Обсуждение: No buildfarm animals are running both typedefs and --with-llvm

I did a preliminary test run of pgindent today, and was dismayed
to see a bunch of misformatting in backend/jit/llvm/, which
evidently is because the typedefs list available from the
buildfarm no longer includes any LLVM typedefs.  We apparently
used to have at least one buildfarm animal that was configured
--with-llvm and ran the "typedefs" task, but there aren't any
today.

I can manually prevent those typedefs from getting deleted from
typedefs.list, but it'd be better if the normal process was
taking care of this -- the more so because we're hoping to automate
that process some more.

            regards, tom lane

I did a preliminary test run of pgindent today, and was dismayed
to see a bunch of misformatting in backend/jit/llvm/, which
evidently is because the typedefs list available from the
buildfarm no longer includes any LLVM typedefs.  We apparently
used to have at least one buildfarm animal that was configured
--with-llvm and ran the "typedefs" task, but there aren't any
today.

I can manually prevent those typedefs from getting deleted from
typedefs.list, but it'd be better if the normal process was
taking care of this -- the more so because we're hoping to automate
that process some more.
			

Do you remember which animals that used to be? A lot of animals are not building with LLVM. Maybe we should encourage it more, e.g. by adding --with-llvm to the default config set in the sample file.

cheers

andrew

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Andrew Dunstan <andrew@dunslane.net> writes:
> On 2023-05-17 We 18:14, Tom Lane wrote:
>> I did a preliminary test run of pgindent today, and was dismayed
>> to see a bunch of misformatting in backend/jit/llvm/, which
>> evidently is because the typedefs list available from the
>> buildfarm no longer includes any LLVM typedefs.  We apparently
>> used to have at least one buildfarm animal that was configured
>> --with-llvm and ran the "typedefs" task, but there aren't any
>> today.

> Do you remember which animals that used to be?

Nope, but last night I configured indri to do it, so we have some
typedefs coverage now.  It'd be good to have more than one animal
doing it though.

            regards, tom lane