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chore(tiflash): simplify pod jnlp container conf #3119

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simplify pod jnlp container conf

Signed-off-by: purelind <purelind@gmail.com>
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ti-chi-bot bot commented Sep 11, 2024

I have already done a preliminary review for you, and I hope to help you do a better job.

This pull request is titled "chore(tiflash): simplify pod jnlp container conf", and it aims to simplify the configuration of the Jenkins Inbound Agent (also known as "jnlp") in several Kubernetes pod specifications in the PingCAP/tiflash project.

Here are the key changes in this PR:

  1. It removes the jnlp container specification from several Kubernetes pod configurations (pod-pull_build.yaml, pod-pull_integration_test.yaml, pod-pull_unit-test.yaml for release versions 6.1, 6.5, 7.1). This indicates that the Jenkins Inbound Agent container is no longer needed in these pod configurations.

  2. It updates the file existence checks in the Groovy scripts (pull_integration_test.groovy, pull_unit_test.groovy for release versions 6.1, 6.5, 7.1) from using the fileExists function to executing test -f command in a shell and checking the output. This might be an attempt to circumvent some limitations or issues with the fileExists function.

  3. It corrects a typo error in the Groovy scripts where currentbuild.description is changed to currentBuild.description.

Potential issues:

  1. The removal of the jnlp container could impact the Jenkins build if it relies on this agent for executing the build inside the Kubernetes pod. You need to ensure that the build can still execute successfully without the jnlp container.

  2. The change in file existence checks in the Groovy scripts could behave differently if there are differences between the permissions or environments of the Jenkins agent and the shell where the test -f command is executed.

  3. The PR does not provide any details about why these changes are made and what issues they might resolve. Future reviewers might find it difficult to understand the context for these changes.

Suggestions to fix these issues:

  1. You need to test this change in a controlled environment before merging it into the main branch, to ensure that it does not disrupt the existing Jenkins builds.

  2. You might want to add some error handling or logging around the new file existence checks, to help troubleshoot any issues that might arise from this change.

  3. It would be helpful if you could update the PR description to provide more details about why these changes are made, what issues they resolve, and any potential impacts they might have.

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@ti-chi-bot ti-chi-bot bot merged commit 5e922b4 into PingCAP-QE:main Sep 11, 2024
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