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...of the resources we have, as well as allowing | us to benefit (in the form of smaller blame lists, though not | necessarily lower buildbot result latency) from additional resources | by allowing greater parallelism). There's something I've always meant to ask: when you've got a stable buildot setup (same compiler, etc) all the buildbots are still set up to do a configure and "make clean". I can easily understand if there was the possibility that any other part of the system might also be being changed you'd want to be sure changes were due to repo changes and so do a make...

...e, as well as allowing > | us to benefit (in the form of smaller blame lists, though not > | necessarily lower buildbot result latency) from additional resources > | by allowing greater parallelism). > > There's something I've always meant to ask: when you've got a stable buildot setup (same compiler, etc) > all the buildbots are still set up to do a configure and "make clean". I can easily understand if there was the possibility that > any other part of the system might also be being changed you'd want to be sure changes were due to repo changes > an...

On Tue, Jan 8, 2013 at 9:25 AM, David Tweed <David.Tweed at arm.com> wrote: >> Good point. The build bot is broken for a while and I assumed the person who >> did that commit would spot it better than I would, > > |If the bot isn't configured to send fail-mail to the blame list, > |people probably won't notice. That's how the buildmaster/bots ended up >

> Good point. The build bot is broken for a while and I assumed the person who > did that commit would spot it better than I would, |If the bot isn't configured to send fail-mail to the blame list, |people probably won't notice. That's how the buildmaster/bots ended up |in the rather multicolored state they are in now. I think what happens from the buildbots depends on how many