Most all of the following packages had autopkgtest failures for a single
architecture, which tends to correlate well to flaky or infra problems.
In this case it seems we had numerous tmpfails in the past week or two,
which seem to be resolved(-ish?) now but left a lot of failed runs. I
think other tooling had already simply re-run the tests, but there were
cases where package versions had changed, or where additional
dependencies were needed, so for these I used a tool (discussed further
below):
* Various postgresql-* packages (blocking postgresql-common)
Retriggered 2024-11-12 PASS
* sabnzbplus [4.3.3+dfsg-1] (blocking cherrypy3)
Retriggered 2024-11-12 PASS
* chrony/4.5-3ubuntu4: armhf (blocking ethtool)
Retriggered 2024-11-12 PASS
* nginx/1.26.0-3ubuntu1: ppc64el (blocking libxcrypt)
Retriggered 2024-11-12 PASS
* openssh/1:9.7p1-7ubuntu5: ppc64el (blocking libxcrypt)
Retriggered 2024-11-12 PASS
* xmds2 [3.1.0+dfsg2-10]
Retriggered 2024-11-14 PASS
* gvfs [0.10.0-1build2]
Retriggered 2024-11-14 PASS
* coreboot [4.15~dfsg2-1 -> 4.15~dfsg2-2]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* dbus-glib [0.112-3build2 -> 0.112-4]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* sqlalchemy [2.0.32+ds1-1ubuntu1 -> 2.0.32+ds1-1ubuntu2]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* libheif [1.18.1-2 -> 1.19.3-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* libmediainfo [24.06+dfsg-1 -> 24.11+dfsg-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* golang-github-nxadm-tail [1.4.5+ds1-5 -> 1.4.11+ds1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* unrar-nonfree [1:7.0.9-1 -> 1:7.1.1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-cachecontrol [0.14.0-1 -> 0.14.1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-html5rdf [1.2.1-1 -> 1.2.1-2]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* ruby-build [20241030-1 -> 20241105-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* golang-github-prometheus-common [0.55.0-2 -> 0.60.1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-bleach [6.1.0-2 -> 6.2.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-matrix-nio [0.24.0-2 -> 0.25.1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-pkginfo [1.10.0-1 -> 1.11.2-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* python-retry [0.9.2-2 -> 0.9.2-3]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* ruby-chunky-png [1.3.15-2 -> 1.4.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* rust-bigdecimal [0.3.0-1 -> 0.4.5-2]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* rust-grep-printer [0.2.1-1 -> 0.2.2-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* rust-heed-types [0.20.0~alpha.9-1 -> 0.20.1-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* rust-schemars-derive [0.8.19-1 -> 0.8.21-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* rust-serde-with-macros [3.8.1-1 -> 3.11.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* apscheduler [3.10.4-1 -> 3.10.4-2]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* apt-forktracer [0.10 -> 0.11]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* astroalign [2.5.1-1 -> 2.6.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* bpm-tools [0.3-4 -> 0.3-5]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* cedar-backup3 [3.8.1-1 -> 3.8.2-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* cppcheck [2.14.0-1build1 -> 2.16.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* eprosima-idl-parser [4.0.0+dfsg-2 -> 4.0.2+dfsg-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* factory-boy [2.11.1-8 -> 3.3.1-3]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* golang-github-cloudflare-circl [1.3.9-1 -> 1.5.0-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
* google-android-installers [1721167724-1 -> 1726697545-1]:
Retriggered 2024-11-13 PASS
The tool I'm using here examines the autopkgtest database for a given
package and identifies other packages it's recently been triggered with,
and prints a combined trigger run. It also looks up the current version
of each dependency, in case it's changed since the run. So,
conceptually not terribly sophisticated, however it's handy when the
given migration item requires something else from -proposed. So it's
similar to using 'all-proposed=True' but narrowed to just proposed
items known to relate to your package.
Anyway, if interested the code is here:
https://code.launchpad.net/~bryce/+git/excuses-kicker
https://git.launchpad.net/~bryce/+git/excuses-kicker
In addition to these retriggers, I've been digging into errors with
postgresql-*, memcached, ethtool, iputils, and several misc. FTBFS but
ran out of time this week before reaching a resolution. I may continue
working on these in coming weeks.
Bryce
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