| # Running Tests on CI |
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| Contributors with write access to the repository can trigger full runs in the |
| same CI systems used to produce results for [wpt.fyi](https://wpt.fyi). The runs |
| are triggered by pushing to branch names on the form `triggers/$browser_$channel` |
| and the results will be automatically submitted to wpt.fyi. |
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| This is useful when making infrastructure changes that could affect very many |
| tests, in order to avoid regressions. |
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| Note: Full runs use a lot of CI resources, so please take care to not trigger |
| them more than necessary. |
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| Instructions: |
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| * Base your changes on a commit for which there are already results in wpt.fyi. |
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| * Determine which branch name to push to by looking for `refs/heads/triggers/` |
| in `.azure-pipelines.yml` and `.taskcluster.yml`. For example, to trigger a |
| full run of Safari Technology Preview, the branch name is |
| `triggers/safari_preview`. |
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| * Force push to the branch, for example: |
| `git push --force-with-lease origin HEAD:triggers/safari_preview`. |
| The `--force-with-lease` argument is to detect if someone else has just |
| pushed. When this happens wait for the checkout step of their triggered run |
| to finish before you force push again. |
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| You can see if the run started from the commit status on GitHub's commits listing |
| ([example](https://github.com/web-platform-tests/wpt/commits/triggers/safari_preview)) |
| and if successful the results will show up on wpt.fyi within 10 minutes |
| ([example](https://wpt.fyi/runs?product=safari)). |