patchwork: derive check context field from CI job name#33
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Currently for BPF CI the "context" field of a checks is effectively a
constant with enumerator, for example:
bpf/vmtest-bpf-next-VM_Test-48
This has an undesirable side-effect: different checks (such as "AI
review" vs "test_progs") may overwrite each other, depending on when
they run: for every PR update or for every new revision of the series.
Change how the context identifier is constructed: slugify the job
name, so that the check is associated with a job, independent of the
order or run time.
Signed-off-by: Ihor Solodrai <ihor.solodrai@linux.dev>
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Not very familiar with these code paths, but patch seems fine to me; thanks.
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Currently for BPF CI the "context" field of a checks is effectively a constant with enumerator, for example:
This has an undesirable side-effect: different checks (such as "AI review" vs "test_progs") may overwrite each other, depending on when they run: for every PR update or for every new revision of the series.
Change how the context identifier is constructed: slugify the job name, so that the check is associated with a job, independent of the order or run time.