On 17/07/2018 21:16, Nicholas Alexander wrote:
Ahal,
On Tue, Jul 17, 2018 at 11:55 AM, Andrew Halberstadt <a...@mozilla.com
<mailto:a...@mozilla.com>> wrote:
While |mach try fuzzy| is generally a better experience than try
syntax, there are a few cases where it can be annoying. One
common case was when you selected a bunch of tasks in the
interface and pushed. Then at a later date you wanted to push
the exact same set of tasks again. This used to be a really poor
experience as you needed to re-select all the same tasks
manually.
As of now, you can use |mach try again| instead. The general
workflow is:
This is awesome, thank you for building it!
Can it be extended to "named pushes"? That is, right now I use my shell
history to do `mach try fuzzy -q "'build-android | 'robocop", but nobody
else will find that without me telling them, and it won't be
automatically updated when robocop gets renamed. That is, if I could
`mach try fuzzy --named android-tier1` or something I could save myself
some manual command editing and teach other people what a green try run
means in my area.
./mach try fuzzy --save android-tier1 -q "'build-android | 'robocop"
And then run with
./mach try fuzzy --preset android-tier1
I think that's what you want? There isn't a way to share it or anything,
but it works well for the use case of "I make the same set of try pushes
repeatedly over many patches".
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