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Bug 339764

Summary:	where to store code coverage data?
Product:	Community	Reporter:	Kim Moir <kim.moir>
Component:	Servers	Assignee:	Eclipse Webmaster <webmaster>
Status:	RESOLVED FIXED	QA Contact:
Severity:	normal
Priority:	P3
Version:	unspecified
Target Milestone:	---
Hardware:	PC
OS:	Windows XP
Whiteboard:
Bug Depends on:
Bug Blocks:	241254

Description Kim Moir

2011-03-11 16:06:22 EST

Recently, I've been working on bug 241254 to release include code coverage in our builds. I have it working now and would like to store the data on eclipse.org but not have it replicated to the mirrors.  The reason is that the code coverage data is for a single build is 1.1GB and around 42,000 html files.  (Code coverage only runs on integration builds, once a week). 

I don't really want to store it the eclipse.org cvs repository that is used to generate the eclipse project's web pages.  Where do you suggest I store it?  I'd just like to keep data for each milestone, and after the release, just for every release.

Comment 1 Denis Roy

2011-03-11 16:09:05 EST

http://wiki.eclipse.org/images/1/1f/Build_infra_layout.png


/shared is the best place for that.

Comment 2 Kim Moir

2011-03-11 16:18:33 EST

Thanks

Comment 3 Kim Moir

2011-03-14 09:50:35 EDT

Okay, can you please create me a directory in /shared/eclipse called codecoverage

kmoir@build:/shared/eclipse> mkdir codecoverage
mkdir: cannot create directory `codecoverage': Permission denied
kmoir@build:/shared/eclipse>

I get permission denied.  Also, if you could change the permissions on eclipse so I could create new subdirectories there without having to ask you guys that would be great :-)

Comment 4 Denis Roy

2011-03-14 09:56:40 EDT

I've created the directory for you.  You already kind of have permissions to create your own directories there, but we're hitting the >16 groups NFS limit on build.  Perhaps one day we'll bite the bullet and patch the kernel there too, like we did on dev.  I'd rather not, though, since it's easier (and less risky) to install kernel updates from the repo instead of rolling my own.

Regardless, I've made you the owner of /shared/eclipse, so you should be all set.  Previous owner was Sonia.