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Sam Pfeiffer <sammypfeiffer@×××××.com> writes: |
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> (I'm going to be a bit verbose here, but I had links not going to the |
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> same page in the past) If you go to: |
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> https://dev.azure.com/ssi-gentoo/prefix-ci/_build |
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> There should be a list of recently run pipelines. Clicking on the top |
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> item a longer list with the last runs should appear. The link for me |
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> becomes: |
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> https://dev.azure.com/ssi-gentoo/prefix-ci/_build?definitionId=8&_a=summary |
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> Then you can click on the last one (top one, the date is on the very |
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>right, appears as "Yesterday" and ran for 16h 16min as I write |
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>this). This brings me to this link: |
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>https://dev.azure.com/ssi-gentoo/prefix-ci/_build/results?buildId=20&view=results |
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> Where you can scroll down or just Control+F for centos. And I believe |
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> that if it's totally green (both jobs), well, it built! Clicking |
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> further into that specific job brings you to yet another page where |
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> you can look for the log of that specific job. Seems like jobs are |
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> structured as NAME_OF_JOB_First, (maybe some intermediate jobs), and |
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> NAME_OF_JOB_Final (e.g. rap_64bit_centos8_First) |
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> In case you want to test one of these bootstrapped systems: At the end |
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> of the log of NAME_OF_JOB_Final you can find a "docker push" command, |
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> for example using that last example: "docker push |
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> gentooprefix/prefix-rap-64bit-centos8:latest" is found. So you could |
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> do "docker pull gentooprefix/prefix-rap-64bit-centos8:latest" and |
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> "docker run -it gentooprefix/prefix-rap-64bit-centos8:latest |
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> /bin/bash". |
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Cool. I see the successful builds. That really is great! |
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Thank you so much for the guidance. |
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Benda |