post-qa
Upload metric definitions, measurements and blobs from validate_drp to the SQuaSH API. post-qa is meant to run in a CI workflow, like LSST Data Management’s Jenkins CI.
Install
pip install post-qa
Command Line Interface
usage: post-qa [-h] --lsstsw LSSTSW_DIRNAME --qa-json QA_JSON_PATH --api-url
API_URL --api-user API_USER --api-password API_PASSWORD [--test]
Upload JSON from validate_drp to the SQuaSH API.
This script is meant to be run from a Jenkins CI environment
and uses the following environment variables:
- ``BUILD_ID`` : ID in the ci system
- ``BUILD_URL``: ci page with information about the build
- ``PRODUCT``: the name of the product built, in this case 'validate_drp'
- ``dataset``: the name of the dataset processed by validate_drp
- ``label`` : the name of the platform where it runs
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--lsstsw LSSTSW_DIRNAME
Path of lsstsw directory
--qa-json QA_JSON_PATH
Filename of QA JSON output file
--api-url API_URL SQuaSH API root URL
--api-user API_USER Username for SQuaSH API
--api-password API_PASSWORD
Password for SQuaSH API
--test Print the shimmed JSON rather than uploading it
Further Reading
License Info
Copyright 2017 AURA/LSST
MIT licensed open source.
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