Lumberjack

A modern CLI and Python client for Mozilla Treeherder.

Treeherder is a reporting dashboard for Mozilla checkins. It allows users to see the results of automatic builds and their respective tests. Lumberjack provides a clean, typed Python interface and command-line tool to query this data.

Installation

pip install lumberjackth
# or with uv
uv pip install lumberjackth

CLI Usage

Lumberjack provides the lj command (or lumberjack as an alias):

# List repositories
lj repos

# List recent pushes for mozilla-central
lj pushes mozilla-central

# List jobs for a specific push
lj jobs mozilla-central --push-id 12345

# Filter jobs by platform regex and duration
lj jobs autoland --push-id 12345 -p "linux.*64" --duration-min 60

# Get details for a specific job
lj job mozilla-central "abc123def/0" --logs

# List performance alerts
lj perf-alerts --repository autoland

# Query test failures by bug ID
lj failures 2012615 --tree autoland --platform windows11-64-24h2

# Show errors and bug suggestions for a failed job
lj errors autoland 545896732

# Fetch and search job logs
lj log autoland 545896732 --pattern "ERROR|FAIL" --context 3

# Output as JSON
lj --json pushes mozilla-central -n 5

Available Commands

Run with uvx for zero-install execution:

uvx --from lumberjackth lj repos
uvx --from lumberjackth lj failures 2012615 -t autoland

Global Options

• -s, --server URL - Treeherder server URL (default: https://treeherder.mozilla.org)
• --json - Output as JSON instead of tables
• --version - Show version

Command Options

repos

• --active/--all - Show only active repositories (default: active)

pushes

• -n, --count - Number of pushes to show (default: 10)
• -r, --revision - Filter by revision
• -a, --author - Filter by author email

jobs

• --push-id - Filter by push ID
• --guid - Filter by job GUID
• --result - Filter by result (success, testfailed, busted, etc.)
• --state - Filter by state (pending, running, completed)
• --tier - Filter by tier (1, 2, or 3)
• -p, --platform - Filter by platform (regex pattern, e.g., 'linux.*64')
• -f, --filter - Filter by job name (regex pattern, e.g., 'mochitest')
• --duration-min - Filter to jobs with duration >= N seconds
• -n, --count - Number of jobs to show (default: 20, or all when --push-id specified)

job

• --logs - Show log URLs

log

• -p, --pattern - Regex pattern to search for in the log
• -c, --context - Number of context lines around matches (with --pattern)
• --log-name - Name of log to fetch (default: live_backing_log)
• --head - Show only the first N lines
• --tail - Show only the last N lines

failures

• -t, --tree - Repository filter (all, autoland, mozilla-central, etc.)
• -p, --platform - Filter by platform (regex pattern, e.g., 'windows.*64')
• -b, --build-type - Filter by build type (regex pattern, e.g., 'asan')
• -s, --startday - Start date YYYY-MM-DD (default: 7 days ago)
• -e, --endday - End date YYYY-MM-DD (default: today)
• -n, --count - Limit number of results

errors

• --suggestions/--no-suggestions - Show bug suggestions (default: on)

perf-alerts

• -r, --repository - Filter by repository
• -f, --framework - Filter by framework ID
• -n, --limit - Number of alerts to show

Python API

from lumberjackth import TreeherderClient

# Create a client
client = TreeherderClient()

# List repositories
repos = client.get_repositories()
for repo in repos:
    print(f"{repo.name} ({repo.dvcs_type})")

# Get pushes for mozilla-central
pushes = client.get_pushes("mozilla-central", count=10)
for push in pushes:
    print(f"{push.revision[:12]} by {push.author}")

# Get jobs for a push
jobs = client.get_jobs("mozilla-central", push_id=pushes[0].id)
for job in jobs:
    print(f"{job.job_type_name}: {job.result}")

# Get a specific job by GUID
job = client.get_job_by_guid("mozilla-central", "abc123def/0")
if job:
    print(f"Duration: {job.duration_seconds}s")

# Get log URLs for a job
logs = client.get_job_log_urls("mozilla-central", job.id)
for log in logs:
    print(f"{log.name}: {log.url}")

# Query failures by bug ID (useful for investigating intermittents)
failures = client.get_failures_by_bug(2012615, tree="autoland")
for f in failures:
    print(f"{f.platform} {f.build_type}: {f.test_suite}")

# Get error lines and bug suggestions for a failed job
errors = client.get_text_log_errors("autoland", job_id=12345)
suggestions = client.get_bug_suggestions("autoland", job_id=12345)

# Fetch and search job logs
log_content = client.get_job_log("autoland", job_id=12345)
matches = client.search_job_log("autoland", job_id=12345, pattern="ERROR", context_lines=3)

# Performance alerts
alerts = client.get_performance_alert_summaries(repository="autoland")
for alert in alerts:
    print(f"{alert.repository}: {alert.regression_count} regressions")

Async Support

import asyncio
from lumberjackth import TreeherderClient

async def main():
    async with TreeherderClient() as client:
        repos = await client.get_repositories_async()
        pushes = await client.get_pushes_async("mozilla-central", count=5)
        print(f"Found {len(pushes)} pushes")

asyncio.run(main())

API Coverage

Lumberjack supports the following Treeherder API endpoints:

Comparison to treeherder-client

Lumberjack is a modern replacement for the treeherder-client package, which hasn't been updated since 2019:

Development

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/jwmossmoz/lumberjackth.git
cd lumberjackth

# Install dependencies
make dev

# Run tests
make test

# Run linting and type checking
make lint

# Format code
make format

# Build package
make build

Or run commands directly with uv run:

uv run pytest
uv run ruff check .
uv run ty check src/

License

MPL-2.0