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skyline-nightlytests

Use this skill when looking at nightly test results or investigating test failures.

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Skyline Nightly Test Analysis

Full documentation: ai/docs/mcp/nightly-tests.md

MCP Tools (Quick Reference)

Tool Purpose
get_daily_test_summary(report_date) Daily report for all 6 folders → ai/.tmp/
save_test_failure_history(test_name, start_date, container_path) Stack trace pattern analysis → ai/.tmp/
save_run_log(run_id) Full test log for grep/search → ai/.tmp/
get_run_failures(run_id) Stack traces for a specific run
get_run_leaks(run_id) Leak details for a specific run

Test Folders

Folder Duration Branch
Nightly x64 540 min master (default)
Performance Tests 720 min master
Release Branch 540 min release
Release Branch Performance Tests 720 min release
Integration 540 min assigned
Integration with Perf Tests 720 min assigned

Typical Workflow

  1. Daily review: get_daily_test_summary("2025-12-15") → read report
  2. Pattern analysis: If test failed on multiple machines, use save_test_failure_history to check if same root cause
  3. Deep dive: Use save_run_log when stack traces aren't sufficient

Anomaly Detection

  • Short duration (< expected) = crash or premature termination
  • Full duration + low test count = hang
  • Stddev-based: 3σ/4σ from trained mean flags anomalies

For server-side queries, examples, and detailed workflows, see ai/docs/mcp/nightly-tests.md.

Examples

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Source history

Indexed on
2026-01-20
Index updated
2026-01-26
Branch
main

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