[ci] remove print_test_stats.py #81164
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print_test_stats.py had a somewhat misleading name, as it was also responsible for uploading test statistics to both S3 and Scuba. We are using Rockset for most of this now, so removing the redundant code. The following are things we do *not* have replacements for: - The actual display of regressed or slow tests in the `print_test_stats` job step. I don't think people really looked at these so not a big loss. - Scuba uploads. This is sad, but fundamentally I think we probably don't want to maintain two data pipelines. [ghstack-poisoned]
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print_test_stats.py had a somewhat misleading name, as it was also responsible for uploading test statistics to both S3 and Scuba. We are using Rockset for most of this now, so removing the redundant code. The following are things we do *not* have replacements for: - The actual display of regressed or slow tests in the `print_test_stats` job step. I don't think people really looked at these so not a big loss. - Scuba uploads. This is sad, but fundamentally I think we probably don't want to maintain two data pipelines. [ghstack-poisoned]
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A blocker to this is the test_history.py script that the distributed team uses for test case info. Those stats read from S3 to generate a historical view across jobs--maybe an observable view would be sufficient?
cc. @pritamdamania87 (or @pritamdamania?) last time we talked, you were still using this script which was why I didn't merge #73098. Do you still use the script?
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print_test_stats.py had a somewhat misleading name, as it was also
responsible for uploading test statistics to both S3 and Scuba.
We are using Rockset for most of this now, so removing the redundant
code.
The following are things we do not have replacements for:
print_test_statsjob step. I don't think people really looked at theseso not a big loss.
don't want to maintain two data pipelines.