ci-watch

Usage

$ ci-watch 17831

This will run forever, clearing screen and displaying timing:

17831 CI: keep hammering on sqlite, without flake retries
| type | user     | Rc |      d13 |      f39 |      f40 |   f40-aa |      raw |
| ---- | -------- | -- | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | -------- |
| int  | root     |    |    15:03 |    16:57 |    17:30 |    10:58 |    16:38 |
| int  | root     | R  |    14:21 |    16:37 |    16:54 |          |    17:34 |
| int  | root     |  c |          |    15:38 |    15:05 |          |          |
| int  | rootless |    |    14:33 |    15:17 |    16:37 |          |    14:46 |
| sys  | root     |    |    27:29 |    28:22 |    25:19 |    21:33 |    26:40 |
| sys  | root     | R  |    21:23 |    18:44 |    18:02 |    14:20 |    18:36 |
| sys  | rootless |    |    29:21 |    28:52 |    26:04 |          |    25:50 |
| sys  | rootless | R  |          |          |    16:23 |          |          |
| mach | rootless |    |          |          |    18:18 |          |          |

If you have multiple PRs in flight, feed it all the PR numbers.

ci-watch calls cirrus-pr-timing. You may find it useful to call that script too.

NOTE

You will need a $GITHUB_TOKEN. Getting that and setting it (securely) in your environment is left as an exercise for the reader.