Bump taskcluster from 91.0.1 to 95.0.1 in /tools

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Bumps taskcluster from 91.0.1 to 95.0.1.

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v95.0.1

WORKER-DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #8153 Generic Worker (d2g): anonymous volumes from the task container are no longer removed at the end of a task run in order to resolve the task sooner. The garbage collector was updated to take care of these instead.

▶ [patch] Generic Worker: moves the AbortFeature to be the first to initialize and start up for each task. This change allows the worker to be ready for spot terminations as early as possible, so that it doesn't get preempted while it's setting up other task features, not knowing the cloud provider wants the worker to shutdown.

This will help tasks resolve properly as worker shutdown in the case where a spot termination request comes in as soon as the worker starts up. Beforehand, when this situation would happen, the task would commonly resolve as claim expired because the worker didn't have enough time to react to the preemption notice.

▶ [patch] Worker-runner will now properly unregister a worker when it exits because of an idle timeout

v95.0.0

DEPLOYERS

▶ [MAJOR] #8074 Pulse consumer expects core Taskcluster classic RabbitMQ queues to be deleted before being auto-recreated as quorum queues.

v94.3.0

GENERAL

▶ [minor] #8049

API Documentation Now Includes Code Examples

The API reference documentation now includes code examples for every endpoint in multiple languages:

• curl - Raw HTTP requests
• Go - Go client library
• Python - Synchronous and asynchronous client libraries
• Node.js - Node.js client library
• Web - Browser/web client library
• Rust - Rust client library
• Shell - Taskcluster CLI (taskcluster-cli)

Each example demonstrates how to:

• Set up the client with authentication (both explicit credentials and environment variables)
• Call the API endpoint with proper parameters
• Handle errors appropriately
• Process the response

Examples are generated dynamically in the browser from API metadata, keeping the documentation lean while providing comprehensive, up-to-date code samples. Examples include syntax highlighting and can be copied to clipboard directly from the documentation.

DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #8074 Fixes pulse consumer issue where services would assert the queue exists as a quorum queue and woudln't fall back to classic type as a backwards compatibility followup solution to #8156.

v94.2.0

DEPLOYERS

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Changelog

Sourced from taskcluster's changelog.

v95.0.1

WORKER-DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #8153 Generic Worker (d2g): anonymous volumes from the task container are no longer removed at the end of a task run in order to resolve the task sooner. The garbage collector was updated to take care of these instead.

▶ [patch] Generic Worker: moves the AbortFeature to be the first to initialize and start up for each task. This change allows the worker to be ready for spot terminations as early as possible, so that it doesn't get preempted while it's setting up other task features, not knowing the cloud provider wants the worker to shutdown.

This will help tasks resolve properly as worker shutdown in the case where a spot termination request comes in as soon as the worker starts up. Beforehand, when this situation would happen, the task would commonly resolve as claim expired because the worker didn't have enough time to react to the preemption notice.

▶ [patch] Worker-runner will now properly unregister a worker when it exits because of an idle timeout

v95.0.0

DEPLOYERS

▶ [MAJOR] #8074 Pulse consumer expects core Taskcluster classic RabbitMQ queues to be deleted before being auto-recreated as quorum queues.

v94.3.0

GENERAL

▶ [minor] #8049

API Documentation Now Includes Code Examples

The API reference documentation now includes code examples for every endpoint in multiple languages:

• curl - Raw HTTP requests
• Go - Go client library
• Python - Synchronous and asynchronous client libraries
• Node.js - Node.js client library
• Web - Browser/web client library
• Rust - Rust client library
• Shell - Taskcluster CLI (taskcluster-cli)

Each example demonstrates how to:

• Set up the client with authentication (both explicit credentials and environment variables)
• Call the API endpoint with proper parameters
• Handle errors appropriately
• Process the response

Examples are generated dynamically in the browser from API metadata, keeping the documentation lean while providing comprehensive, up-to-date code samples. Examples include syntax highlighting and can be copied to clipboard directly from the documentation.

DEPLOYERS

▶ [patch] #8074 Fixes pulse consumer issue where services would assert the queue exists as a quorum queue and woudln't fall back to classic type as a backwards compatibility followup solution to #8156.

... (truncated)

Commits

• adc09df v95.0.1
• 2662c3f Merge pull request #8163 from taskcluster/matt-boris/gwGarbageCollectorDocker...
• 8ef5e30 Merge pull request #8165 from Eijebong/unregister-on-idle-timeout
• 2342951 Let worker-runner unregister workers when they shutdown with idle timeout
• e765987 fix(d2g): garbage collector prunes entire system
• 22cc4b1 Merge pull request #8164 from taskcluster/browserslist-update
• 57e83bd build: update Browserslist db
• a2b1996 Merge pull request #8162 from taskcluster/matt-boris/goModernizeMore
• 5553855 fix(go-modernize): use go string builders
• a3a12ce Merge pull request #8160 from taskcluster/matt-boris/initAndStartGwAbortFeatu...
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