Allow to add a `skip-updatecli` label on pull requests to avoid failing builds when introducing new files about pipeline-library

[dduportal]

🤔 It's not clear what is the goal? Why would you want to add a new updatecli manifest file if you don't want to check that it work by running it?

(besides, why on pipeline-library?)

[lemeurherve]

It's not clear what is the goal? Why would you want to add a new updatecli manifest file if you don't want to check that it work by running it?

I'd like to be able to skip updatecli when introducing new file not present on the main branches and failing the builds if concerned by an updatecli manifest.

Ex: jenkins-infra/kubernetes-management#3487 > https://infra.ci.jenkins.io/blue/organizations/jenkins/updatecli%2Fkubernetes-management/detail/PR-3487/1/pipeline

This label would allow us to get a "green" build in these cases.

why on pipeline-library?

Because it should be a relatively easy and centralised location for @jenkins-infra, something like #552

[dduportal]

Ex: jenkins-infra/kubernetes-management#3487 > https://infra.ci.jenkins.io/blue/organizations/jenkins/updatecli%2Fkubernetes-management/detail/PR-3487/1/pipeline

This label would allow us to get a "green" build in these cases.

I'm not sure to understand: this build is green, and the PR is not blocked at all (the "required" on checks is on a green build). it's only the "updatecli" stage that is failing.

[lemeurherve]

it's only the "updatecli" stage that is failing.

Indeed, but looking at the PR on GitHub it's failed:

I know it's not that important (for us with our permissions at least), but I think it could be nice to have and harmless nevertheless.

[dduportal]

it's only the "updatecli" stage that is failing.

Indeed, but looking at the PR on GitHub it's failed:

I know it's not that important (for us with our permissions at least), but I think it could be nice to have and harmless nevertheless.

I prefer explicit errors to have a "mark" saying "this PR did not meet the expected behavior" (which updatecli is).