ceph-ansible-prs: trigger phrase is now a regex

You can trigger a job by using the individiual scenario name or by
commenting with 'jenkins test all' to run all the scenarios.

Signed-off-by: Andrew Schoen <aschoen@redhat.com>

diff --git a/ceph-ansible-prs/config/definitions/ceph-ansible-prs.yml b/ceph-ansible-prs/config/definitions/ceph-ansible-prs.yml
index 81c6ce4433f7ca6e12788d1f72497a7c51085e92..ef4b9916ee810ab7a4fbe6c2fb04dd46a9999ee0 100644 (file)
--- a/ceph-ansible-prs/config/definitions/ceph-ansible-prs.yml
+++ b/ceph-ansible-prs/config/definitions/ceph-ansible-prs.yml
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@
           org-list:
             - ceph
           skip-build-phrase: '^jenkins do not test.*'
-          trigger-phrase: 'jenkins test {release}-{ansible_version}-{scenario}'
+          trigger-phrase: '^jenkins test {release}-{ansible_version}-{scenario}|jenkins test all.*'
           only-trigger-phrase: false
           github-hooks: true
           permit-all: true
@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@
           org-list:
             - ceph
           skip-build-phrase: '^jenkins do not test.*'
-          trigger-phrase: 'jenkins test {release}-{ansible_version}-{scenario}'
+          trigger-phrase: '^jenkins test {release}-{ansible_version}-{scenario}|jenkins test all.*'
           only-trigger-phrase: true
           github-hooks: true
           permit-all: true