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With this, all changes, repo updates and branch moves will automatically be reflected on your buildmaster.
On MacOS, a rust compiler is needed and some compiler flags need to be passed for the installation of some packages to succeed:
$ brew install rust
$ env LDFLAGS="-L$(brew --prefix openssl@3)/lib" CFLAGS="-Wno-error=implicit-function-declaration -I$(brew --prefix openssl@3)/include" pip3 install -r requirements.txt
NOTE: it's better to use virtualenv to avoid conflicts between system's python packages and those installed with pip.
Installing Buildbot for LLVM
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If you get from pip3
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On MacOS, the latest buildbot version didn't work, but version 2.8.4 worked fine (04/12/2023):
$ pip3 install buildbot==2.8.4 buildbot-worker==2.8.4 buildbot-www==2.8.4 buildbot-waterfall-view==2.8.4 buildbot-console-view==2.8.4 buildbot-grid-view==2.8.4Now, you need to create a build dir:
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NOTE: If you get errors like "OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/..../decorator.py'", it means that package is not installed system-wide. Use "sudo pip install <package>" to get it to work.
NOTE2: Avoid installing any other package (especially twisted, buildbot, etc.) as root. This would break other people's bots if you're not in a container. Just install the ones missing.
NOTE3: On MacOS, it was necessary to upgrade package pyOpenSSL (latest: 23.3.0) and downgrade markupsafe (2.0.1).
Adding Zorg's config to buildmaster
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Remove *-sphinx-* builders if they cause problems on buildmaster startup.
In this case, the publish-lnt-sphinx-docs builder also needs to be removed, from getLntSchedulers(), in config/schedulers.py (the easiest way is to just "return []").
You may also want to remove other uninteresting builders to speed up startup.
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The easiest way to do this is to modify the getReporters() function to always return [], and remove/comment the "status_email = ..." line.
If you want to play with these settings, so you can receive emails for your own builds, go ahead and try. But make sure no one else gets those emails.
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