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Revert back to medium VM for Linux aarch64. #51241

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Needed large for #51214

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Needed `large` for bioconda#51214

Signed-off-by: Martin Tzvetanov Grigorov <[email protected]>
@martin-g martin-g added the aarch64 Related to adding linux-aarch64 support label Oct 8, 2024
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The pull request modifies the CircleCI configuration file .circleci/config.yml, with a focus on executor definitions and job configurations. The linux-aarch64 executor's resource class is changed from arm.large to arm.medium. In the build_and_test job, the command for checking additional platforms is updated to use the origin/master...HEAD range. The build_and_upload job's command has been altered to use the ${CIRCLE_SHA1}~1 ${CIRCLE_SHA1} range and now employs bioconda-utils handle-merged-pr for building and pushing instead of the previous command. A new command is added to the bulk_build job to check for the presence of the [ci run] marker in the commit message, which dictates whether the job will continue. The nightly_build job has also been updated to build and push leftover packages, maintaining the same docker options as in previous jobs. Additionally, the workflows section has been adjusted to accommodate ARM architecture jobs, incorporating specific filters for branches and matrix parameters for the operating systems utilized.

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Line range hint 180-189: Approved: Added check for [ci run] marker in bulk_build job

The addition of a check for the "[ci run]" marker in the commit message is a good improvement. This allows for more granular control over when the bulk build job runs, potentially saving resources by preventing unnecessary builds.

Consider updating the project documentation to explain:

  1. When and how to use the "[ci run]" marker in commit messages.
  2. The implications of including or omitting this marker for the bulk build process.

This will ensure that all contributors are aware of this new feature and can use it effectively.

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Line range hint 24-30: Approved: Updated git range for checking additional platforms

The change to use "origin/master...HEAD" as the git range for checking additional platforms is an improvement. This range ensures that all changes from the master branch up to the current commit are considered, potentially catching more relevant changes that require building and testing.


Line range hint 117-123: Approved: Updated git range and build command for merged PRs

The changes in the build_and_upload job are appropriate:

  1. The git range "${CIRCLE_SHA1}~1 ${CIRCLE_SHA1}" focuses on the specific commit being built, which is suitable for this job.
  2. The use of "bioconda-utils handle-merged-pr" instead of "bioconda-utils build" suggests a more specialized handling of merged pull requests.

Could you provide more information about the "handle-merged-pr" command? Specifically:

  1. What additional steps does it perform compared to the regular "build" command?
  2. Are there any new dependencies or configuration changes required for this command?

To verify the behavior of the new command, you could run:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the help output of the handle-merged-pr command
bioconda-utils handle-merged-pr --help

# Compare the output of the old and new commands
bioconda-utils build --help
bioconda-utils handle-merged-pr --help | diff - <(bioconda-utils build --help)

Also applies to: 160-163


12-12: Approved: Revert to medium VM for Linux aarch64

This change aligns with the PR objective of reverting back to a medium VM for Linux aarch64.

To ensure this change doesn't negatively impact build times, please monitor the performance of Linux aarch64 builds after this change is implemented. Consider running the following command to compare build times before and after the change:


Line range hint 240-246: Approved: Added build and push for leftover packages in nightly_build job

The addition of a command to build and push leftover packages in the nightly_build job is a good improvement. This ensures that any packages not built during regular jobs are handled, improving the overall reliability of the build process.

To ensure this addition doesn't significantly impact the duration of nightly builds, please monitor the nightly build times after this change is implemented. You can use the following command to track nightly build durations:

If you notice a significant increase in build times, consider optimizing the process or adjusting the scheduling of the nightly builds.

@mencian mencian merged commit 2571589 into bioconda:master Oct 8, 2024
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