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Exit with special code upon unexpected error #276

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We set up ci-queue workers to soft fail on every exit status. We do this mainly to ignore infrastructure failures. Currently, when a test fails due a problem with the test framework, it has an exit status 1 and is ignored. We want to have a unique exit status for such failures to stop ignoring them as soft failure.

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ChrisBr commented May 10, 2024

Can you please provide some tophats before we merge it

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@@ -266,6 +266,11 @@ def run_from_queue(reporter, *)
reopen_previous_step
puts red("The heartbeat process died. This worker is exiting early.")
exit!(41)
rescue => e
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ChrisBr commented May 22, 2024

I wonder if a better approach would be to let the summary reporter handle this and we just set a tombstone / error when this happens in Redis?

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ChrisBr commented May 22, 2024

^^ Reason for this is that I would like to experiment with setting the commit status only on the summary step, this wouldn't work anymore if we don't ignore the exit status of a worker (we can still return a different exit code though). If we put the error into Redis we can still ignore all workers and succeed if all tests passed and no worker crashed.

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I wonder if a better approach would be to let the summary reporter handle this and we just set a tombstone / error when this happens in Redis?

Yeah I imagine with group status checks, we need to do that that instead

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