Ros.rocks - Multidistro buildfarm status

Packaging and Release Management
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http://ros.rocks/

Into the Multiverse of ROS Distros!

Sure you can check the status of the buildfarm one distro/architecture at a time, but I often find myself in the situation of asking myself which distros I need to re-bloom.

I’ve thought about doing support for this in a couple of times over the years, but now I’ve streamlined the process and put it together at www.ros.rocks.

Feedback welcome, here or on the repo

Edit: You can also do filtering with the address query, a la http://ros.rocks/?q=davidvlu

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Are the maintainer emails actually needed in the HTML? It seems like another good source for spammers… Apart from that, a great tool!

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Functionally, they help with filtering, like in the example in my edit above. You can also see what (for example) PickNik is maintaining. Fun fact: There’s still Willow Garage emails on 37 packages.

They are also available on the individual status pages, but “that’s how we’ve always done it” is a poor excuse and this puts all the emails in one convenient spot.

Open to suggestions. The community is probably small enough to just use names, but it may be a problem for people who are not consistent with which name they use in their package.xmls, i.e.

  • Isaac I.Y. Saito (aka Isao Isaac Saito, Isaac Isao Saito, Isaac I. Y. Saito)
  • Víctor López (aka user, Victor Lopez, Victor López, victor)
  • TORK (aka Tokyo Opensource Robotics Kyokai (TORK) Developer Team, Tokyo Opensource Robotics Kyokai (TORK) Development Team, Isaac I.Y. Saito, Keio University Yamaguchi Lab, Tokyo Opensource Robotics Kyokai(TORK) Developer Team)
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This is awesome! I was indeed asking myself a couple of days ago how it would be possible to gather this information with one step. Thank you very much!

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Sorry about the naming flicker in Ros.rocks - Multidistro buildfarm status - #3 by DLu I’m willing to clean up the mess I made.

Is ros.rocks down?

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I took it down. I was weighing AWS costs vs usage, and didn’t see a lot of usage.