How to use the taskgraph.target_tasks.standard_filter function in taskgraph
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mozilla-mobile / fenix / taskcluster / fenix_taskgraph / target_tasks.py View on Github 
def _old_decision_filter(task, parameters):
if task.kind == 'old-decision':
return True
return standard_filter(task, parameters)def tag_filter(target_release_type, task, params):
release_type = task.attributes.get("release-type")
return standard_filter(task, params) and (release_type is None or release_type == target_release_type)
Popular taskgraph functions
- taskgraph.generator.Kind
- taskgraph.generator.load_graph_config
- taskgraph.optimize.IndexSearch
- taskgraph.parameters.extend_parameters_schema
- taskgraph.target_tasks._target_task
- taskgraph.target_tasks.standard_filter
- taskgraph.transforms.base.TransformSequence
- taskgraph.transforms.job.configure_taskdesc_for_run
- taskgraph.transforms.job.run_job_using
- taskgraph.transforms.task.payload_builder
- taskgraph.util.path.join
- taskgraph.util.schema.resolve_keyed_by
- taskgraph.util.schema.Schema
- taskgraph.util.schema.taskref_or_string
- taskgraph.util.taskcluster.get_artifact_url
- taskgraph.util.taskcluster.list_artifacts
- taskgraph.util.treeherder.add_suffix
- taskgraph.util.treeherder.inherit_treeherder_from_dep
- taskgraph.util.treeherder.join_symbol