This docker image is meant to be used to generate an allthethings.json file from Mozilla's Release Engineering Buildbot set up. Visit https://wiki.mozilla.org/ReleaseEngineering/How_To/allthethings.json to know more about the file.
If you just want to generate allthethings.json locally run the following:
docker pull armenzg/releng_buildbot_docker
docker run --name allthethings --rm -i -t releng_buildbot_docker bash
# This will generate an allthethings.json file; it will take few minutes
/braindump/community/generate_allthethings_json.sh
# On another tab (once the script is done)
docker cp allthethings:/root/.mozilla/releng/repos/buildbot-configs/allthethings.json .
If you want to modify how allthethings.json is generated you can do so like this:
# Generate the image like this
cd image
docker build -t releng_buildbot_docker .
# Start a container and connect to it
docker run --name allthethings --rm -i -t releng_buildbot_docker bash
# Running this will check out all related repositories and set up the virtualenv
/braindump/community/generate_allthethings_json.sh
#
# WARNING: There's a known bug where generate_allthethings_json.sh can only work when
# there's no virtualenv already set up. The script will fail and move the venv
# out of the way, thus, working on a following run. Below you will read that you
# can call the internal script (dump_allthethings.sh) we call and that one
# does not hit the issue.
#
# All the repositories involved are checked out under ~/.mozilla/releng/repos
# Get to the configs repository
cd ~/.mozilla/releng/repos/buildbot-configs
# Activate the virtualenv
source ../../venv/bin/activate
# Install your favourite editor. I recommend vim
apt-get install -y vim
# Make changes to the repositories you want and run the script
~/.mozilla/releng/repos/braindump/buildbot-related/dump_allthethings.sh
# You will find the newly generated file under /root/.mozilla/releng/repos/buildbot-configs/allthethings.json