EngineeringProductivity/Projects/Treeherder

About

Treeherder is a reporting dashboard for checkins to Mozilla projects (for example, mozilla-central). It allows users to see the results of automatic builds and their respective tests. Treeherder also provides a rich set of APIs that can be used by other projects interested in this information.

Treeherder is the successor to TBPL.

For tracking performance data, see Treeherder's sister project, Perfherder.

For tracking intermittent test failures, see Intermittent Failures View.

Contributing

To make UI-only changes, you only need to perform a very simple setup running a local webserver pointing at the production backend, described here. If you wish to hack on the backend, or the UI and backend together, you will instead need to set up a Vagrant environment, using these steps.

• A-Team Bootcamp: Best practices for working on A-Team projects (of which Treeherder is one), including valuable information on using Git and Bugzilla. If you're new to Mozilla or the A-Team, please read this guide thoroughly before proceeding.
• Good first bugs for new developers: Codetribute
• Issue tracker: Report a bug / search open bugs
• Mozilla Treeherder instances: Staging / Production / Deployed changes info

Source and Docs

• UI & backend: Source / Docs
• Treeherder data submission clients:
  • Pulse: Source / docs
  • (Python and Node submission support has been removed.)

Getting in touch

• Chat on IRC: #treeherder / learn about IRC / channel logs
• Mailing list: tools-treeherder (or via Google groups)
• Weekly meetings: Notes & dial-in details

What we're working on

Assigned Treeherder bugs that have been modified in the last month. View on Bugzilla