Remove linux_aura from CQ, merge aura tests onto linux_rel.

projects.py

 # Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.
 """Define the supported projects."""
 
 import json
 import logging
 import os
 import re
 import sys
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         'jingle_unittests',
         'media_unittests',
         'net_unittests',
         'ppapi_unittests',
         'printing_unittests',
         'sql_unittests',
         'sync_unit_tests',
         'unit_tests',
         #'webkit_unit_tests',
     ]
-    # Use a smaller set of tests for *_aura, since there's a lot of overlap with
-    # the corresponding *_rel builders.
-    # Note: *_aura are Release builders even if their names convey otherwise.
-    linux_aura_tests = [
-      'app_list_unittests',
-      'aura_unittests',
-      'browser_tests',
-      'compositor_unittests',
-      'content_browsertests',
-      'content_unittests',
-      'interactive_ui_tests',
-      'unit_tests',
-    ]
     builders_and_tests = {
       # TODO(maruel): Figure out a way to run 'sizes' where people can
       # effectively update the perf expectation correctly.  This requires a
       # clobber=True build running 'sizes'. 'sizes' is not accurate with
       # incremental build. Reference:
       # http://chromium.org/developers/tree-sheriffs/perf-sheriffs.
       # TODO(maruel): An option would be to run 'sizes' but not count a failure
       # of this step as a try job failure.
       'android_dbg': ['slave_steps'],
       'android_clang_dbg': ['slave_steps'],
       'android_aosp': ['compile'],
       'ios_dbg_simulator': [
         'compile',
         'base_unittests',
         'content_unittests',
         'crypto_unittests',
         'url_unittests',
         'net_unittests',
         'sql_unittests',
         'ui_unittests',
       ],
       'ios_rel_device': ['compile'],
-      'linux_aura': linux_aura_tests,
       'linux_clang': ['compile'],
       'linux_chromeos_clang': ['compile'],
       # Note: It is a Release builder even if its name convey otherwise.
       'linux_chromeos': standard_tests + [
         'app_list_unittests',
         'aura_unittests',
         'ash_unittests',
         'chromeos_unittests',
         'components_unittests',
         'dbus_unittests',
         'device_unittests',
         'sandbox_linux_unittests',
       ],
       'linux_rel': standard_tests + [
+        'app_list_unittests',
+        'aura_unittests',
         'cc_unittests',
         'chromedriver2_unittests',
         'components_unittests',
+        'compositor_unittests',
         'nacl_integration',
         'remoting_unittests',
         'sandbox_linux_unittests',
         'sync_integration_tests',
       ],
       'mac': ['compile'],
       'mac_rel': standard_tests + [
         'app_list_unittests',
         'cc_unittests',
         'chromedriver2_unittests',
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   """List the projects that can be managed by the commit queue."""
   return sorted(
       x[5:] for x in dir(sys.modules[__name__]) if x.startswith('_gen_'))
 
 
 def load_project(project, user, root_dir, rietveld_obj, no_try):
   """Loads the specified project."""
   assert os.path.isabs(root_dir)
   return getattr(sys.modules[__name__], '_gen_' + project)(
       user, root_dir, rietveld_obj, no_try)