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3.5.6. change

resource type: change

Attributes:

• changeid (integer) – the ID of this change

• author (string) – the author of the change in “name”, “name <email>” or just “email” (with @) format

• branch? (string) – branch on which the change took place, or none for the “default branch”, whatever that might mean

• category? (string) – user-defined category of this change, or none

• codebase (string) – codebase in this repository

• comments (string) – user comments for this change (aka commit)

• files[] (string) – list of source-code filenames changed

• parent_changeids[] (integer) – The ID of the parents. The data api allows for several parents, but the core Buildbot does not yet support it

• project (string) – user-defined project to which this change corresponds

• properties (sourcedproperties) – user-specified properties for this change, represented as an object mapping keys to tuple (value, source)

• repository (string) – repository where this change occurred

• revision? (string) – revision for this change, or none if unknown

• revlink? (string) – link to a web view of this change

• sourcestamp (sourcestamp) – the sourcestamp resource for this change

• when_timestamp (integer) – time of the change

A change resource represents a change to the source code monitored by Buildbot.

3.5.6.1. Update Methods

All update methods are available as attributes of master.data.updates.

class buildbot.data.changes.Change

path: /builders/{builderid_or_buildername}/builds/{build_number}/changes

Path Keys:

• builderid_or_buildername (number|identifier) – the ID or name of the builder

• build_number (number) – the number of the build within the builder

This path selects all changes tested by a build

GET

returns

collection of change

path: /builds/{buildid}/changes

Path Keys:

buildid (number) – the id of the build

This path selects all changes tested by a build

GET

returns

collection of change

path: /changes

This path selects all changes. On a reasonably loaded master, this can quickly return a very large result, taking minutes to process. A specific query configuration is optimized which allows to get the recent changes: order:-changeid&limit=<n>

GET

returns

collection of change

path: /changes/{changeid}

Path Keys:

changeid (number) – the id of a change

This path selects one change by id

GET

returns

collection of change

path: /sourcestamps/{ssid}/changes

Path Keys:

ssid (number) – the id of the sourcestamp

This path selects all changes associated to one sourcestamp

GET

returns

collection of change