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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR replaces a single Jenkins PR job with a launcher and four leaf jobs for copyright, secrets, Coverity, and coverage. It adds per-job pipeline configurations, updates Jenkins job generation, and changes the header checker to exclude suffixed Jenkinsfile names. The lint workflow now selects Python 3.14 directly. ChangesJenkins CI job flow
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The installation guide no longer specifies the interpreter for local setup. Update it, and confirm the external CI_SERVER and required status context use cloudai-pr during rollout; the checked-in CI flow otherwise appears consistent. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4✅ Passed checks (4 passed)
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The PR pipeline ran every check in one Jenkins job. As in NIXL and UCC, Blossom now triggers a launcher that runs one small job per stage in parallel. Each leaf posts its own PR status, and the launcher fails if any leaf fails. CloudAI/PR/cloudai-pr .ci/pr/Jenkinsfile.launcher CloudAI/PR/cloudai-pr-copyright .ci/pr/copyright_matrix.yaml CloudAI/PR/cloudai-pr-secrets .ci/pr/secrets_matrix.yaml CloudAI/PR/cloudai-pr-coverity .ci/pr/coverity_matrix.yaml CloudAI/PR/cloudai-pr-coverage .ci/pr/coverage_matrix.yaml The release pipeline is moving into this repository too, so each pipeline gets its own .ci/ directory, CloudAI/ subfolder, job prefix and JJB project. Stage bodies are unchanged. Leaves reuse .ci/Jenkinsfile. The launcher's webhook token is cloudai-pr, so the CI_SERVER secret must move to <jenkins-url>@cloudai-pr. Do that once this is merged. Also fix the webhook trigger's logging keys, which JJB silently dropped. Refs: HPCINFRA-4889 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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The Blossom workflow sets blossom-ci to pending and nothing closed it, because the launcher reported under its own cloudai-pr status. Drop the context so the launcher reports on blossom-ci, as the NIXL dispatcher does. Leaf jobs keep their cloudai-pr-<leaf> statuses. Refs: HPCINFRA-4884 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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A failed leaf already shows on its own cloudai-pr-<leaf> status. Failing blossom-ci as well left it stale after re-running just that leaf, since only the launcher writes it. Start leaves with propagate: false and paint a failed one's branch red instead, so blossom-ci fails only when dispatching breaks, as in the NIXL dispatcher. Refs: HPCINFRA-4884 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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Lets keep our conventions there is no. such thing as pr folder ci is pr , you should allign to:
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Follow the .ci layout the other ci-demo projects use instead of a per-pipeline directory: the leaf matrices move from .ci/pr/ to .ci/pipeline/ and the launcher to .ci/Jenkinsfile.launcher. Jenkins job names, the CloudAI/PR folder and the commit-status contexts are unchanged; only the script and conf_file defaults in proj_jjb.yaml point at the new paths. Refs: HPCINFRA-4889 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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The team calls this pipeline CI, not PR: the Jenkins subfolder becomes CloudAI/CI, the launcher cloudai-ci (webhook token cloudai-ci) and the leaf jobs and their commit statuses cloudai-ci-<leaf>. The script parameter only fed script-path and nobody overrides it, so each job now sets its Jenkinsfile in script-path directly. Refs: HPCINFRA-4889 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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Lets keep our conventions there is no. such thing as pr folder ci is pr , you should allign to:
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Use the ci-demo library the Jenkins instance defines instead of pulling a GitHub ref through pipeline-github-lib. The stable_hpcx ref was copied from cloudaix. On hpcx-01 the global library resolves to ci-demo@master. Refs: HPCINFRA-4889 Signed-off-by: Or Balayla <obalayla@nvidia.com>
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Summary
The PR pipeline (
cloudai-ci) runs every check in one Jenkins job. This splits it into a launcher that fans out to one small job per stage, the same shape as ai-dynamo/nixl (nixl-ci-dispatcher) and openucx/ucc (ucc-ci-dispatcher).refs/pull/<n>/mergeto one commit (getMergedSHA(), as NIXL and UCC do), so all four leaves test the same commit..ci/Jenkinsfilewith its ownconf_fileand posts its owncloudai-ci-<leaf>status, which is where a failure shows. The launcher closesblossom-ci, the status the Blossom workflow leaves pending, and fails it only if dispatching breaks. This is the NIXL dispatcher's model: re-running just a failed leaf in Jenkins clears the PR, and nothing stays stale (HPCINFRA-4884). One failing leaf doesn't stop the others..ci/job_matrix.yamlonmain(compared as parsed YAML).Naming. The release pipeline is moving into this repository, so each pipeline gets its own
CloudAI/<Name>/Jenkins subfolder,cloudai-<name>job prefix and JJB project. This pipeline isci(the team's name for it), and release can be added asreleasewithout touching it. Files follow the.cilayout the other ci-demo projects use: matrices in.ci/pipeline/, the launcher next to.ci/Jenkinsfile, andproj_jjb.yamlandheader-check.ymlshared.Jenkins-side changes.
CloudAI/cloudai-ciis replaced by theCloudAI/CI/subfolder. The launcher keeps the webhook tokencloudai-ci, soCI_SERVERis<jenkins-url>@cloudai-ciagain.blossom-ci.ymlis unchanged.cloudai-cito the fourcloudai-ci-<leaf>statuses, plusblossom-ci, which now gets closed. No status checks are required onmainyet; the fourcloudai-ci-<leaf>checks are the ones to require.script-pathdirectly; the unusedscriptparameter is gone.Also:
.ci/Jenkinsfileloads ci-demo through the Jenkins global library (@Library('ci-demo'),masteron hpcx-01) instead of thestable_hpcxGitHub ref copied from cloudaix.Jenkinsfile.*.Test Plan
jenkins-jobs test --config-xml .ci/proj_jjb.yaml(JJB 6.4.4) renders theCloudAI/CIfolder plus 5 jobs.cloudai-cihas a webhook trigger (tokencloudai-ci).conf_filepoints at its own matrix.CloudAI/cloudai-releasenext toCloudAI/CI/*, with no duplicate projects, templates or tokens.pre-commit runon the changed files passes..ci/Jenkinsfileand.ci/Jenkinsfile.launcher, and still checks*.py.jenkins-jobs test --config-xmlrenders the launcher'sscriptPathas.ci/Jenkinsfile.launcher, each leaf's as.ci/Jenkinsfile, and each leaf'sconf_fileas.ci/pipeline/<leaf>_matrix.yaml.sha1=refs/pull/1075/merge. The launcher started all four leaves in parallel. Each leaf checked out the merge ref and passed: copyright, secrets, Coverity (0 defects) and coverage. The launcher passed.CI_SERVERon the launcher's token,/buildon this PR started the launcher, which resolved the merge commit and posted every status. In a run with the copyright leaf forced to fail, the copyright leaf went red, the other three leaves green, andblossom-cigreen with "CI completed". Temporary commits handled the forced failure and the.python-versionworkaround (HPCINFRA-4862), and both have been removed.Rollout
CloudAI/cloudai-ci, renamed theCloudAI/PRfolder and its jobs toCloudAI/CIandcloudai-ci*(build history kept), and applied.ci/proj_jjb.yamlfrom the latest commit.CI_SERVERback to<jenkins-url>@cloudai-ci, then/buildon this PR./buildon other PRs fails, because their merge refs lack.ci/Jenkinsfile.launcher.cloudai-ci-<leaf>checks onmain(any source).Refs: HPCINFRA-4889