[17:00:40] Hi all, welcome to code deployment office hour, a few of us are here to discuss deployment topics related to https://wikitech.wikimedia.org/wiki/Deployments/Covid-19 -- please jump in with any questions or topics you have! [17:05:06] * greg-g waves [17:22:40] Quiet in here [17:22:59] usually [17:38:45] 348 patches from wmf.30..HEAD for all our extensions, FYI [17:39:07] (64% decrese from last week's largest train ever with 969 patches) [17:39:39] \o/ [17:40:11] * RhinosF1 has had a patch in this and last week [17:43:17] thcipriani: that makes me feel better, superficially [17:44:13] this seems like a great place to advertise my new tool: https://train-blockers.toolforge.org [17:44:25] it automatically redirects to the current week's train blocker task [17:44:30] last week (.30) had a ton of automated changes (library upgrades etc), which are low-risk: do we have a way to assess the risk of the changes for a train? [17:45:05] Majavah: nice! [17:45:15] RhinosF1: thank you! [17:46:37] Majavah: np, just bookmarked it [17:48:08] Majavah: nice! This is super useful [17:57:31] Majavah: I have been wanting such a thing ;) [17:57:53] liw: not easily [18:00:48] greg-g: I actually made it a couple of weeks back as I found a random phab task about it by twentyafterfour, but just never got around figuring out a place to announce it's existence :P [18:01:49] that task? :) [18:01:57] Majavah: yeah, kudos for that! it's very useful [18:02:21] greg-g: https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T207669 [18:02:26] * twentyafterfour returns to being on vacation for the day [18:02:31] sorry for the ping! [18:02:41] Majavah: np thanks for making the tool! [18:08:33] Majavah: just a thought, what http response code does it pass. Ideally, should it be the temp redirect one that tells the browser to retry the next Monday [18:10:28] That’s a 307 I think [18:10:34] RhinosF1: it's currently just a 302, just checked [18:12:17] Majavah: 302 should be fine [18:12:35] Not sure how you’d pass something to say check after next monday [18:12:53] just was asking about that [18:13:40] Retry-After seems to be the minimum and this should not be cached in the following week :/ [18:20:18] I think Retry-After would make the user agent wait before redirecting and not affect caching [18:24:20] a 301 Moved Permanently and an Expies header /might/ work, but it might also break everything [18:26:08] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616#section-13.4