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[hermes] bstein-dev-home #543: test_metrics_publication_failure #70

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opened 2026-09-22 10:00:53 +00:00 by hermes-automation · 0 comments
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Hermes auto-triage classified incident bstein-dev-home/543 as test_metrics_publication_failure (confidence 0.9); first failed gate: Publish test metrics.

Why a human is needed

Build 543 failed in Publish test metrics, but the supplied excerpts omit that stage's failing command and diagnostic output. The earlier agent timeout did not prevent subsequent execution, and the missing Node.js executable is not shown to be the terminal cause. A maintainer needs the publication-stage log and implementation to determine the smallest fix; there is insufficient evidence to recommend a rebuild, workspace cleanup, or a specific code change.

Ariadne did not authorize automated remediation: human_required.

Facts

  • jenkins — Jenkins reports FAILURE and identifies Publish test metrics as the first failed pipeline stage. (jenkins.result; jenkins.first_failed_stage)
  • jenkins — The initial agent pod timed out during provisioning, but Jenkins subsequently created a replacement pod and the console records later analysis execution. (jenkins.console_failures: line 234, followed by analysis output at line 546)
  • jenkins — Sonar's JavaScript analyzer could not execute node because the executable was not found. Subsequent sensor output is present. (jenkins.console_failures: lines 546 and 582)
  • jenkins — The console tail records a script exiting with code 1 and the backend build-and-push stage being skipped because of an earlier failure. (jenkins.console_tail)
  • jenkins — No structured failing tests are supplied, the console is truncated, and the supplied excerpts do not show the failing command inside Publish test metrics. (jenkins.failed_tests; jenkins.console_truncated; jenkins.console_failures; jenkins.console_tail)
  • opensearch — OpenSearch evidence collection failed with connection refused and returned no records. (log_evidence.error; log_evidence.records)

Evidence

The earliest failure region of the build console:

Container [dind] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message
	Container [frontend] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message
	Container [jnlp] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message
	Container [quality-tools] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message
	Container [tester] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message
	Pod [Pending][ContainersNotReady] containers with unready status: [dind builder tester frontend quality-tools jnlp]
ERROR: Failed to launch bstein-dev-home-543-vfd9b-cwhqk-7tcjl
io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.KubernetesClientTimeoutException: Timed out waiting for [1000000] milliseconds for [Pod] with name:[bstein-dev-home-543-vfd9b-cwhqk-7tcjl] in namespace [jenkins].
	at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilCondition(BaseOperation.java:946)
	at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilReady(BaseOperation.java:928)
	at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilReady(BaseOperation.java:98)
	at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes//org.csanchez.jenkins.plugins.kubernetes.KubernetesLaunche
... (truncated; the full log is in the linked build)

Inferences

  • Publish test metrics is the first evidenced enforced failure. The supplied logs do not establish which publication command failed or why.
  • The initial agent provisioning failure was apparently recovered from: execution reached analysis and a later pipeline stage. It does not explain the terminal failure as a build that never obtained an agent.
  • The missing Node.js executable is a separate analysis environment defect, but the excerpts do not establish that it caused the metrics publication stage to fail.
  • The OpenSearch connection refusal occurred during evidence collection; it does not establish a connectivity failure in the Jenkins metrics publication step.
  • Determining the fix requires the complete Publish test metrics stage output and its pipeline or helper implementation. Those should reveal whether the failure concerns report processing, publisher configuration, or the metrics endpoint.

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Filed automatically by Ariadne from a Hermes Agent diagnosis (run run_6bc0838d97374e1abb8de85d1902deda). Hermes has no write access to this repository; no files or infrastructure were changed.

Hermes auto-triage classified incident `bstein-dev-home/543` as **test_metrics_publication_failure** (confidence 0.9); first failed gate: `Publish test metrics`. ## Why a human is needed Build 543 failed in Publish test metrics, but the supplied excerpts omit that stage's failing command and diagnostic output. The earlier agent timeout did not prevent subsequent execution, and the missing Node.js executable is not shown to be the terminal cause. A maintainer needs the publication-stage log and implementation to determine the smallest fix; there is insufficient evidence to recommend a rebuild, workspace cleanup, or a specific code change. Ariadne did not authorize automated remediation: `human_required`. ## Facts - **jenkins** — Jenkins reports FAILURE and identifies Publish test metrics as the first failed pipeline stage. (`jenkins.result; jenkins.first_failed_stage`) - **jenkins** — The initial agent pod timed out during provisioning, but Jenkins subsequently created a replacement pod and the console records later analysis execution. (`jenkins.console_failures: line 234, followed by analysis output at line 546`) - **jenkins** — Sonar's JavaScript analyzer could not execute node because the executable was not found. Subsequent sensor output is present. (`jenkins.console_failures: lines 546 and 582`) - **jenkins** — The console tail records a script exiting with code 1 and the backend build-and-push stage being skipped because of an earlier failure. (`jenkins.console_tail`) - **jenkins** — No structured failing tests are supplied, the console is truncated, and the supplied excerpts do not show the failing command inside Publish test metrics. (`jenkins.failed_tests; jenkins.console_truncated; jenkins.console_failures; jenkins.console_tail`) - **opensearch** — OpenSearch evidence collection failed with connection refused and returned no records. (`log_evidence.error; log_evidence.records`) ## Evidence The earliest failure region of the build console: ``` Container [dind] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message Container [frontend] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message Container [jnlp] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message Container [quality-tools] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message Container [tester] waiting [ContainerCreating] No message Pod [Pending][ContainersNotReady] containers with unready status: [dind builder tester frontend quality-tools jnlp] ERROR: Failed to launch bstein-dev-home-543-vfd9b-cwhqk-7tcjl io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.KubernetesClientTimeoutException: Timed out waiting for [1000000] milliseconds for [Pod] with name:[bstein-dev-home-543-vfd9b-cwhqk-7tcjl] in namespace [jenkins]. at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilCondition(BaseOperation.java:946) at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilReady(BaseOperation.java:928) at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes-client-api//io.fabric8.kubernetes.client.dsl.internal.BaseOperation.waitUntilReady(BaseOperation.java:98) at PluginClassLoader for kubernetes//org.csanchez.jenkins.plugins.kubernetes.KubernetesLaunche ... (truncated; the full log is in the linked build) ``` ## Inferences - Publish test metrics is the first evidenced enforced failure. The supplied logs do not establish which publication command failed or why. - The initial agent provisioning failure was apparently recovered from: execution reached analysis and a later pipeline stage. It does not explain the terminal failure as a build that never obtained an agent. - The missing Node.js executable is a separate analysis environment defect, but the excerpts do not establish that it caused the metrics publication stage to fail. - The OpenSearch connection refusal occurred during evidence collection; it does not establish a connectivity failure in the Jenkins metrics publication step. - Determining the fix requires the complete Publish test metrics stage output and its pipeline or helper implementation. Those should reveal whether the failure concerns report processing, publisher configuration, or the metrics endpoint. ## Links - Failed build: https://ci.bstein.dev/job/bstein-dev-home/543/ - Full evidence bundle and audit trail live in Ariadne at `/api/admin/audit/events`, event types `hermes_autotriage_incident` and `hermes_autotriage_diagnosis`. Filed automatically by Ariadne from a Hermes Agent diagnosis (run [run_6bc0838d97374e1abb8de85d1902deda](https://triage.bstein.dev/chat?resume=run_6bc0838d97374e1abb8de85d1902deda)). Hermes has no write access to this repository; no files or infrastructure were changed. <!-- hermes-triage job=bstein-dev-home classification=test_metrics_publication_failure incident=bstein-dev-home/543 -->
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