- Table Of Contents
- 1. Buildbot Tutorial
- 2. Buildbot Manual
- 2.1. Introduction
- 2.2. Installation
- 2.3. Concepts
- 2.4. Secret Management
- 2.5. Configuration
- 2.5.1. Configuring Buildbot
- 2.5.2. Global Configuration
- 2.5.3. Change Sources and Changes
- 2.5.5. Schedulers
- 2.5.6. Workers
- 2.5.7. Builder Configuration
- 2.5.8. Projects
- 2.5.9. Build Factories
- 2.5.10. Build Sets
- 2.5.11. Properties
- 2.5.12. Build Steps
- 2.5.12.1. Parameters Common to all Steps
- 2.5.12.2. Common Parameters of source checkout operations
- 2.5.12.3. Bzr
- 2.5.12.4. CVS
- 2.5.12.5. Darcs
- 2.5.12.6. Gerrit
- 2.5.12.7. GitHub
- 2.5.12.8. GitLab
- 2.5.12.9. Git
- 2.5.12.10. Mercurial
- 2.5.12.11. Monotone
- 2.5.12.12. P4
- 2.5.12.13. Repo
- 2.5.12.14. SVN
- 2.5.12.15. GitCommit
- 2.5.12.16. GitTag
- 2.5.12.17. GitPush
- 2.5.12.18. GitDiffInfo
- 2.5.12.19. ShellCommand
- 2.5.12.20. Shell Sequence
- 2.5.12.21. Compile
- 2.5.12.21. Compile
- 2.5.12.22. Configure
- 2.5.12.23. CMake
- 2.5.12.24. Visual C++
- 2.5.12.25. Cppcheck
- 2.5.12.26. Robocopy
- 2.5.12.27. Test
- 2.5.12.28. TreeSize
- 2.5.12.29. PerlModuleTest
- 2.5.12.30. SubunitShellCommand
- 2.5.12.31. HLint
- 2.5.12.32. MaxQ
- 2.5.12.33. Trigger
- 2.5.12.34. BuildEPYDoc
- 2.5.12.35. PyFlakes
- 2.5.12.36. Sphinx
- 2.5.12.37. PyLint
- 2.5.12.38. Trial
- 2.5.12.39. RemovePYCs
- 2.5.12.40. HTTP Requests
- 2.5.12.41. Worker Filesystem Steps
- 2.5.12.42. Transferring Files
- 2.5.12.44. MasterShellCommand
- 2.5.12.45. LogRenderable
- 2.5.12.47. SetProperty
- 2.5.12.46. Assert
- 2.5.12.48. SetProperties
- 2.5.12.49. SetPropertyFromCommand
- 2.5.12.51. RpmBuild
- 2.5.12.52. RpmLint
- 2.5.12.53. MockBuildSRPM Step
- 2.5.12.54. MockRebuild
- 2.5.12.55. DebPbuilder
- 2.5.12.57. DebLintian
- 2.5.13. Interlocks
- 2.5.14. Report Generators
- 2.5.15. Reporters
- 2.5.15.1. ReporterBase
- 2.5.15.2. BitbucketServerCoreAPIStatusPush
- 2.5.15.2. BitbucketServerCoreAPIStatusPush
- 2.5.15.3. BitbucketServerPRCommentPush
- 2.5.15.4. BitbucketServerStatusPush
- 2.5.15.6. GerritStatusPush
- 2.5.15.5. BitbucketStatusPush
- 2.5.15.7. GerritVerifyStatusPush
- 2.5.15.9. GitHubStatusPush
- 2.5.15.10. GitLabStatusPush
- 2.5.15.11. HttpStatusPush
- 2.5.15.12. IRC Bot
- 2.5.15.13. MailNotifier
- 2.5.15.14. PushjetNotifier
- 2.5.15.15. PushoverNotifier
- 2.5.15.16. Telegram Bot
- 2.5.15.17. ZulipStatusPush
- 2.5.16. Web Server
- 2.5.17. Change Hooks
- 2.5.18. Custom Services
- 2.5.19. DbConfig
- 2.5.20. Configurators
- 2.5.21. Manhole
- 2.5.22. Multimaster
- 2.5.23. Multiple-Codebase Builds
- 2.5.24. Miscellaneous Configuration
- 2.5.25. Testing Utilities
- 2.6. Customization
- 2.7. Command-line Tool
- 2.8. Resources
- 2.9. Optimization
- 2.10. Plugin Infrastructure in Buildbot
- 2.11. Deployment
- 2.12. Upgrading
- 3. Buildbot Development
- 3.1. Development Quick-start
- 3.2. Submitting Pull Requests
- 3.3. General Documents
- 3.3.1. Master Organization
- 3.3.2. Buildbot Coding Style
- 3.3.3. Buildbot’s Test Suite
- 3.3.4. Configuration
- 3.3.6. Writing Schedulers
- 3.3.7. Utilities
- 3.3.8. Build Result Codes
- 3.3.9. WWW Server
- 3.3.10. Javascript Data Module
- 3.3.11. Base web application
- 3.3.12. Authentication
- 3.3.13. Authorization
- 3.3.14. Master-Worker API
- 3.3.15. Master-Worker connection with MessagePack over WebSocket protocol
- 3.3.16. Claiming Build Requests
- 3.3.17. String Encodings
- 3.3.18. Metrics
- 3.3.19. Secrets
- 3.3.22. Statistics Service
- 3.3.23. How to package Buildbot plugins
- 3.4. REST API
- 3.5. REST API Specification
- 3.5.1. builder
- 3.5.2. buildrequest
- 3.5.3. build
- 3.5.4. buildset
- 3.5.5. build_data
- 3.5.6. change
- 3.5.7. changesource
- 3.5.8. forcescheduler
- 3.5.9. identifier
- 3.5.10. logchunk
- 3.5.11. log
- 3.5.12. master
- 3.5.13. patch
- 3.5.14. project
- 3.5.15. rootlink
- 3.5.16. scheduler
- 3.5.17. sourcedproperties
- 3.5.18. sourcestamp
- 3.5.19. spec
- 3.5.20. step
- 3.5.21. worker
- 3.5.22. test_result
- 3.5.23. testresultset
- 3.5.24. Raw endpoints
- 3.6. Data API
- 3.7. Database
- 3.8.1. Buildsets connector
- 3.8.2. Buildrequests connector
- 3.8.3. Builders connector
- 3.8.4. Builds connector
- 3.8.5. Build data connector
- 3.8.6. Steps connector
- 3.8.7. Logs connector
- 3.8.8. Changes connector
- 3.8.9. Change sources connector
- 3.8.10. Schedulers connector
- 3.8.11. Source stamps connector
- 3.8.12. State connector
- 3.8.13. Users connector
- 3.8.14. Masters connector
- 3.8.15. Workers connector
- 3.8. Database connectors API
- 3.9. Messaging and Queues
- 3.10. Classes
- 3.10.1. Builds
- 3.10.2. Workers
- 3.10.3. BuildFactory
- 3.10.4. Change Sources
- 3.10.5. RemoteCommands
- 3.10.6. BuildSteps
- 3.10.7. BaseScheduler
- 3.10.8. ForceScheduler
- 3.10.9. IRenderable
- 3.10.10. IProperties
- 3.10.11. IConfigurator
- 3.10.12. ResultSpecs
- 3.10.13. Protocols
- 3.10.14. WorkerManager
- 3.10.15. Logs
- 3.10.16. LogObservers
- 3.10.17. Authentication
- 3.10.18. Avatars
- 3.10.19. Web Server Classes
- 4. Release Notes
- 6. API Indices
- Release Notes
- 5.1. Buildbot 2.10.5 ( 2021-04-05 )
- 5.29. Release Notes for Buildbot 1.8.2 ( 2019-05-22 )
- 5.42. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.15.post1 ( 2018-01-07 )
- 5.60. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.1
- 5.61. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0
- 5.62. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc4
- 5.63. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc3
- 5.64. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc2
- 5.65. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0rc1
- 5.66. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b9
- 5.67. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b8
- 5.68. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b7
- 5.69. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b6
- 5.70. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b5
- 5.71. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b4
- 5.72. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b3
- 5.73. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b2
- 5.74. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.9.0b1
- 5.75. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.11
- 5.76. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.10
- 5.77. Release Notes for Buildbot 0.8.9
- 5.78. Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.8
- 5.79. Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.7
- 5.80. Release Notes for Buildbot v0.8.6p1
- Other
2.5.12.11. Monotone
Caution
Buildbot no longer supports Python 2.7 on the Buildbot master.
2.5.12.11. Monotone
- class buildbot.steps.source.mtn.Monotone
The Monotone
build step performs a Monotone checkout or update.
from buildbot.plugins import steps factory.addStep(steps.Monotone(repourl='http://path/to/repo', mode='full', method='clobber', branch='some.branch.name', retry=(10, 1)))
Monotone step takes the following arguments:
repourl
the URL at which the Monotone source repository is available.
branch
this specifies the name of the branch to use when a Build does not provide one of its own. If
alwaysUseLatest
isTrue
then the branch and revision information that comes with the Build is ignored and branch specified in this parameter is used.progress
this is a boolean that has a pull from the repository use
--ticker=dot
instead of the default--ticker=none
.
mode
(optional): defaults to
'incremental'
. Specifies whether to clean the build tree or not. In any case, the worker first pulls from the given remote repository to synchronize (or possibly initialize) its local database. The mode and method only affect how the build tree is checked-out or updated from the local database.
incremental
The source is update, but any built files are left untouched.
full
The build tree is clean of any built files. The exact method for doing this is controlled by the
method
argument. Even in this mode, the revisions already pulled remain in the database and a fresh pull is rarely needed.
method
(optional): defaults to
copy
when mode isfull
. Monotone’s incremental mode does not require a method. The full mode has four methods defined:
clobber
It removes the build directory entirely then makes fresh checkout from the database.
clean
This remove all other files except those tracked and ignored by Monotone. It will remove all the files that appear in mtn ls unknown. Then it will pull from remote and update the working directory.
fresh
This remove all other files except those tracked by Monotone. It will remove all the files that appear in mtn ls ignored and mtn ls unknows. Then pull and update similar to
clean
copy
This first checkout source into source directory then copy the
source
directory tobuild
directory then performs the build operation in the copied directory. This way we make fresh builds with very less bandwidth to download source. The behavior of source checkout follows exactly same as incremental. It performs all the incremental checkout behavior insource
directory.
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