Vgoncharova/ktor train

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Walkthrough

The change modifies TeamCity build configurations in TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt to replace inline script-based Gradle invocations with a dedicated Gradle build step, adds failure conditions detecting agent availability issues and build timeouts across EAP sample validation builds, and increases timeout safeguards for composite EAP builds.

Changes

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Summary

EAP Gradle build and failure handling .teamcity/src/subprojects/train/TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt

Replaced per-step script-based Gradle invocation with structured gradle { ... } block in buildEAPGradleProject. Added failureConditions with agent availability and timeout checks to BuildPluginSampleSettings.asEAPSampleConfig and SampleProjectSettings.asEAPSampleConfig. Updated version resolver failure handling in TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.versionResolver with two failOnText checks. Introduced composite failure handling for EAP_KtorBuildPluginSamplesValidate_All, EAP_KtorSamplesValidate_All, and KtorEAPSamplesCompositeBuild with 30–60 minute executionTimeoutMin values. Changed env.ANDROID_HOME check from equals(...) to exists(...).

Estimated code review effort

🎯 3 (Moderate) | ⏱️ ~22 minutes

The changes span multiple build configuration blocks with consistent pattern additions (failure conditions, timeouts), but require careful review of Gradle build step restructuring, agent availability logic, and timeout value implications across several interdependent build types.

Possibly related PRs

• #147: Refactors dependency/artifact-based triggering and branch filtering logic within the same TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt workflow.
• #135: Introduced the TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP project that these configuration enhancements build upon.
• #149: Makes overlapping changes to EAP version-resolver failure handling and composite build configurations in the same file.

Pre-merge checks and finishing touches

❌ Failed checks (1 warning, 2 inconclusive)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage	⚠️ Warning	Docstring coverage is 0.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%.	You can run @coderabbitai generate docstrings to improve docstring coverage.
Title Check	❓ Inconclusive	The PR title "Vgoncharova/ktor train" appears to be a branch name rather than a descriptive title. While it may be tangentially related to the "train" directory mentioned in the file path (TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt), it fails to convey any meaningful information about the actual changes made. The title does not explain that the changes involve adding failure conditions, adjusting timeouts, or improving Gradle build configurations. The vague phrasing without any action verb or specific technical detail makes it non-descriptive and difficult for teammates reviewing history to understand the primary purpose of these changes.
Description Check	❓ Inconclusive	No pull request description was provided by the author. The description field is completely empty, which means there is no content to evaluate for relatedness to the changeset. While this is a lenient check that only requires the description to avoid being completely off-topic, the absence of any description makes it impossible to assess whether the description relates to the changes involving failure conditions, timeout adjustments, and EAP validation improvements.

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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

.teamcity/src/subprojects/train/TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt (2)

66-71: Simplify the redundant else branch.

The else -> "" branch at line 70 is redundant because the standalone -> "" branch at line 67 already handles the standalone case, and lines 68-69 cover the !standalone cases. The else branch is effectively unreachable.

Apply this diff to simplify the logic:

         workingDir = when {
             standalone -> ""
             isPluginSample && !standalone -> "samples/$projectName"
             !standalone -> projectName
-            else -> ""
         }

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236-256: Consider consolidating overlapping failure conditions.

The failure conditions at lines 237-241 ("No agents available to run") and lines 249-253 ("No suitable agents") appear to check for similar agent availability issues. If these patterns catch distinct TeamCity error messages, this is fine; otherwise, consider consolidating them to avoid redundant checks.

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📒 Files selected for processing (1)

• .teamcity/src/subprojects/train/TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt (8 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (6)

.teamcity/src/subprojects/train/TriggerProjectSamplesOnEAP.kt (6)

73-73: Verify that agents have compatible Gradle versions.

Setting useGradleWrapper = false means the build will use Gradle from the agent's environment rather than the project's wrapper. Ensure all agents running these builds have compatible Gradle versions installed.

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160-175: Good addition for handling agent availability issues.

The failure conditions appropriately catch agent availability and queue timeout issues with clear failure messages.

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196-196: Appropriate change from equals to exists.

Using exists() is more appropriate here since we only need to verify that ANDROID_HOME is defined, not check for a specific value.

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343-349: LGTM!

The additional failure condition for agent availability is consistent with the other build configurations and appropriate for the version resolver.

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402-410: Good defensive handling for composite builds.

The failure conditions appropriately handle agent availability issues in the composite builds with reasonable timeout values (30 minutes) that account for multiple dependent builds.

Also applies to: 436-444

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487-501: Comprehensive failure handling for the main composite.

The failure conditions and 60-minute timeout are well-suited for the main composite build that orchestrates all EAP sample validation.