The Ultimate Guide to High Availability with MariaDB

Branch protection using buildbot

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  1. Viewing build status

MariaDB uses branch protection to ensure that pushes to the MariaDB server git repository cannot be made without first passing a series of tests. This page aims to describe what a developer should do in order to ensure that their changes get pushed to the main repository.

Viewing build status

The build status can be seen directly from GitHub near the commit message. Below, you can find an example (please note the yellow dot near the commit message)

Example

If you click on the yellow dot, you can find the list of checks performed and their status, as shown below:

Build status

By clicking on Details you will be redirected to the buildbot page showing all the build details.

Alternatively, you can look for the builds on the buildbot Grid View. This allows filtering by branch, so to only see changes for one particular branch you can use https://buildbot.mariadb.org/#/grid?branch=10.5.

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