Erik Ernst
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Helping to solve a silly little problem that I've experienced many times: If you learn that there is a problem with a buildbot shard like 'dart2js-linux-drt-2-2-be' it may not be obvious that it should be found on the buildbot status page (go/darto) in the group 'chrome'. I didn't really know any other way than hovering the mouse over a few dozen areas on that web page, hoping that one of them showed that shard name as a tool tip. This CL adds a small script, 'bin/shard2group.dart' to the 'gardening' package, which will find the group from any given (partial) shard name. For instance: > dart bin/shard2group.dart noopt [16:00] vm-precomp(1): vm-noopt-simarm64-mac-be vm-precomp-dev(1): vm-noopt-simarm64-mac-dev vm-precomp-stable(1): vm-noopt-simarm64-mac-stable The number indicates the placement of this shard in the group. The script 'bin/create_shard_groups.dart' transforms the source code for the buildbot web page to the source code for a Dart part file which provides 'bin/shard2group.dart' with the concrete data on the build bots and their shards. R=johnniwinther@google.com Review-Url: https://codereview.chromium.org/2756193002 .
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