taskgraph.transforms.job package

taskgraph.transforms.job.common module

Common support for various job types. These functions are all named after the worker implementation they operate on, and take the same three parameters, for consistency.

taskgraph.transforms.job.common.add_artifacts(config, job, taskdesc, path)
taskgraph.transforms.job.common.add_cache(job, taskdesc, name, mount_point, skip_untrusted=False)

Adds a cache based on the worker’s implementation.

Parameters

  • job (dict) – Task’s job description.

  • taskdesc (dict) – Target task description to modify.

  • name (str) – Name of the cache.

  • mount_point (path) – Path on the host to mount the cache.

  • skip_untrusted (bool) – Whether cache is used in untrusted environments (default: False). Only applies to docker-worker.

taskgraph.transforms.job.common.docker_worker_add_artifacts(config, job, taskdesc)

Adds an artifact directory to the task

taskgraph.transforms.job.common.docker_worker_add_workspace_cache(config, job, taskdesc, extra=None)

Add the workspace cache.

Parameters

  • config (TransformConfig) – Transform configuration object.

  • job (dict) – Task’s job description.

  • taskdesc (dict) – Target task description to modify.

  • extra (str) – Optional context passed in that supports extending the cache key name to avoid undesired conflicts with other caches.

taskgraph.transforms.job.common.generic_worker_add_artifacts(config, job, taskdesc)

Adds an artifact directory to the task

taskgraph.transforms.job.common.get_vcsdir_name(os)
taskgraph.transforms.job.common.support_vcs_checkout(config, job, taskdesc, repo_configs, sparse=False)

Update a job/task with parameters to enable a VCS checkout.

This can only be used with run-task tasks, as the cache name is reserved for run-task tasks.

taskgraph.transforms.job.run_task module

Support for running jobs that are invoked via the run-task script.

taskgraph.transforms.job.run_task.common_setup(config, job, taskdesc, command)
taskgraph.transforms.job.run_task.docker_worker_run_task(config, job, taskdesc)
taskgraph.transforms.job.run_task.generic_worker_run_task(config, job, taskdesc)
taskgraph.transforms.job.run_task.script_url(config, script)

taskgraph.transforms.job.toolchain module

Support for running toolchain-building jobs via dedicated scripts

taskgraph.transforms.job.toolchain.docker_worker_toolchain(config, job, taskdesc)
taskgraph.transforms.job.toolchain.get_digest_data(config, run, taskdesc)

Module contents

Convert a job description into a task description.

Jobs descriptions are similar to task descriptions, but they specify how to run the job at a higher level, using a “run” field that can be interpreted by run-using handlers in taskcluster/taskgraph/transforms/job.

taskgraph.transforms.job.add_resource_monitor(config, jobs)
taskgraph.transforms.job.always_optimized(config, job, taskdesc)
taskgraph.transforms.job.configure_taskdesc_for_run(config, job, taskdesc, worker_implementation)

Run the appropriate function for this job against the given task description.

This will raise an appropriate error if no function exists, or if the job’s run is not valid according to the schema.

taskgraph.transforms.job.get_attribute(dict, key, attributes, attribute_name)

Get attribute_name from the given attributes dict, and if there is a corresponding value, set key in dict to that value.

taskgraph.transforms.job.import_all()

Import all modules that are siblings of this one, triggering the decorator above in the process.

taskgraph.transforms.job.make_task_description(config, jobs)

Given a build description, create a task description

taskgraph.transforms.job.rewrite_when_to_optimization(config, jobs)
taskgraph.transforms.job.run_job_using(worker_implementation, run_using, schema=None, defaults={})

Register the decorated function as able to set up a task description for jobs with the given worker implementation and run.using property. If schema is given, the job’s run field will be verified to match it.

The decorated function should have the signature using_foo(config, job, taskdesc) and should modify the task description in-place. The skeleton of the task description is already set up, but without a payload.

taskgraph.transforms.job.set_implementation(config, jobs)
taskgraph.transforms.job.set_label(config, jobs)
taskgraph.transforms.job.use_fetches(config, jobs)