Pinning of mozharness completed

Yesterday we switched all jobs that use mozharness to use a specific changeset of mozharness instead of the production branch.

If you land mozharness code this affects you as you will have to:

• land on the default branch
• land a change on an integration branch to bump the revision of mozharness
• only at that moment your code will be in use

In other words, buildduty is not anymore in charge to make your changes live.

Original post: Pinning mozharness from in-tree (aka mozharness.json)

Bug: Bug 1110286

Notice to newsgroups: dev.platform - dev.b2g

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Mozilla CI tools 0.2.1 released - Trigger multiple jobs for a range of revisions

Today I have released a major release of mozci which includes the following:

• trigger_range(buildername, repo_name, start_revision, end_revision, times, dry_run=False)
• It allows you to trigger a buildername between two revisions as many times as you indicate.
• This is handy if you want to backfill jobs
• It fixes a major issue when trying to relate scheduling information with job execution data
• We needed to use UTC instead of localtime
• We needed to use the completion time of a job instead of the claiming time
• Added pushlog support
• Added buildbot job status interpretation 
• Found in mozci.sources.buildapi.query_job_status()

PyPi:       https://pypi.python.org/pypi/mozci
Source:   https://github.com/armenzg/mozilla_ci_tools

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What the current list of buildbot builders is

This becomes very easy with mozilla_ci_tools (aka mozci):

>>> from mozci import mozci
>>> builders = mozci.list_builders()
>>> len(builders)
15736
>>> builders[0]
u'Linux x86-64 mozilla-inbound leak test build'

This and many other ways to interact with our CI will be showing up in the repository.

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