// Activates any builds if their BatchTimes have elapsed.
func (repoTracker *RepoTracker) activateElapsedBuilds(v *version.Version) (err error) {
projectId := repoTracker.ProjectRef.Identifier
hasActivated := false
now := time.Now()
for i, status := range v.BuildVariants {
// last comparison is to check that ActivateAt is actually set
if !status.Activated && now.After(status.ActivateAt) && !status.ActivateAt.IsZero() {
evergreen.Logger.Logf(slogger.INFO, "activating variant %v for project %v, revision %v",
status.BuildVariant, projectId, v.Revision)
// Go copies the slice value, we want to modify the actual value
status.Activated = true
status.ActivateAt = now
v.BuildVariants[i] = status
b, err := build.FindOne(build.ById(status.BuildId))
if err != nil {
evergreen.Logger.Logf(slogger.ERROR,
"error retrieving build for project %v, variant %v, build %v: %v",
projectId, status.BuildVariant, status.BuildId, err)
continue
}
evergreen.Logger.Logf(slogger.INFO, "activating build %v for project %v, variant %v",
status.BuildId, projectId, status.BuildVariant)
// Don't need to set the version in here since we do it ourselves in a single update
if err = model.SetBuildActivation(b.Id, true); err != nil {
evergreen.Logger.Logf(slogger.ERROR, "error activating build %v for project %v, variant %v: %v",
b.Id, projectId, status.BuildVariant, err)
continue
}
hasActivated = true
}
}
// If any variants were activated, update the stored version so that we don't
// attempt to activate them again
if hasActivated {
return v.UpdateBuildVariants()
}
return nil
}
