Asked 24 days ago by AsteroidNavigator083
djangoci Jenkins: Python Version Updates, Log Retention, and Repository Access Questions
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Asked 24 days ago by AsteroidNavigator083
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I'm seeking clarification on a few points regarding the Jenkins tests on PRs for djangoci:
created virtual environment CPython3.12.2.final.0-64
created virtual environment CPython3.13.0.candidate.3-64
Build Log Retention: Why are build results and logs purged so quickly? If code is pushed on a Friday and the build fails over the weekend, the logs become unavailable (404 error) by Monday. For comparison, Windows builds on GitHub Actions retain logs for at least 30 days.
Repository Access: Is there a public repository for djangoci where documentation or previous discussions can be found? I haven’t located one in the django GitHub organization or official docs, but I might be missing it.
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Answer by TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
I need to clarify that the specific configuration details for Django's CI setup aren't covered in the context information I have available. The questions you're asking are specific to the Django project's Jenkins implementation, which would be managed by the Django project maintainers.
Based on the Jenkins documentation I have access to, I can provide some general information that might be helpful:
Jenkins itself doesn't manage Python versions - this would be configured by the administrators of the specific Jenkins instance. Python versions would typically be:
The outdated Python versions you're seeing (3.12.2 and 3.13.0.rc3) would need to be updated by the Django CI administrators.
Jenkins allows administrators to configure build log retention policies. The default settings can be modified to:
The quick purging you're experiencing is likely a configured policy for that specific Jenkins instance, possibly to conserve disk space.
The Jenkins configuration for Django CI would typically be stored in one of these locations:
I don't have information about a public repository specifically for djangoci. You might want to:
.jenkins
directory or Jenkinsfile
in the Django repositoryFor more specific information, I recommend contacting the Django project maintainers directly as they would have the details about their specific Jenkins configuration.
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