task-discovery

Query Taskcluster tasks by worker type using substring, exact, or regex matching to identify tasks for a target worker pool. It parses gecko task graphs from gecko branches to support migration planning and pool audits.

Yes, you can filter Taskcluster tasks using exact, substring, and regex matching across multiple kinds. This allows targeted querying of the Taskcluster index API to identify specific worker pools.

Available output formats include labels, json, summary, and query. These formats provide flexible consumption options for analyzing Taskcluster tasks identified by worker type matching.

No, querying Taskcluster worker types includes safeguards to not trigger live statuses, retriggers, or logs. It strictly queries the index API and parses gecko task graphs safely.

The best way to find Taskcluster tasks for a specific worker pool is running a discovery script with worker type filters. It queries the Taskcluster index API and outputs results in json, summary, labels, or query formats.

Yes, you need network access to the Taskcluster index API to run task queries by worker type. The script parses gecko task graphs from gecko branches to retrieve matching task data.