. TODO- link to more complete instructions.
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