Modified Sync Gateway Scheduler to run tests against latest builds for all non EOL versions for Sync Gateway - #514
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Modified Sync Gateway Scheduler to run tests against latest builds for all non EOL versions for Sync Gateway#514sanjivanipatrax wants to merge 3 commits into
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This PR updates the
sgw-mainscheduler to test the latest build of every non-EOL Sync Gateway train instead of just the single latest build.Features added :
get_trainsand resolve the latest build per train (blankSGW_VERSIONfans out; a specific value still targets one train)sgw.jsonso only untested builds triggersgw-functional; one failed train no longer aborts the restUNSTABLEwhen any train fails to resolve, so a Proget outage isn't mistaken for "nothing new to test"