They only do file operations to build a source tarball and debian source
package things, so the architecture isn't important.
Signed-off-by: Dan Mick <dmick@redhat.com>
- job:
name: ceph-dev-new-setup
description: "This job step checks out the branch and builds the tarballs, diffs, and dsc that are passed to the ceph-dev-build step.\r\n\r\nNotes:\r\nJob needs to run on a releatively recent debian system. The Restrict where run feature is used to specifiy an appropriate label.\r\nThe clear workspace before checkout box for the git plugin is used."
- node: huge && bionic && x86_64
+ node: huge && bionic
display-name: 'ceph-dev-new-setup'
block-downstream: false
block-upstream: false
- job:
name: ceph-dev-setup
description: "This job step checks out the branch and builds the tarballs, diffs, and dsc that are passed to the ceph-dev-build step.\r\n\r\nNotes:\r\nJob needs to run on a releatively recent debian system. The Restrict where run feature is used to specifiy an appropriate label.\r\nThe clear workspace before checkout box for the git plugin is used."
- node: huge && bionic && x86_64
+ node: huge && bionic
display-name: 'ceph-dev-setup'
block-downstream: false
block-upstream: false
- job:
name: ceph-setup
description: "This job:\r\n- Creates the version commit\r\n- Checks out the branch and builds the tarballs, diffs, and dsc that are passed to the ceph-build step.\r\n\r\nNotes:\r\nJob needs to run on a releatively recent debian system. The Restrict where run feature is used to specifiy an appropriate label.\r\nThe clear workspace before checkout box for the git plugin is used."
- node: huge && bionic && x86_64
+ node: huge && bionic
display-name: 'ceph-setup'
block-downstream: false
block-upstream: false