openqa-mq is a small CLI tool that receives openQA related events from RabbitMQ. It is part of the openqa-mon packages and will work for OSD and for OOO.
RabbitMQ is a messaging broker, similar to MQTT but a bit more difficult to handle. openqa-mq is for you, if you just want to listen to it and wait for a certain event.
There are two pre-defined options: --osd and --ooo (or --o3) in order to configure openqa-mq to listen on OSD and on openqa.opensuse.org respectively. All you need to do is to run the application with either one of them and openqa-mq will print all openqa-related events of that instance:
$ openqa-mq --o3
RabbitMQ connected: rabbit.opensuse.org
opensuse.openqa.job.done {"ARCH":"x86_64","BUILD":"20240818","FLAVOR":"NET","ISO":"openSUSE-Tumbleweed-NET-x86_64-Snapshot20240818-Media.iso","MACHINE":"64bit","TEST":"lxde","bugref":null,"group_id":1,"id":4413831,"newbuild":null,"reason":null,"remaining":233,"result":"passed"}
opensuse.openqa.job.done {"ARCH":"aarch64","BUILD":"20240818","FLAVOR":"DVD","HDD_1":"opensuse-Tumbleweed-aarch64-20240818-gnome-x11@aarch64.qcow2","ISO":"openSUSE-Tumbleweed-DVD-aarch64-Snapshot20240818-Media.iso","MACHINE":"aarch64","TEST":"gnome-x11-ibus","bugref":null,"group_id":3,"id":4414334,"newbuild":null,"reason":null,"remaining":232,"result":"passed"}
opensuse.openqa.job.create {"ARCH":"aarch64","ASSET_256":"openSUSE-Tumbleweed-NET-aarch64-Snapshot20240818-Media.iso.sha256","BACKEND":"qemu","BOOTFROM":"cdrom","BOOT_HDD_IMAGE":"1","BUILD":"", ... }
For additional command line arguments use the integrated --help command.
openqa-mq is part of the openqa-mon package available on Tumbleweed and on Leap.