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Bumps taskcluster from 30.1.1 to 31.0.0.

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v31.0.0

GENERAL

▶ [patch] bug 1637302 Docker-worker now automatically gzips artifacts before uploading them. It sets content-encoding in the S3 headers so that most consumers should be able to transparently handle decompression.

DEPLOYERS

▶ [MAJOR] #3012 An encrypted column "secret" has been added to the workers table. The worker-manager service now requires an additional environment variable DB_CRYPTO_KEY to be set which is a JSON array where each element is an object of the form.

{
  "id": "a unique identifier",
  "algo": "aes-256",
  "key": "32 bytes of base64 string"
}

Note that for this upgrade it will only be an array of a single object.

▶ [patch] bug 1638921 Kubernetes cron tasks are now configured with concurrencyPolicy: Forbid, to prevent multiple pods of the same job from running concurrently.

WORKER-DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #3080 Docker-worker is now more careful to shut down only when it is idle and has not begun to claim a task, avoiding race conditions that could lead to claim-expired tasks.

▶ [patch] #3012 Worker runner can now re-register a worker with worker-manager, refreshing its credentials. This allows workers to run for an unlimited time, so long as they continue to check in with the worker manager periodically. Both docker-worker and generic-worker, as of this version, support this functionality. Older worker versions will simply terminate when their credentials expire.

USERS

▶ [patch] Docker-worker now includes an error message in the task log when uploading an artifact fails

▶ [patch] #2883 Endpoints that return worker pools now contain an existingCapacity field that contains the total amount of capacity for the worker pool between all workers that are not stopped.

▶ [patch] #3004 Generic-worker now uses the task's credentials to fetch artifacts specified in the mounts property of the task's payload. This will allow use of private artifacts in mounts.

▶ [patch] #2882 Workerpools lists and views in the ui now show the amount of currently existing capacity

Changelog

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v31.0.0

GENERAL

▶ [patch] bug 1637302 Docker-worker now automatically gzips artifacts before uploading them. It sets content-encoding in the S3 headers so that most consumers should be able to transparently handle decompression.

DEPLOYERS

▶ [MAJOR] #3012 An encrypted column "secret" has been added to the workers table. The worker-manager service now requires an additional environment variable DB_CRYPTO_KEY to be set which is a JSON array where each element is an object of the form.

{
  "id": "a unique identifier",
  "algo": "aes-256",
  "key": "32 bytes of base64 string"
}

Note that for this upgrade it will only be an array of a single object.

▶ [patch] bug 1638921 Kubernetes cron tasks are now configured with concurrencyPolicy: Forbid, to prevent multiple pods of the same job from running concurrently.

WORKER-DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #3080 Docker-worker is now more careful to shut down only when it is idle and has not begun to claim a task, avoiding race conditions that could lead to claim-expired tasks.

▶ [patch] #3012 Worker runner can now re-register a worker with worker-manager, refreshing its credentials. This allows workers to run for an unlimited time, so long as they continue to check in with the worker manager periodically. Both docker-worker and generic-worker, as of this version, support this functionality. Older worker versions will simply terminate when their credentials expire.

USERS

▶ [patch] Docker-worker now includes an error message in the task log when uploading an artifact fails

▶ [patch] #2883 Endpoints that return worker pools now contain an existingCapacity field that contains the total amount of capacity for the worker pool between all workers that are not stopped.

▶ [patch] #3004 Generic-worker now uses the task's credentials to fetch artifacts specified in the mounts property of the task's payload. This will allow use of private artifacts in mounts.

▶ [patch] #2882

Commits
  • 2769107 v31.0.0
  • 7a1faf8 Merge pull request #3088 from taskcluster/issue-3079
  • 1e945b3 Add docs note about terminateAfter
  • f8c89d8 Merge pull request #3081 from djmitche/issue3067
  • 4155a9b Merge pull request #3091 from djmitche/improve-d-w-graceful
  • f1910c6 Support graceful shutdown in docker-worker
  • 8e9d786 Merge pull request #3085 from djmitche/issue3080
  • be2e4e7 Merge pull request #3090 from djmitche/registrationmanager-test-race
  • 8b08787 Only shut down between claimWork calls.
  • 89682f0 use a sync.Cond to wait for creds to expire in tests
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