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Run windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025 in PerfCI workloads - #1302
The PerfCI workloads pipeline was missing the Windows Server 2025 workload from its scheduled list, even though the rest of the wiring was already in place:
No code or template changes; the new entry reuses the existing parsing path (parts[0] + "_" + parts[1] → windows_vm, RUN == "scale"), the existing switch case, and the existing credential.
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New Features
Added support for deploying the Windows Server 2025 scale workload in the performance CI pipeline.
Bug Fixes
Fixed retries for scale workloads so they continue using the correct workload-specific behavior after an earlier attempt fails. This helps ensure repeated attempts run consistently and produce reliable performance test results.
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Walkthrough
The deployment workload list now includes windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025. Each retry restores the original workload name before parsing.
Changes: Windows scale workload deployment
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Summary
Workload selection and retry parsing jenkins/PerfCI/03_PerfCI_Workloads_Deployment/Jenkinsfile
The deployment workload list includes windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025. Each retry resets the workload name to its original value before parsing. This preserves scale-specific parsing on retries.
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Major · Preserve the workload name across retries. · Jenkinsfile:167
jenkins/PerfCI/03_PerfCI_Workloads_Deployment/Jenkinsfile:167 Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve the workload name across retries.
If the 2025 scale run fails after warm-up, the next attempt passes an empty SCALE. A successful single-VM run can then mark the scale workload as successful.
Restore workload from originalWorkload at the start of each attempt.
Suggested fix
for (int i = 0; i < retryCount && !success; i++) {
+ workload = originalWorkload
try {
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Review comment at @jenkins/PerfCI/03_PerfCI_Workloads_Deployment/Jenkinsfile at
line 167:
The workload name is not restored between retry attempts, allowing a retry to
use an empty SCALE value. At the start of each attempt in the retry loop,
restore workload from originalWorkload before entering the try block so every
attempt uses the original workload name.
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Review comments at @jenkins/PerfCI/03_PerfCI_Workloads_Deployment/Jenkinsfile:
- Line 167: The workload name is not restored between retry attempts, allowing a
retry to use an empty SCALE value. At the start of each attempt in the retry
loop, restore workload from originalWorkload before entering the try block so
every attempt uses the original workload name.
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workload is now restored from originalWorkload at the start of every retry attempt:
for (int i =0; i < retryCount &&!success; i++) {
// A previous attempt reassigns workload to the base name, so restore it// before parsing: otherwise a retried scale workload runs as its non-scale// variant and can be reported as successful
workload = originalWorkload
try {
A retried *_scale workload now re-parses as the scale variant instead of falling into the non-scale branch with SCALE="", so a failed scale run can no longer be masked by a passing single-VM retry.
Fixed in this PR rather than a follow-up because it directly affects the new windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025 entry; note that it applies to every *_scale workload in the list.
Add windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025 to the workloads list so the
Windows Server 2025 scale run is scheduled alongside the 2022 one.
Also restore workload from originalWorkload at the start of every retry
attempt: a previous attempt reassigns workload to its base name, so a
retried scale workload ran as the non-scale variant with an empty SCALE
and could be reported as successful.
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
[Claude Code] Squashed into a single commit (29a2f93) and force-pushed.
The commit now contains both changes:
windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025 added to the workloads list.
The retry fix you reported: workload = originalWorkload at the start of every attempt in the retry loop, so a retried *_scale workload re-parses as the scale variant instead of running as the non-scale one with SCALE="".
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Summary
The PerfCI workloads pipeline was missing the Windows Server 2025 workload from its scheduled list, even though the rest of the wiring was already in place:
WINDOWS_SERVER_2025_URL = credentials('perfci_windows_server_2025_url')(line 25)case "windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025"in the workload switch (line 154)Because
windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025was absent from theworkloadslist, the case was dead code and the workload never ran.Change
jenkins/PerfCI/03_PerfCI_Workloads_Deployment/Jenkinsfile'windows_vm_scale_windows_server_2025'to theworkloadslist, afterwindows_vm_scale_windows_server_2022.This matches how
.github/workflows/Nightly_Perf_Env_CI_Scale.ymlalready runs the same workload.Testing
PYTHONPATH=. python3 -m pytest -q tests/unittest/→ 39 passedparts[0] + "_" + parts[1]→windows_vm,RUN == "scale"), the existing switch case, and the existing credential.🤖 Assisted-by: Claude Code
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