On 26/03/14 01:45 PM, Nathan Froyd wrote:
----- Original Message -----
Releng (and I tend to agree with them) is very opposed to having one
config affect multiple platforms (or at least multiple buildapps). Over
time it tends to lead to messy and hard to follow configs. It also makes
it harder in the case that you *do* only want to change a single platform.
This seems like an inconsistent position, since we already have per-platform
configs with included files for mozconfigs. And that seems to work OK.
-Nathan
I may have misinterpreted gps' original question. I'm not opposed to
having everything live in one file, but I am opposed to having config
options shared across different platforms.
If the general consensus is that having something like:
mozharness_config.py:
config = {
'linux': {
'mochitest_options': [ ... ],
'reftest_options': [ ... ],
...
}
'windows': {
'mochitest_options': [ ... ],
'reftest_options': [ ... ],
...
}
...
}
is easier than the multi-file approach, then I'm ok with that. The
downside to this is that if we port more configuration from mozharness
to the tree, this file would get pretty large.
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