PB-899 Add --scope flag to buildkite-agent annotate command#3569
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The idea is that users can choose to either annotate the build (the default) or the job, which will affect where the annotation is displayed in the buildkite UI
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Description
We're currently building a feature where agents (and the jobs running on them) will be able to decide the "scope" for an annotation — ie, whether it's an annotation on the build (the current status quo), or an annotation on a particular job (new and shiny!).
This PR adds a flag to the agent to let callers decide the scope for their annotation. They can use
--scope build(or omit the flag entirely) to scope to a build, or use--scope jobto display their annotation on a job.Context
PB-899
Testing
go test ./...). Buildkite employees may check this if the pipeline has run automatically.go fmt ./...)Disclosures / Credits
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