| 13 Feb 2022 |
 das_j | I see your problem now | 13:22:40 |
 @grahamc:nixos.org | :) | 13:22:51 |
| das_j | Is the triggertime of a jobset also set when an eval was scheduled automatically? | 14:06:02 |
| das_j | Or to be more precise: Is this true?
- lastcheckedtime not set → no eval has been performed yet
- triggertime set → eval pending
- starttime set → eval running
- fetcherrormsg set → last eval failed during fetch
- errormsg set → last eval failed during eval
| 14:07:50 |
| das_j | * Or to be more precise: Is this true?
- triggertime set → eval pending
- starttime set → eval running
- lastcheckedtime not set → no eval has been performed yet
- fetcherrormsg set → last eval failed during fetch
- errormsg set → last eval failed during eval
| 14:08:06 |
| das_j | * Or to be more precise: Is this true?
- triggertime set → eval pending
- starttime set → eval running
- lastcheckedtime not set → no eval has been performed yet
- fetcherrormsg set → last eval failed during fetch
- errormsg set → last eval failed during eval
- if all the previous conditions failed → eval was successful
| 14:09:03 |
| das_j | * Or to be more precise: Is this true?
- starttime set → eval running
- triggertime set → eval pending
- lastcheckedtime not set → no eval has been performed yet
- fetcherrormsg set → last eval failed during fetch
- errormsg set → last eval failed during eval
- if all the previous conditions failed → eval was successful
| 14:11:19 |
| das_j | if these assumptions hold true, then my code now shows the status of the next evaluation in the jobsets overview: | 14:25:25 |
| das_j | 
Download image.png | 14:25:26 |
