// Inspect Buildbot (buildbot-nix) CI for a PR. Use to find/watch the build for a PR, list failed sub-builds with their attrs, and fetch failing log tails.
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| name | buildbot-pr-check |
| description | Inspect Buildbot (buildbot-nix) CI for a PR. Use to find/watch the build for a PR, list failed sub-builds with their attrs, and fetch failing log tails. |
buildbot-pr-check <pr-url> # eval build + per-sub-build status table
buildbot-pr-check <pr-url> --watch --interval 60 # poll until complete; exit 0=success 1=failure
buildbot-pr-check <pr-url> --failures --log-tail 80 # failed sub-builds: attr, error prop, stdio log tail + log_url
<pr-url> is a GitHub …/pull/N or Gitea …/pulls/N URL (omit to auto-detect
the current branch's PR via gh). The buildbot instance is discovered from the
forge's commit statuses; no config. Add --json for structured output:
buildbot-pr-check <pr-url> --failures --json | jq -r '.failures[] | "\(.attr)\t\(.status)\t\(.log_url // "-")"'
Need more than the tail? log_url is a plain …/api/v2/logs/<id>/raw_inline
endpoint — curl -s "$log_url" | tail -n 500 / | grep error:.
Result codes are reported by name: SUCCESS WARNINGS FAILURE SKIPPED EXCEPTION RETRY CANCELLED (RUNNING while incomplete).